%a 9781438486727

%a 10.1515/9781438486734

%a Somer, Murat

%a Return to Point Zero : %b The Turkish-Kurdish Question and How Politics and Ideas (Re)Make Empires, Nations, and States.

%a %b %c

%a 1 online resource (452 pages) %c

%g CHAPTER 1%g CHAPTER 2%g CHAPTER 3%g CHAPTER 4%g CHAPTER 5%g CHAPTER 6%g CHAPTER 7%g CHAPTER 8 %t Introduction: Choices, Structures, and Politics in Creating and Solving Conflicts, p.1 --%t The Three Dilemmas Explained, p.41 --%t From Empire to Imaginabie and Imagined Nations: How Did the Kurdish Question Arise?, p.61 --%t How Was the Kurdish Conflict Created? A Nonstandard Explanation, p.97 --%t The Changing Context of the 1990s: Seeing Kurds vvithout Recognizing Them, p.163 --%t Return to Point Zero: Why Did the Peace Initiatives in the 2000s Fail? --%t Ideational Bottlenecks, p.259 --%t Return to Point Zero: New Political Choices Informed by New Ideas, p.279 -- NOTES, p.303 BİBLİOGRAPHY, p.359 -- INDEX.

%a Analyzes Turkey's Kurdish conflict since post-Ottoman nation-building through recent peace attempts, from a novel perspective highlighting the dilemmas of the Turk majority and reshaping our understanding of ethnic conflicts, and offers solutions for a sustainable peace.

%a 1900-2099

%a Kurdowie

%a Nacjonalizm

%a Konflikt etniczny

%a Stosunki etniczne

%a Turcja

%a Bliski Wschód

%a Turcja

%a 978-1-4384-8672-7