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Glafkos Clerides
This book is a biography and discussion of the political career of the former President of Cyprus, Glafkos Clerides. Written in six parts, it provides a comprehensive history of modern Cyprus, from the period prior to independence, early statehood, invasion and the process of trying to find a solution to the current deadlock and division.
Ulus Kaçağı
“Hayat beni iki toplumlu, iki dilli, tek bölgeli kıldı. Kıbrıs’ın bütününün insanıyım. ‘Biz’ dediğimde Mehmet ile Yannis, Ayşe ile Maria aynı anda aklıma düşer. Onların hassasiyetleri, özgüllükleri, kültürleri ve çıkarları bende ortak ve birdir.Fakat benim kendimden saydığım insan toplulukları, ‘biz’ ve ‘onlar’ karşıtlığı içinde yaşıyorlar. Birbirini değersizleştirmeye, kavga ve rekabet etmeye devam ediyorlar. Benim aynı anda hem içlerinde ve aralarında olmam, hem de ‘biz’ ve ‘onların’ ötesini aramam, bu sürtüşmeden fırlayan kıvılcımların üstüme sıçramasına yol açıyor. Ve biliyorum ki, Oliki Kipros/Bütün K...
Leukōsia
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Nationalism in the Troubled Triangle
Nationalism in the Troubled Triangle is the first systematic study of nationalism in Cyprus, Greece and Turkey from a comparative perspective. Bringing scholars from Greece, Turkey and both sides of Cyprus (and beyond) together, the book provides a critical account of nation-building processes and nationalist politics in all three countries.
Mia epochē tēs vias
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The Kurdish Model of Political Community
The Kurdish Model of Political Community: A Vision of National Liberation Defiant of the Nation-State undertakes a task long due in Kurdish studies: addressing common misunderstandings about and outlining theoretical implications of Kurdish politics. Hanifi Baris develops his arguments with an historical examination and finds apathy towards and a resistance to state-building in Kurdistan. Accordingly, Baris argues, this tendency to establish self-government with distaste to state-building has enabled major Kurdish movements in Turkey and Syria to develop a form of political community that constitutes a viable alternative to those based on theocratic, imperial and national sovereignty. Thus, Baris concludes, rather than being a conflict between competing nationalisms, the current Kurdish conflict in Turkey and Syria is between competing visions of political community.
