Society and Theory 2

Issue 2: Movers: Kurdish Children and Politics

CONTENTS


FILE: THOSE WHO MOVED THE STONES: KURDISH CHILDREN AND POLITICS

Dara ALHUSEINI: Prison: Changing and Invisible Faces

Haydar DARICI: Violence and Freedom: Politics of Kurdish Children

Delal AYDIN: Representation of “Tiner Sellers” as an Object of Fear

İHD 2008 Report on Children in Conflict with the Law

Ruşen MAHMUTOĞLU: Children Throwing Stones in the Grip of the Legislative-Executive-Judiciary


K. Murat GÜNEY: What TESEV's Forced Migration Research Doesn't Say and the Dilemmas of the Liberal Project Regarding the Solution to the Kurdish Question

Harun ERCAN: Şeş û Yek: The Kurdish Issue, the Gülen Community and the “One Turkey” TV Series as a Counter-Propaganda Initiative

Zeki GÜRÜR: Polîtîkayên Dewleta Tirk Ya Çandkujî û Zimankujiya Kurd û Dengbêjî

Namık Kemal DİNÇ: From the Ancient Homeland to a Geography of Denial: KURDISTAN

Ayhan IŞIK: Oral History and Oral History Study Examples in Kurds

Welat ZEYDANLIOĞLU: The Burden of the White Turk: Orientalism, Kemalism and Kurds in Turkey

Joost JONGERDEN: Politics of Place: The Spatial Organization of State and Society in Turkish Kurdistan

Interview with Handan Çağlayan: Kurdish Women in the Tension of Political Participation and Liberation

DOCUMENT: DDKO Case File


Book Review

Namık Kemal DİNÇ / Welat AY: Tracing Neo-Colonialism Techniques through the Phenomenon of Migration

Delal AYDIN: Making “Mountain Flowers” Citizens