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Living quarters of the training camp of the Women’s Defense Units (YPJ), situated near Qamişlo. Reassembling the Political: The PKK and the Project of Radical <strong>Democracy</strong> Ahmet Hamdi Akkaya and Joost Jongerden
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Colophon New World Academy Reader #
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Entrance to a training camp of the
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Here, the vision of a society insti
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The Kurdish Women’s Movement enco
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Öcalan’s concept of democratic c
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cates our shared present to the cre
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Jonas Staal: You are an academic re
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world in an almost universal sense.
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JS: This systemic denial of politic
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Öcalan’s brother, Osman Öcalan,
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much further. The Kurds had opposed
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JS: In every revolution, however tr
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perceived in recent times. On the c
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A classroom at the Women’s Academ
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ack then. In doing so, we would be
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quent male-dominant social culture
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this accumulation was neither for t
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The whole world is talking about us
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tree. The feelings that she felt in
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The Kurdish Women’s Movement eval
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sors and the oppressed. It used myt
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esituating of woman is needed. It i
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Democratic Confederalism (excerpts)
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is open for compromises concerning
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an accessory of the military appara
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Page 160: Introduction One of the most import
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Moussa Dîlok leads a class of futu
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from public life; teaching it was i
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emphasis on ideology is more pronou
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An old fountain of the Assad regime
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The felt pen used by the gravedigge
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1. In one of the many streets of Qa
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The second is the requirement that
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who would otherwise face a life ful
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“performing” on the battlefield
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