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9 15 27 57 73 83 Table of Contents Maria Hlavajova Foreword Renée In der Maur and Jonas Staal Introduction Dilar Dirik Interviewed by Jonas Staal Living Without Approval Havin Güneşer Feminicide Zîlan Diyar The Whole World is Talking about Us, Kurdish Women Gönül Kaya Why Jineology? Re-Constructing the Sciences Towards a Communal and Free Life 131 159 195 211 223 231 247 The Social Contract Ahmet Hamdi Akkaya and Joost Jongerden Reassembling the Political: The PKK and the Project of Radical <strong>Democracy</strong> David Graeber Interviewed by Pınar Öğünç No. This is a Genuine Revolution Janet Biehl Revolutionary Education: Two Academies in Rojava Hito Steyerl Kobanê Is Not Falling Jonas Staal Theater of the <strong>Stateless</strong> Kajal Ahmed Bird (excerpt) 97 111 Abdullah Öcalan Democratic Confederalism (excerpts) Murray Bookchin The Meaning of Confederalism
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clear to everyone that the Kurds in
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Dear Friends, I first of all would
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fighters would no longer be under t
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federalism and democratic autonomy.
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The Whole World is Talking about Us
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ody nor her weapon to the enemy whe
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Raperîn Derik leads a class of loc
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eratives were achieved in this cont
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In the modern understanding of know
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despite there being an inherent rel
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Democratic Confederalism This kind
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The crisis of the financial system
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the nation-state. However, under ce
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Few arguments have been used more e
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us how to conserve, invest, eat, an
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they were the hard bricks that were
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have today. In the end, there is no
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the environment in which issues lik
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29 January 2014 Preamble We, the pe
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Article 11 The Autonomous Regions h
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• Protect the motherhood and mate
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Article 49 Every person who has rea
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Article 58 The Head of the Executiv
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tive Assembly. Its members are draw
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) Freedom of religion shall be prot
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Introduction One of the most import
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meaningful to the Kurdish project,
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strive for its own abolition. They
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tion of democracy from nationalism,
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For Kurdish people, democratic conf
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HAP all of which banned by the Cons
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econstruction (2000-2004); and c) a
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It can negotiate the form and bound
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No. This is a Genuine Revolution Cl
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Pinar Öğünç: In your article fo
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ticipating. I was told the only rea
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you about the future? What do you t
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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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Ballinde Bepey tazetirîn polîn, K
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