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A Nationalism for Justice not Dominance

A Nationalism For Justice, Not Dominance

Despite the nation-state becoming the dominant political structure in the world and nationalism becoming the dominant ideology of nations, for many scholars, nationalism is often associated with aggressive policies and discrimination against non-members of a […]

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Kurdish Women Guerrilla 

In the heart of the Middle East, a region that is plagued by religious fundamentalism and women are almost invisible in the political and social activities, a political and militarily movement exists which women play […]

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  • Some scholars reject the idea that the origins of conflict date back thousands of Years. They argue that a lack of social development over the last three hundred years, or since the Renaissance, has led [...]
  • As mentioned in the section on Continuity, the Middle East is experiencing many ongoing conflicts between various state and non-state actors. Its conditions are unstable, and its future is uncertain, particularly regarding human and environmental [...]
  • While most conflicts, wars, and crises in the Middle East are new phenomena, it does not mean that newer ones are not emerging. The global climate and health index indicates the Middle East as one [...]
  • There are many similarities between the process of secularism and its failure in Turkey and the same process in Iraq, Syria and Iran. In all cases, secularism was intertwined with nationalism in an authoritarian framework, [...]
  • For Kurdish Society, University of Sheffield, on; Kurdistan National Flag Day and Peshmerga Day, Tonight, we gathered here to celebrate Kurdish National Flag Day. Before proceeding with my speech , I must mention that the [...]