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Turkish nationalism and the Kurdish question by YEGEN, Mesut

“…This article addresses the ways in which Turkish nationalism has perceived the Kurdish question. It is shown that both Turkish nationalism and the Kurdish…”
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Turkish Nationhood: Civic and Ancestral and Cultural by Yegen, Mesut

“…This article challenges two established views in the literature on Turkish nationalism. First, that Turkish nationhood in the early republican era was civic…”
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Ethnicity and Elections in Eastern Turkey: What do the Kurds Want? by Yeğen, Mesut, Tol, Uğraş Ulaş, Çalışkan, Mehmet Ali

“…Relying on a survey conducted in 2014 in 12 provinces in eastern Turkey, this article analyses the extent to which (a) ethnicity and religiosity shape Kurds’…”
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Ethnopolitics to geopolitics: the Turkish State and the Kurdish question since 2015 by Yegen, Mesut

“…Reviewing the Turkish state's engagement with the Kurdish question since 2015, I argue that while the Turkish state tackled with the Kurdish question mainly…”
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'Jewish-Kurds' or the new frontiers of Turkishness by Yegen, Mesut

“…Yeğen analyses the sudden appearance of the uncanny term 'Jewish-Kurds' in the language of Turkish nationalism. He sees the term as a symptom of a new idea of…”
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The Kurdish Question in Turkish State Discourse by Yegen, Mesut

“…In an examination of contemporary Turkish State Discourse (TSD), Yegen explains how the Kurdish question is reconstituted within TSD and demonstrates that TSD…”
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"Prospective-Turks" or "Pseudo-Citizens:" Kurds in Turkey by Yegen, Mesut

“…This article explores the public images and citizenship status of Turkish-citizen Kurds in Turkey. Kurds in Turkey mostly have been seen as prospective-Turks…”
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Armed Struggle to Peace Negotiations: Independent Kurdistan to Democratic Autonomy, or The PKK in Context by Yegen, Mesut

“…This article examines the Partiya Karkerên Kurdistan (Kurdistan Workers Party, or PKK), which has become one of the prominent actors in Kurdistan and the…”
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The Turkish Left and the Kurdish Question by Yegen, Mesut

“…This essay examines Marxist Turkish left's engagement with the Kurdish question in Turkey. It aims to portray, on the basis of some first-hand material, the…”
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Citizenship and Ethnicity in Turkey by YEGEN, Mesut

“…Yegen discusses the ethnic vs political definition of citizenship in Turkey. While it is sometimes suggested that Turkish citizenship, especially at the time…”
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The Dialectic and the Tragedy of Citizenship by Yegen, Mesut

“…This essay aims to review the contemporary debate on citizenship with a focus on the present dilemma of the institution of citizenship between equality and…”
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The Turkish state discourse and the exclusion of Kurdish identity by YEGEN, M

“…The exclusion of the Kurdish identity in Turkey is examined. The Republican Turkish state even denied that the Kurds exist…”
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İngiliz belgelerinde Kürdistan: derleyen, Mesut Yeğen by Yeğen, Mesut

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Son Kürt isyanı: Mesut Yeğen by Yeğen, Mesut

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Müstakbel-Türk'ten sözde-vatandaşa: Cumhuriyet ve kürtler / Mesut Yeğen by Yeğen, Mesut

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The Kurdish Nationalist Movement: Opportunity, Mobilization and Identity by Yegen, Mesut, Romano, David

“…To conclude, although Romano's book has some weaknesses in assessing the Kurdish nationalist movement of the 20th century, it still is an invaluable…”
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The Turkish State Discourse and the Exclustion of Kurdish Identity by Yegen, Mesut

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David Romano, The Kurdish Nationalist Movement: Opportunity, Mobilization and Identity (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2006). Pp. 290. $80.00 cloth by Yeğen, Mesut

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Citizenship and Turkishness by Yegen, Mesut

“…This essay aims to deconstruct the idea of Turkishness designed by the Turkish citizenship. Arguing that the present debate on Turkish citizenship fails to…”
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[Im]Possible Paths between Liberal Demoracy and Radical Democracy by Yegen, Mesut

“…Sometimes it is suggested that liberal democracies are in a "crisis." The crisis, it is argued, is due to the fact that today's democracies can no more cope…”
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