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Nicola Degli EspostiPresents first history of the Kurdish national movement from a political-economic perspective.Explains the complexity of Kurdish politics today by exploring its origins in a century of Kurdish nationa

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Introduction, of the 2010s have highlighted the contentious nature of Kurdish nationalism and the profound divisions within the Kurdish national movement and between the main Kurdish political actors. These developments make the dominant scholarly approach to the study of Kurdish nationalism—as a linear national

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,Feudal Nationalism in Kurdistan (1918–1946),ia, after World War I, deprived the Kurdish tribal aristocracy of its position as members of the Ottoman Muslim elite. Moreover, the nation-building and centralisation processes inaugurated by the new states threatened their traditional power. This chapter shows that the Kurdish revolts that took pl

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,The Crisis of Kurdish Nationalism in Iraq (2014–2018),ISIL war, and the drop in oil prices brought the Kurdish region to its knees. The austerity measures taken by the government broke the ‘rentier pact’ between the extractive elite and the dependent population throwing ordinary Kurds into poverty and triggering waves of protests. The fruitless indepen

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,The Kurdish Question in Turkey (1946–1987),1950, the Kurdish landowning elite was gradually integrated into Turkey’s political landscape and, thanks to their control over peasant and tribal constituencies, they were rehabilitated and empowered, while landlessness and rural migration steadily increased. The Kurdish movement re-emerged, in the