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Autonomy as a third mode of ordering: Agriculture and the Kurdish movement in Rojava and North and East Syria

Journal of Agrarian Change, 2022
Abstract While the fight of the Kurdish movement against Islamic State (IS) received much coverage, almost no attention was or has been given to the reconstruction efforts of Rojava after its liberation from the Ba′ath regime and the defeat of the caliphate, let alone the political principles underlying the reconstruction of the agrarian economy.
Joost Jongerden
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Understanding Rojava

Journal of Middle East Women's Studies, 2022
Abstract This study critically analyzes representations of Kurdish women fighters in US mainstream media from January 2014 to December 2018. The article argues that the narrative articulated through the presentation of Kurdish women in the US media as “badass” soldiers fighting against the violence and extremism of the Islamic State ...
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CRITICAL HISTORY OF KURDISH LITERATURE IN ROJAVA

Mezopotamya Disiplinlerarası Çalışmalar Dergisi, 2022
Rexne ya edebî pişkeke ji edebnasîyê ye. Çendîn qonax û çax derbazkirî ne. Li her qonax û çaxkê de rexnegirî bi awayekê serederî digel têksta edebî kirî ye. Rolekê baş lîstî ye ji bo pêşxstina têkstên edebî. Çendîn teorî derketîne holê.
Rabeea Ismael Khalid ZEBARI, Mehmet Veysi BABAYİĞİT   +1 more
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Self-Determination and Use of Force in Rojava

Journal of Human Rights and Social Work, 2021
After living under the colonialism of the Ottoman Empire, France, and Syria, the Kurds of Syria are developing landmark policy atypical of the Middle East. Recent developments triggered by the 2011 Syrian insurgency, the rise of the ISIS, the onslaught on Kurdish cities, and the resistance of People’s Protection Units (YPG) and Women’s Protection ...
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Communal Democracy: The Social Contract and Confederalism in Rojava

Comparative Islamic Studies, 2016
The article engages with the question of self-governance and its implications for the concept of citizenship in Rojava. A short overview of the historical development of the political idea of democratic autonomy applied in Rojava is given, a model that claims to be on the way to creating a stateless model of radical democracy whose realisation involves
Knapp, M., Jongerden, J.P.
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Revolution and war in Western Kurdistan’s Rojava

Social Movement Studies, 2020
The two books under review describe the contemporary Syrian civil war and the related social revolution in the region of Western Kurdistan known as Rojava.
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L’épopée de la Rojava

Recherches Internationales, 2015
Le combat des Kurdes syriens depuis le début de la révolution en 2011 est en tout point exemplaire et totalement inédit dans l’ensemble du Proche et Moyen-Orient. Les milices kurdes syriennes et la population civile se battent pour un programme totalement égalitariste : égalité homme-femme, croyants de toutes religions et non-croyants, de toutes ...
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Women in Rojava: a project of gender equal society

Reality of Politics, 2022
One of the main pillars of Democratic Confederalism and Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria is to create a gender-equal society. Hence, this paper will focus on women rights and women’s gaining during the administration of PYD in Rojava. Öcalan can be considered as ideological leader of Rojava and PYD.
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A Genealogy of Rojava

Abstract The origins of Rojava can be traced to the Republic of Mount Ararat, one of the most significant rebellions in the aftermath of the founding of the Turkish Republic. Based on an official treaty of cooperation between the Kurdish Xoybûn League and the Armenian Revolutionary Federation (Dashnaktsutyun), Mount Ararat declared ...
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Retour du Rojava

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Une délégation de la gauche française, sous la bannière du Nouveau Front Populaire, s’est rendue à Kobané en Syrie pour commémorer le 10 e anniversaire de la libération de cette ville kurde, le 26 janvier 2015, des mains de l’État Islamique. Jérôme Gleizes qui en faisait partie, nous livre ici son témoignage avec un article, écrit fin février 2025, qui
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