TY - BOOK AU - GAMBETTI, Zeynep AU - JONGERDEN, Joost TI - The Kurdish Issue in Turkey: A Spatial Perspective SN - 9780000000000 PY - 2015/// CY - Oxon PB - Routledge KW - Ethnic conflict--Turkey--20th century KW - Kurds--Politics and government KW - Kurds--Turkey, Eastern N1 - Introduction: The spatial (re)production of the Kurdish issue: multiple and contradicting trajectories - Zeynep Gambetti and Joost Jongerden PART I: MAKING AND REMAKING THE SOUTHEAST 1 Space, state-making and contentious Kurdish politics in the East of Turkey: the case of Eastern Meetings, 1967 - Azad Gündoğan 2 Diyarbakır's 'Witness-sites' and Discourses on 'the Kurdish Question' in Turkey - Eray Çaylı 3 What is hidden beneath the wall surrounding the Mor Gabriel Monastery? Consolidating borders between self and other, self and the state - Zerrin Özlem Biner 4 An Ethnographic Account of the Compulsory Public Service of Doctors in Hakkari: The Limits of the JDP's Assimilation Strategy and the Production of Space - İlker Cörüt 5 Beyond Kurdistan? The Mesopotamia Social Forum and the appropriation and re-imagination of Mesopotamia by the Kurdish movement - Marlies Casier PART II: KURDISH STRUGGLES IN URBAN SPACES 6 Generational Differences in Political Mobilization among Kurdish Forced Migrants: The Case of Istanbul's Kanarya Mahallesi - Gülay Kılıçaslan 7 Space, Capitalism and Kurdish Migrants in Turkey: An Analysis of Kadifekale's Transformation in Izmir - Neslihan Demirtaş-Milz and Cenk Saraçoğlu 8 Rescaled localities and redefined class relations: neoliberal experience in south-east Turkey - Ayşe Seda Yüksel 9 Politics of Privacy: Forced Migration and the Spatial Struggle of the Kurdish Youth in Adana - Haydar Darıcı 10 Ethnicity, Social Tensions and Production of Space in Forced Migration Neighbourhoods of Mersin - Ali Ekber Doğan and Bediz Yılmaz PART III: SPACES OF SEASONAL MIGRATION 11Embodiment of Space and Labor: Kurdish Migrant Workers in Turkish Agriculture - Deniz Duruiz12The Transformation of the Private Home of Kurdish Seasonal Workers - İclal Ayse Küçükkırca ER -