Identity, Conflict and Politics in Turkey, Iran and Pakistan
- 1st
- London Hurst & Company 2018
- Comparative Politics and International Studies Series .
Introduction: Identity, Hierarchy, And Mobilization -- Gilles Dorronsoro and Olivier GrojeanPart One: The Formation of IdentitiesThe Narcissism of the Minor Difference" and Religious Violence: The Case of the Alevis and Sunnis of Central Anatolia -- Benoît FlicheCultural Diversity and Ethnic Hierarchy: The Use of Categories in the Kurdish Conflict in Turkey -- Clémence Scalbert-YücelEthnic and Regional Ferment in Iran: The Gilan Example -- Christian BrombergerPart Two: The Emergence of MobilizationsThe Management of Identities in and by Turkey's Political Parties -- Elise MassicardThe Transformation of a Conflict in the Diaspora: Muslims and Sikhs and the British State -- Christine MolinerThe Origins of the Protest Movement Against Ethnic Hierarchy: The Azerbaijani Cause in Iran -- Gilles RiauxViolence and War in the Middle East in the 1980s -- Hamit BozarslanPart Three: Transitions to ViolenceSelf-Radicalisation of a Young Indian Jihadist in Great Britain: The Quest for Ethics and Long-Distance Suffering -- Aminah Mohammad-ArifConflicting Emotions: The 2006 Anti-"Danish Cartoons" Riot in Lahore (Pakistan) -- Amélie BlomQuetta City and the Baloch Guerrilla: Issues at Stake in Politically Motivated Urban Violence -- Luc BellonFrom Student Strife to Campus Warfare: The Escalation of Political Violence at Karachi University, 1979-1991 -- Laurent GayerThe Instrumentalization of Ethnic Conflict by the State: The Azeri-Kurdish Conflict in Iran -- Chirine Mohséni"