Mustafa Gurbuz on ‘rival Kurdish movements in Turkey’

March 12, 2016

The latest Turkey Book Talk podcast is with Mustafa Gürbüz, the author of “Rival Kurdish Movements in Turkey: Transforming Ethnic Conflict” (Amsterdam University Press).

Apologies for the delay in dropping this latest pod. I’ve had a technical nightmare.

Download the podcast or listen below.

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Here’s my review of the book at Hürriyet Daily News. Here’s the interview in written form.

Rival Kurdish movements

Follow Mustafa on Twitter.

Here’s another interview I did with him from last year about his research on the outlawed Kurdish Islamist militant group Hizbullah.

Finally, reposting my recent podcast with Frederike Geerdink discussing the Kurdish issue.

Posted by William Armstrong
Filed in Human Rights in Turkey, Interviews, Islam, Kurdish issue, Kurds, Military, Minorities, Nationalism, Podcast, Politics, Religion, Turkey, Turkish politics, Uncategorized
Tags: Kurdish Hizbullah, Kurdish issue, Kurdistan Workers' Party, Kurds, Mustafa Gurbuz, PKK, Turkey, Turkey Book Talk, Turkish politics

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