Conflict Society and the Transformation of Turkey's Kurdish Question
Paper prepared within the framework of the SHUR project (Human Rights in Conflicts: The Role of Civil Society), funded by the Sixth Framework Programme-FP6 of the European Commission. Subsequent version: "Civil Society and the Transformation of Turkey’s Kurdish Question", in
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Roma, Luiss-Cersdu, May 2008, 35 p. (SHUR Working Papers ; 01/08)
1. The Conflict Context and the Nature of Turkey’s Conflict Society
a. The Turkish State and the Evolution of the Kurdish Question
b. The Turkish State and the Nature of Civil Society
2. The Role of Conflict Society in the Kurdish Question
Securitizing Civil Society
i. Type of Actors and Identities
ii. Frameworks of Action
iii. Political Opportunity Structure
Holding Civil Society
i. Type of Actors and Identities
ii. Frameworks of Action
iii. Political Opportunity Structure
De-securitizing/Peace-building Civil Society
i. Type of actors and identities
ii. Frameworks of action
iii. Political Opportunity Structure
3. Integrated Analysis of Civil Society and Conflict Dynamics
a. Conflict Society Identities, Views on Human Rights and Peacemaking Impact
b. Conflict Society Strategies, Political Opportunity Structure and the Effectiveness of Impact
Relations with state institutions and the media
The interconnectedness of civil society
Time contingent factors
4. The EU and Conflict Society in Turkey
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