With a unique focus on the suppression of marginalized groups, including Armenians, Kurds, and Alevis, the book presents groundbreaking research on how paramilitarism has been instrumental in state violence, both domestically and internationally.
With a unique focus on the suppression of marginalized groups, including Armenians, Kurds, and Alevis, the book presents groundbreaking research on how paramilitarism has been instrumental in state violence, both domestically and internationally.
Özlem Has is a postdoctoral research fellow in the Department of Defence Studies at King's College London. Her research interests include state formation, political violence, paramilitarism, and mercenarism. Her key publications include studies on paramilitaries in the Kurdish-Turkish conflict and private military companies. Ayhan I¿¿k is an independent researcher and an interdisciplinary political historian specializing in 20th and 21st-century political violence, paramilitarism and Kurdish Studies. He is author of a book titled Turkish paramilitarism in Northern Kurdistan: State Violence in the 1990s that was published 2024.
Inhaltsangabe
Table of Contents About the Book Foreword: U ur Ümit Üngör PART I: The Origins of Paramilitarism in Modern Turkey Chapter I: Modern Bandits of Purgatory in the Transition from the Ottoman Empire to the Republic: A Story of Property Transfer in Aintab from Warlords to Urban Elite - Ümit Kurt PART II: Paramilitarism and Raison D'etat Chapter II: Counterinsurgency in Turkey: Coloniality of Paramilitary Forces and Provocative Counterorganisation - Deniz Yonucu Chapter III: At the Intersection of Domestic and Foreign Policy in Turkey: Transformation of the Capacity for Extralegal Violence and Kurdistan Issue - Çär Kurt PART III: The Functioning of the Paramilitarism Abroad and At Home Chapter IV: Pro-Turkish State Vigilantism in Europe in the Post-1960s - Mazyar Khoojinian Chapter V: The Politics of Violence and Exclusion: Paramilitary Groups and the Targeting of Alevi Communities in Turkey - Ozan Çavdar PART IV: 1990s: The Heyday of Paramilitarism Chapter VI: The Village Guard System: Socio-Anthropology of a Paramilitary Institution in Northern Kurdistan (Turkish Kurdistan) - Adnan Çelik Chapter VII: Strategically Ambiguous and Deniable: Paramilitary Violence and Psychological Warfare in the 1990s - Ye im Yaprak Y ld z PART V: Post-Truth Paramilitarism Chapter VIII: The Contractual Functioning of Paramilitary Violence in Turkey: The J TEM Case - Özlem Has Chapter IX: Disfiguring Public Reality: Televisual and Paramilitary Visions - Sidar Bayram
Table of Contents About the Book Foreword: U ur Ümit Üngör PART I: The Origins of Paramilitarism in Modern Turkey Chapter I: Modern Bandits of Purgatory in the Transition from the Ottoman Empire to the Republic: A Story of Property Transfer in Aintab from Warlords to Urban Elite - Ümit Kurt PART II: Paramilitarism and Raison D'etat Chapter II: Counterinsurgency in Turkey: Coloniality of Paramilitary Forces and Provocative Counterorganisation - Deniz Yonucu Chapter III: At the Intersection of Domestic and Foreign Policy in Turkey: Transformation of the Capacity for Extralegal Violence and Kurdistan Issue - Çär Kurt PART III: The Functioning of the Paramilitarism Abroad and At Home Chapter IV: Pro-Turkish State Vigilantism in Europe in the Post-1960s - Mazyar Khoojinian Chapter V: The Politics of Violence and Exclusion: Paramilitary Groups and the Targeting of Alevi Communities in Turkey - Ozan Çavdar PART IV: 1990s: The Heyday of Paramilitarism Chapter VI: The Village Guard System: Socio-Anthropology of a Paramilitary Institution in Northern Kurdistan (Turkish Kurdistan) - Adnan Çelik Chapter VII: Strategically Ambiguous and Deniable: Paramilitary Violence and Psychological Warfare in the 1990s - Ye im Yaprak Y ld z PART V: Post-Truth Paramilitarism Chapter VIII: The Contractual Functioning of Paramilitary Violence in Turkey: The J TEM Case - Özlem Has Chapter IX: Disfiguring Public Reality: Televisual and Paramilitary Visions - Sidar Bayram
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