Gilles Dorronsoro - Identity, Conflict and Politics in Turkey, Iran and Pakistan

COMPARATIVE POLITICS
AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES SERIES

Series editors, Christophe Jaffrelot and Alain Dieckhoff
Series managing editor, Miriam Perier

The series consists of original manuscripts and translations of noteworthy manuscripts and publications in the social sciences emanating from the foremost French researchers.

The focus of the series is the transformation of politics and society by transnational and domestic factorsglobalisation, migration and religion. States are more permeable to external influence than ever before and this phenomenon is accelerating processes of social and political change the world over. In seeking to understand and interpret these transformations, this series gives priority to social trends from below as much as to the interventions of state and non-state actors.

GILLES DORRONSORO
OLIVIER GROJEAN

(Editors)

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Names: Gilles Dorronsoro and Olivier Grojean.

Title: Identity, Conflict and Politics in Turkey, Iran and Pakistan / Gilles Dorronsoro and Olivier Grojean.

ISBN 9780190845780 (print)

ISBN 9780190934682 (updf)

ISBN 9780190934903 (epub)

Gilles Dorronsoro and Olivier Grojean

PART ONE
THE FORMATION OF IDENTITIES

Benot Fliche

Clmence Scalbert-Ycel

Christian Bromberger

PART TWO
THE EMERGENCE OF MOBILIZATIONS

Elise Massicard

Christine Moliner

Gilles Riaux

Hamit Bozarslan

PART THREE
TRANSITIONS TO VIOLENCE

Aminah Mohammad-Arif

Amlie Blom

Luc Bellon

Laurent Gayer

Chirine Mohsni

Gilles Dorronsoro is Professor of Political Science at the University Paris IPanthon Sorbonne. A prominent expert on contemporary Afghan politics, he has lectured throughout the world and has been a non-resident scholar at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. He is the author of Revolution Unending: Afghanistan, 1979 to the Present (London: Hurst, 2005). Co-founder of the European Journal of Turkish Studies and the South Asia Multidisciplinary Academic Journal (SAMAJ).

Olivier Grojean obtained his PhD in sociology from the French cole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (EHESS, Paris) and is currently Senior lecturer in political science at Universit Paris 1Panthon Sorbonne, a fellow of CESSP-CRPS. He was previously in charge of the CNRS International Relations chair at Aix-Marseille-University (CERIC). He is the author of La rvolution kurde. Le PKK et la fabrique dune utopie (Paris: La Dcouverte, 2017).

Luc Bellon is an independent researcher in anthropology, a documentary-maker and Head of Mission at Handicap International.

Amlie Blom is a political scientist at the Center for the Study of India and South Asia (CEIAS-EHESS, Paris). Her PhD research focuses on jihadism in Pakistan. Amlie is the co-editor (with Laetitia Bucaille and Luis Martinez) of The Enigma of Islamist Violence (London: Hurst, 2007).

Hamit Bozarslan is a historian and a political scientist at CETOBAC-EHESS, France, specializing in the study of the Middle Eastparticularly Turkey, Kurds, and violencethrough a historical- and political-sociological approach. His recent publications include