The political psychology of Kurds in Turkey : critical perspectives on identity, narratives, and resistance / Ercan Şen, Elif Sandal Önal, Mete Sefa Uysal, Yasemin Gülsüm Acar, editors.
Şen, Ercan.; Sandal Önal, Elif.; Uysal, Mete Sefa.; Acar, Yasemin Gülsüm.
2023
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Title The political psychology of Kurds in Turkey : critical perspectives on identity, narratives, and resistance / Ercan Şen, Elif Sandal Önal, Mete Sefa Uysal, Yasemin Gülsüm Acar, editors.
Author Şen, Ercan.
ISBN 9783031332913 (electronic bk.)
3031332911 (electronic bk.)
3031332903
9783031332906
DOI https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-33291-3
Imprint Cham : PALGRAVE MACMILLAN, 2023.
Language English
Description 1 online resource
Other Standard Identifiers 10.1007/978-3-031-33291-3 doi
Call Number DR435.K87
Dewey Decimal Classification 956.1/00491597
Summary Research into Kurdishness touches on many of the important global issues within contemporary social and political psychology - questions about the rigors of methodology, the importance of reflexivity, issues of replicability, and the role of decolonization in research on actors in intractable conflicts. This volume will provide an in-depth account of historical and contemporary research on Kurdishness in Turkey, including research on social identity, conflict and conflict resolution, as well as collective action and resistance. It will also address methodological issues, including fieldwork in conflict zones, reflexivity in research, and intersectionality. This volume also provides lessons from related disciplines such as Kurdish studies and sociology to provide political psychologists some insight into their own research practices from disciplines wherein questions of intersectionality and reflexivity have long been ongoing.
Bibliography, etc. Note References -- From Collective Action to Collective Resistance: Working with the Saturday Mothers -- The Turkish-Kurdish Conflict-Escalation in the 1990s -- Enforced Disappearances -- Who Are the Saturday Mothers? -- Conducting Research with the Saturday Mothers -- Who We Are and How It Affects What We Hope to Learn -- Conclusions -- References -- Reflexivity and Positionality in Qualitative Research: On Being an Outsider in the Field -- Introduction -- Reflexivity and Positionality: A Look into the Literature -- Outsider/Insider/In-between? -- Reimagining Positionality and Reflexivity
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Added Author Sandal Önal, Elif.
Uysal, Mete Sefa.
Acar, Yasemin Gülsüm.
Series Palgrave studies in political psychology.
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Intro
Contents
About the Editors
List of Contributors
Contents
Introduction
Rationale
The Chapters
References
An Overview of the Turkish-Kurdish Conflict Narratives and Their Effects on Intergroup Relations
Conflict Narratives in the Context of the Turkish-Kurdish Conflict
Antecedents of Endorsing Different Turkish-Kurdish Conflict Narratives
Ethnic Identification
Allyship and Ally Identity
Intergroup Contact
Conflict- and Peace-Related Outcomes of Endorsing the Turkish-Kurdish Conflict Narratives
Competitive Victimhood

Forgiveness and Reconciliation
Attitudes Toward Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding
Intergroup Solidarity
Support for Minority Rights
Conclusion and Future Directions
References
Understanding the Implications of Victimhood Identity in Turkey's Kurdish Conflict
Introduction
Methodology
Agency of Victims
Different Uses of the Term Victim
How Is the Victimhood Category Understood?
Victim as a Legal Category
Victimhood as a Category That Points Toward the Responsible Party
Victim as Disempowerment
Concluding Discussion
References

Collective Identity in Kurds: From Collective Memory of Rights Violations to Rights Consciousness
The Socio-political History of the Kurdish Issue in Turkey
From Collective Memory of Rights Violations to Rights Consciousness
Method
Inclusion Criteria
Exclusion Criteria
Results
Perceived Discrimination and Ingroup Identification
System Justifying Ideologies and Attitudes Towards Human Rights and Peace
Collective Identity and Collective Action
From Violations of Rights to Rights Consciousness
Discussion
References

Oath to Death: An Analysis of Sait Kırmızıtoprak's Contested Memory
Origins of a Forgotten Revolutionary
Oath to Death
Two Saits Incident as a Failed Cataclysmic Event
Brakuji, Family, and Guilt
Death of the Witness
Concluding Remarks
References
Audio-Visual
Interviews
The Other of the Other: Syrian Refugees from the Perspective of Kurdish Minority in Turkey
Introduction
Literature Review
Method
Results
Perceptions of Syrians' Forced Migration
Support for Syrian Refugees' Rights and Stay in Turkey
Belonging and Collective Ownership
Conclusion

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