Struggling for Recognition: The Alevi Movement in Germany and in Transnational Space

Martin Sökefeld

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Acknowledgments List of figures and tables Introduction Chapter 1. Identity and recognition Chapter 2. Going public Chapter 3. Organising Alevis Chapter 4. crosscurrents of identitifaction Chapter 5. The politics of memory: Remembering Sivas Chapter 6. Ritual and community: The changing meaning of cem and dedes Chapter 7. Recognition and the politics of migration in Germany Chapter 8. Transnational connections and the claims of the nation Conclusion Glossary References

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