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Foreword by Hamit Bozarslan Introduction: Turkey and the Kurds- Cengiz Gunes and Welat Zeydanlioglu 1 The Role of the Judicial System in the Politicide of the Kurdish Opposition- Derya Bayir 2 The Representation of Democratic Society Party (DTP) in Mainstream Turkish Media - Derya Erdem 3 Mobilizing the Kurds in Turkey: Newroz as a Myth - Delal Aydin 4 The State Sovereignty and the Politics of Fear: Ethnography of Political Violence and the Kurdish Struggle in Turkey - Ramazan Aras 5 Re-defining the Role of Women within the Kurdish National Movement in Turkey in the 1990s - Necla Acik 6 Taking to the Streets! Kurdish Collective Action in Turkey - Kariane Westrheim 7 Repression or Reform? An Analysis of AKP's Kurdish Language Policy - Welat Zeydanlioglu 8 Confederalism and Autonomy in Turkey: The Kurdistan Workers' Party and the Reinvention of Democracy- Ahmet Hamdi Akkaya and Joost Jongerden 9 The Impact of the EU on Minority Rights: The Kurds as a Case - Zelal B. Kizilkan-Kisacik 10 Music and Reconciliation in Turkey - Ozan E. Aksoy 11 Elimination or Integration of Pro-Kurdish Politics: Limits of the AKP's Democratic Initiative - Cuma Cicek 12 Political Reconciliation in Turkey: Challenges and Prospects - Cengiz Gunes
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