
Democratic Autonomy in North Kurdistan: The Council Movement, Gender Liberation, and Ecology
Tatort KurdistanDemocratic Autonomy in North Kurdistan: The Council Movement, Gender Liberation, and Ecology
January 1, 2013New Compass Press212 pages
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The Kurdish Freedom Movement in Turkey has created structures for a democratic, ecological and gender-liberated society. At its core is a system of councils and cooperatives. The radical democratic awakening of the Kurds, depicted in the interviews and documentation in this book, may serve as an global inspiration for social change.
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