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portada Turkish Culture and its Influence on the Counter-Insurgency Campaign Against the Kurdistan Worker's Part (PKK) (in English)
Type
Physical Book
Language
Inglés
Pages
72
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
28.0 x 21.6 x 0.4 cm
Weight
0.19 kg.
ISBN13
9781499762464

Turkish Culture and its Influence on the Counter-Insurgency Campaign Against the Kurdistan Worker's Part (PKK) (in English)

School of Advances Military Studies (Author) · Createspace Independent Publishing Platform · Paperback

Turkish Culture and its Influence on the Counter-Insurgency Campaign Against the Kurdistan Worker's Part (PKK) (in English) - School of Advances Military Studies

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Synopsis "Turkish Culture and its Influence on the Counter-Insurgency Campaign Against the Kurdistan Worker's Part (PKK) (in English)"

Turkish Culture had a profound influence on the conduct of its counter-insurgency campaign against the Kurdistan Worker's Party (PKK). The variables shaping Turkey's response to the insurgency were a unique brand of nationalism, Islamic traditions, aspirations towards Westernization, and political legacies from the Ottoman Empire. Based on these variables, the culturally accepted response to Kurdish nationalism and separatism was a militarily dominated strategy of suppression. The Kurds, for their part, leveraged the inconsistencies found in the inherent Turkish cultural tensions and military response to propagate their struggle. Multi-disciplined programs, fostering true democracy, an integrated strategy, and use of existing Kurdish social and political structures must be incorporated in a new approach by the Turkish government. American policymakers can derive three lessons: pragmatism must override dogma, conflict resolution requires understanding and leveraging of cultural dynamics and complex problems require multi-disciplined approaches.

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