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Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

01.12.2026

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Verlag

Ingram Publishers Services

Seitenzahl

213

Maße (L/B)

22,8/15,2 cm

Übersetzt von

Jessica Feely

Sprache

Englisch

EAN

9798888909140

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

01.12.2026

Abbildungen

Illustrationen, nicht spezifiziert

Verlag

Ingram Publishers Services

Seitenzahl

213

Maße (L/B)

22,8/15,2 cm

Übersetzt von

Jessica Feely

Sprache

Englisch

EAN

9798888909140

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Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Contents
    Preface to the English Edition
    Acknowledgments: Spas, Shukran und Taudi
    List of Figures

    1 Between New Beginnings and Threats
    Why an Entire Society Comes Together in a Soccer Stadium

    2 The Story Begins
    Why Kurdish Activists are Suddenly Challenging the State
     1 Colonial Intrigues and the ‘Kurdish Question’
     2 The Kurdish Speechlessness in Syria
     3 A New Party Enters the Syrian Stage
     4 The Party Renews Itself

    3 The “Myth of Revolution”
    How the Inhabitants of a City Begin to Write History
     1 The Spring of 2011
     2 An Unresolved Question
     3 A New Type of Party?
     4 Revolution by Assad’s Grace?

    4 The Reappropriation of Politics
    How to Build a State Without Building a State
     1 The Heart of the Self-administration
     2 Difficulties on the Ground
     3 From the Communal Administrations to the Cantons
     4 The Autonomous Self-administration and an Anti-state Constitution
     5 An Independent Corrective Body?
     6 Jin, Jian, Azadi
     7 Complexities and Contradictions

    5 Basic Supply and Shortages
    What a Communal Economy Could Mean
     1 North and East Syria as Supplier
     2 Prevented Famines and Empty Houses
     3 Communal or Centrally Controlled?
     4 The Dominance of Oil
     5 Claim and Reality of Cooperatives
     6 The Crux of Property
     7 Consequences of War and Poverty

    6 The “Democratic Nation”
    Why an Arab Sheikh is Campaigning for Women’s Rights
     1 Praying and Fighting Under the Cross
     2 Skepticism and Commitment: Manbij and Its Muslim Minorities
     3 The New, Old Majority: the Arabs

    7 Lack of Medication and Recognition
    How an Anesthesiologist is Trying to Renew the Local Healthcare System
     1 Reconstruction in Destroyed Structures
     2 Diverse Challenges
     3 An Important Workbench in Qamishli
     4 Lack of Framework, Lack of Recognition

    8 The Society as Judge
    Why Neighbors Understand More About Justice than Courts
     1 The Establishment of a Civil Justice System
     2 There is No Justice Without Women
     3 Same Same but Different: the Court System
     4 Prisons and Criminal Prosecution
     5 A Success Story?

    9 A New Generation
    What Education Can Mean – and Where North and East Syria Itself Can Still Learn
     1 Lack of Books, Compulsory Education and Co-determination
     2 Education for All?
     3 More Than Just Training
     4 The Female Counter-University
     5 Stamped Paper

    10 A Traumatized Society
    How War Defines an Entire Generation
     1 The Long Road from Kobani to Baghuz
     2 Ticking Time Bombs
     3 A Contradictory Opponent
     4 David against Goliath
     5 Observations in Real Time
     6 Outer and Inner Misery

    11 Lenin and Samuel Beckett in Rojava
     What I Had to Promise a Souvenir Dealer
    References
    Index