Turkey's Kurdish Troubles: An Intractable Conflict?

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Arline E

 

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November 26, 2016

 

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University

 

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The biggest rift and core of the conflict is how each side views the other. The PKK see themselves as a legitimate political party who is being persecuted, tortured, and overall excluded from Turkish government. The Turkish government sees the PKK as a terrorist organization and because they are funded by non-domestic sources they are not legitimate...
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The Turkish government sees the PKK as a terrorist organization and because they are funded by non-domestic sources they are not legitimate. It is hard to say whether this conflict in intractable or not because there have been periods of time where the PKK has voluntarily laid down their weapons and the Turkish government has begun allowing more participation in politics by the Kurds...
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