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Book SynopsisChapter 1: Introduction: Enacting Citizenship.- PART I: ECOLOGICAL CITIZENSHIP.- Chapter 2: Rights to water and alternative environmental imaginaries across Kurdistan (Dobroslawa Wiktor-Mach).- Chapter 3: Women, Environmental Activism and Stateless Citizenship in Post-State North-East Syria (Marcin Skupinski).- PART II. CITIZENSHIP, ACTIVISM, AND FAMILY LIFE .- Chapter 4: Between public activism, gender roles and family life among transnational and trans-local Kurds (Karol Kaczorowski).- Chapter 5: Family, activism and Kurdish Alevi women: Negotiation of gender roles among local and transnational families (Hayal Hanoglu).- PART III. CITIZENSHIP AND CULTURAL HERITAGE.- Chapter 6: Reading Kurdish Heritage Anew: Woman Representation and Moral Empowerment (Joanna Bochenska).- Chapter 7: Cultural Initiatives for Language Revitalization Among
Kird/Zaza Women in Kurdistan of Turkey (Hüseyin Rodi Keskin).- PART IV. NEGOTIATIONS OF CITIZENSHIP.- Chapter 8: Lost in Cultural Lag of Heteropatriarchal Conflicts &
Utilitarianism in Bas?r. Mapping Women's Activities that Promote Multilayered Citizenship and Peaceful Coexistence between Male-Led Political Parties (Kaziwa Salih).- Chapter 9: Discovering lack of equal citizenship demands between Kurdish women: Encounters in a neighborhood in Istanbul (Besime Sen).- PART IV. CITIZENSHIP AND ACTIVISM.- Chapter 10: Kurdish Women Activism in Iranian Kurdistan: Survival in the Doldrums (Azad Hajiagha).- Chapter 11: Citizenship from below: Small-scale Kurdish women's activism (Wendelmoet Hamelink).- Chapter 12: Conclusion.
