Dilek Kurban is a Fellow and Lecturer at the Hertie School in Berlin. Her research interests include legal mobilisation, supranational courts, the European Court of Human Rights and authoritarian regimes. Until 2013, she was the Director of the Democratization Program at TESEV, Turkey's leading policy think tank at the time. The research culminating in the publication of this book received the 2019 Erasmus Research Prize in the Netherlands.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction Part I. Historical Background: 2. Turkey under European watch: lip service to democracy and human rights 3. The Kurdish question in historical context 4. The actors, acts and victims of state violence Part II. Kurdish Legal Mobilization against State Violence: 5. From grassroots to transnational: Kurdish legal mobilization before the ECtHR 6. The ECtHR's legacy on the Kurdish conflict 7. Conclusion References Index.
1. Introduction Part I. Historical Background: 2. Turkey under European watch: lip service to democracy and human rights 3. The Kurdish question in historical context 4. The actors, acts and victims of state violence Part II. Kurdish Legal Mobilization against State Violence: 5. From grassroots to transnational: Kurdish legal mobilization before the ECtHR 6. The ECtHR's legacy on the Kurdish conflict 7. Conclusion References Index.
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