Kurds in Iran by Kerim Yildiz

The Past, Present and Future

Kurds in Iran Presents an account of the situation of Kurds in Iran and the way they have been affected by geo-political changes in Iran's neighbouring states. This book offers a historical overview of Iran's development since WW1 through to the revolution of 1979, the war with Iraq, and the emergent state policy towards its Kurdish population.

This is one of the first comprehensive accounts of the situation of Kurds in Iran. The authors provide an overview of the issues facing Kurds within the country, and the way they have been affected by geo-political changes in Iran's neighbouring states. The book offers a historical overview of Iran's development since WW1 through to the revolution of 1979, the war with Iraq, and the emergent state policy towards its Kurdish population. It provides a thorough critique of Iran's human rights record, especially for minorities and women. Yildiz and Taysi address Iran's relationship with its neighbours and the West, the implications of Ahmadinejad's rise to power and the impact of the Islamic state on human rights. They analyse Iran's prospects for the future and how the resolution of the Kurdish issue in Iran affects the future of the region as a whole as well as Iran's international policy and relations.
Author(s) : Kerim Yildiz Format : Hardback Book
ISBN-10 : 0745326692 ISBN-13 : 9780745326696
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Product Details:

Country Publication : United Kingdom

Publication Date : 01/02/2007

Publisher : Pluto Press

Page Length : 144mm

Page Size : 220mm