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When Churchill Talked About Malaye Jaziri
In his autobiography My Memories, assassinated Kurdish writer Musa Anter (1920-1992) relates a story from 1956 when he owned and ran a restaurant in Istanbul frequented by prominent figures, includi
Kurdistan’s Digital Future
The digital revolution is perhaps the most important event of the 21st century, disrupting the status quo of every aspect of our lives as we know it. Digital technologies can transform how governme
In the Throes of New Federalism: Kurdistan’s and Puerto Rico’s Constitutional Designs
James Madison, the American statesman known as the “Father of the Constitution,” wrote that “the first and most natural attachment of the people will be to the government of their respective states.
The Ottoman Archive, Kurdistan's Oil and Today's Borders
The phenomenon of politico-economic dysfunction known as the “oil curse” began to emerge in the 1950s and 1960s to describe the challenges faced by the governments of oil-producing countries. Howeve

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