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2018

• Muhammad, Umair. (2018). An Unsuitable theorist? Murray Bookchin and the PKK. Turkish Studies. 19(1)….

2017

2016

• Aktürk, Ahmet Serdar. (2016). Female Cousins and Wounded Masculinity: Kurdish Nationalist Discourse in the Post-Ottoman Middle East. Middle Eastern Studies 52 (1). pp. 46-59.
• Ali, B. (2016). Eroding the State in Rojava. Theory & Event 19 (1). 
• Bali, Asli. (2016). Shifting into Reverse: Turkish Constitutionalism under AKP. Theory & Event 19 (1).
• Bargu, Banu. (2016). Another  Necropolitcs. Theory & Event 19 (1).
• Belge, Ceren. (2016). Civilian Victimization and the Politics of Information in the Kurdish Conflict in Turkey. World Politics 68 (2). pp. 275-306.
• Biner, Zerin Özlem. (2016). Haunted by Debt: Calculating the Cost of Loss and Violence in Turkey. Theory & Event 19 (1). 
• Çaylı, Eray. (2016). Bear Witness: Embedded Coverage of Turkey’s Urban Warfare and the Demarcation of Sovereignty against a Dynamic Exterior. Theory & Event 19 (1).
• Darici, Haydar. (2016). Of Kurdish Youth and Ditches. Theory & Event 19 (1).
• Eliassi, Barzoo. (2016). Statelessness in a world of nation-states: the cases of Kurdish diasporas in Sweden and the UK. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies.
• Kaliber, Alper. (2016). De-Europeanisation of Civil Society and Public Debates in Turkey: The Kurdish Question Revisited. South European Society and Politics 21 (1). Pp. 59-74.
• Küçük, Bülent & Özselçuk, Ceren. (2016). The Rojava Experience: Possibilities and Challenges of Building a Democratic Life. South Atlantic Quarterly 115 (1). pp.184-196.
• Sarigil, Zeki & Karakoc, Ekrem. (2016). Who supports Secession? The Determinants of Secessionist Attitudes among Turkey’s Kurds. Nations & Nationalism.
• Savci, Evren. (2016). Revolting Grief. Theory & Event 19 (1).
• Smets, Kevin. (2016).  Ethnic Media, Conflict, and the Nation-State: Kurdish Broadcasting in Turkey and Europe and Mediated Nationhood. Media Culture & Society.
• Türkeş-Kılıç, Selin. (2016). Political Party closures in European Democratic Order: Comparing the Justifications in DTP and Batasuna Decisions. Journal of European Public Policy 23 (4). pp. 492-509.
• Üstündağ, Nazan. (2016). Self-Defense as a Revolutionary Practice in Rojava, or How to Unmake the State. South Atlantic Quarterly 115 (1). pp. 197-210.

2015

• Akkaya, Ahmet Hamdi. (2015). ‘The Palestinian Dream’ in the Kurdish Context. Kurdish Studies 3 (1). pp. 47-63.
• Askari, Lana. (2015). Filming Family and Negotiating Return in Making Haraka Baraka: Movement is a Blessing. Kurdish Studies 3 (2). pp. 193-208.
• Baser, Bahar, Emanuelsson, Ann-Catrin, Toivanen, Mari. (2015). (In)visible Spaces and Tactics of Transnational Engagement: A Multi-dimensional Approach to the Kurdish Diaspora. Kurdish  Studies 3 (2). pp. 128-150.
• Blau, Joyce. (2015). Obituary: Professor Mirella Galletti. Kurdish Studies 3 (1). pp. 91-98.
• Caliskan, Esin. (2015). Review: Alevis in Turkey. Kurdish Studies 3 (1). pp. 82 – 90.
• Eccarius-Kelly, Vera. (2015). The Imaginary Kurdish Museum: Ordinary Kurds, Narrative Nationalisms and collective Memory. Kurdish Studies 3 (2). pp. 172-191.
• Eklund, Lina, Persson, Andreas & Pilesjö, Peter. (2015). Cropland Changes in Times of Conflict, Reconstruction, and Economic Development in Iraqi Kurdistan. Ambio A Journal of the Human Environment 45 (1). pp. 78-88.
• Ghaderi, Farangis. (2015). The Challenges of Writing Kurdish Literary History: Representation, Classification, Periodisation. Kurdish Studies 3 (1). pp- 3-25.
• Gunter, Michael M. (2015). The Kurds in the Changing Political Map of the Middle East. Kurdish Studies 3 (1). pp. 64-81.
• Leezenberg, Michiel. (2015). “A People Forgotten by History”: Soviet Studies of the Kurds. Iranian Studies 48 (5). pp. 747-767.
• Maxwell, Alexander & Smith, Tim. (2015). Positing “not-yet-nationalism”: Limits to the Impact of Nationalism Theory on Kurdish Historiography. Nationalities Papers: The Journal of Nationalism and Ethnicity 43 (5). pp. 771-787.
• O’Connor, Francis. (2015). Radical Political Participation and the Internal Kurdish Diaspora in Turkey. Kurdish Studies 3 (2). pp. 151-171.
• O’Connor, Francis Patrick, Oikonomakis,Leonidas. (2015). Preconflict Mobilization Strategies and Urban-Rural Transition: The Cases of the PKK and the FLN/EZLN. Mobilization: An International Quarterly 20 (3). pp. 379-399.
• O’Driscoll, Dylan. (2015). Autonomy Impaired: Centralisation, Authoritarianism and the Failing Iraqi State. Ethnopolitics. pp. 1-18.
• O’Driscoll, Dylan, Sasnal, Patrycja. (2015). Is Three a Crowd? Kurds, Baghdad and Poland. PISM Policy Papers 30 (132). pp. 1-6.
• O’Driscoll, Dylan. (2015). The YPG and the Changing Dynamics of the Fight against IS. PISM Policy Papers 24 (126). pp. 1-6.
• Smets, Kevin (2015). Cinemas of Conflict: A Framework of Cinematic Engagement with Violent Conflict, Illustrated with Kurdish Cinema. International Journal of Communication 9. pp. 2434-2455.
• Toivanen, Mari. (2015). Reflections on the Kurdish Diaspora: An Interview with Dr Kendal Nezan. Kurdish Studies 3 (2). pp. 209-216.
• Yarkin, Güllistan. (2015). The Ideological Transformation of the PKK Regarding the Political Economy of the Kurdish Region in Turkey. Kurdish Studies 3 (1). pp. 26-46.

2014

• Al, Serhun. (2014). Elite Discourses, Nationalism and Moderation: A Dialectical Analysis of Turkish and Kurdish Nationalism. Ethnopolitics: Formerly Global Review of Ethnopolitcs. ?(?). pp. ??
• Alinia, Minoo and Eliassi, Barzoo. (2014). Temporal and Generational Impact on Identity, Home(Land), and Politics of Belonging Among the Kurdish Diaspora. Nordic Journal of Migration Research. 4(2). pp. 73-81.
• Alinia, Minoo, Wahlbeck, Östen, Eliassi, Barzoo and Khayati, Khalid. (2014). The Kurdish Diaspora: Transnational Ties, Home, and Politics of Belonging. Nordic Journal of Migration Research. 4(2). pp. 53-56.
• Arakon, Maya. (2014). Kurds at the Transition from the Ottoman Empire to the Turkish Republic. Turkish Policy Quarterly. 13(1). pp. 139-148.
• Ateş, Sabri. (2014). In the Name of the Caliph and the Nation: The Sheikh Ubeidullah Rebellion of 1880–81. Iranian Studies. 47(5). pp. 735-798.
• Bajalan, Djene and Karimi, Sara Zandi. (2014). The Kurds and their History: New Perspectives. Iranian Studies. 47(5). pp. 679-681.
• Başer, Bahar. (2014). The Awakening of a Latent Diaspora: The Political Mobilization of First and Second Generation Turkish Migrants in Sweden. Ethnopolitics. 13(4). pp.355-376.
• Başer, Zeynep and Çelik, Ayşe Betül. (2014). Imagining Peace in a Conflict Environment: Kurdsih Youth’s Framing of the Kurdish Issue in Turkey. Patterns of Prejudice. 48(3). pp. 265-285.
• Berkowitz, Lenka and Mügge, Liza M. (2014). Transnational Diaspora Lobbying: Europeanization and the Kurdish Question. Journal of Intercultural Studies. 35(1). pp. 74-90.
• Bilali, Rezarta, Celik, Ayse Betül, Ok, Ekin. (2014).  Psychological Asymmetry in Minority-majority Relations at Different Stages of Ethnic Conflict. International Journal of Intercultural Relations. (?). pp. ??.
• Bocheńska, Joanna. (2014). Kurdish Contemporary Literature in Search for Ordo Amoris – Some Reflections on the Continuity of the Kurdish Literary Tradition and Ethics. Nûbihar Akademî. 1(1). pp. 35-54.
• Bozarslan, Hamit. (2014). The Kurds and Middle Eastern “State of Violence”: The 1980s and 2010s. Kurdish Studies. 2(1). pp. 4-13. 
• Bozkurt, Serhat. The Kurds and Settlement Policies from the Late Ottoman Empire to Early Republican Turkey: Continuities and Discontinuities (1916–34). Iranian Studies.  47(5). pp. 82-837.
• Černy, Hannes. (2014). Ethnic Alliances Deconstructed: The PKK Sanctuary in Iraqi Kurdistan and the Internationalization of Ethnic Conflict Revisited. Ethnopolitics. 13(4). pp.328-354.
• Demir, Ipek. (2014). Humbling Turkishness: Undoing the Strategies of Exclusion and Inclusion of Turkish Modernity. Journal of Historical Sociology. 27(3). 381-401.
• Ekici, Deniz. (2014). Kurdish Identity, Discourse, and New Media. Critical Discourse Studies. 11(1). pp. 135-138.
• Eliassi, Barzoo. (2014). Nationalism, Cosmopolitanism and Statelessness: An Interview with Craig Calhoun. Kurdish Studies. 2(1). pp. 61-74.
• Galip, Özlem Belçim. (2014). Where is Home? Re-visioning “Kurdistan” and “Diaspora” in Kurdish Novelistic Discourse in Sweden. Nordic Journal of Migration Research. 4(2). pp. 82-90.
• Gorgas, Jordi Tejel. (2014). The Kurdish Cultural Movement in Mandatory Syria and Lebanon: An Unfinished Project of “National Renaissance,” 1932–46. Iranian Studies. 47(5). pp. 839-855.
• Gürbüz, Mustafa  E. (2014). Ideology in Action: Symbolic Localization of Kurdistan Workers’ Party in Turkey. Sociological Inquiry. 84(4). pp.1-24.
• Haig, Geoffrey and Öpengin, Ergin. (2014). Introduction to Special Issue – Kurdish: A Critical Research Overview. Kurd Stud 2 (2). pp. 99-122.
• Hamelink, Wendelmoet and Bariş, Hanifi. (2014). Dengbêjs on Borderlands: Borders and the State as Seen Through the Eyes of Kurdish Singer-poets. Kurdish Studies. 2(1). pp. 34-60.
• James, Boris. (2014). Arab Ethnonyms (‘Ajam, ‘Arab, Badū and Turk): The Kurdish Case as a Paradigm for Thinking about Differences in the Middle Ages. Iranian Studies.  47(5). pp. 683-712.
• Jügel, Thomas. (2014). On the Linguistic History of Kurdish. Kurd Stud 2 (2). pp. 123-142.
• Kasbarian, Sossie and Öktem, Kerem. (2014). Armenians, Turks and Kurds Beyond Denial: An Introduction. Patterns of Prejudice 48(2). pp. 115-120.
• Kayhan Pusane, Özlem. (2014). Turkey’s Kurdish Opening: Long Awaited Achievements and Failed Expectations. Turkish Studies. 15(1). pp. 81-99.
• Kelly, Michael J. (2014). “Never Again”? German Chemical Corporation Complicity in the Kurdish Genocide. Berkeley Journal of International Law. 31(2). pp. 348-391.
• Khayati, Khalid and Dahlstedt, Magnus. (2014). Diaspora Formation Among Kurds in Sweden. Nordic Journal of Migration Research. 4(2). pp. 57-64.
• Kocer, Suncem. (2014). Kurdish Cinema as a Transnational Discourse Genre: Cinematic Visibility, Cultural Resilience, and Political Agency. International Journal of Middle East Studies. 46(2014). pp. 473-488.
• Leezenberg, Michiel. Elî Teremaxî and the Vernacularization of Medrese Learning in Kurdistan. Iranian Studies. 47(5). pp.  713-733.
• Masika, Rachel, Wisher, Gina, Dabbagh, Lanja, Akreyi, Kawther Jameel, Golmohamad, Hediyeh, Bendixen, Lone and Crawford, Kirstin. (2014). Female Academics’ Research Capacities in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq: Socio-cultural Issues, Personal Factors, and Institutional Practices. Gender and Education. 26(1). pp. 52-69.
• McGee, Thomas. (2014). The Stateless Kurds of Syria: Ethnic and National Identity. Tilburg Law Review. 19 (1-2). pp. 171-181.
• Mignon, Laurent. (2014). A Pilgrim’s Progress: Armenian and Kurdish Literatures in Turkish and the Rewriting of Literary History.  Patterns of Prejudice. 48(2). pp. 182-200.
• Nabi, Fatahi. (2014). The Impact of the Migration on Psychosocial Well-Being: A Study of Kurdish Refugees in Resettlement Country. Journal of Community Medicine  & Health Education 4(2). pp. ??
• Noorlander, Paul M. (2014). Diversity in Convergence: Kurdish and Aramaic Variation Entangled. Kurd Stud 2 (2). pp. 201-224.
• O’Driscoll, Dylan. (2014). Is Kurdish in Turkey Endangered? A Comparison between the Politics of Linguicide in Ireland and Turkey. Journal for Studies in Ethnicity and Nationalism. 14(2). pp. 270-288.
• O’Driscoll, Dylan. (2014). The Costs of Inadequacy: Violence and Elections in Iraq. Ethnopolitics Papers. 27. pp. 1-29.
• Omarkhali, Khanna. (2014). Obituary: Prof Dr Ol’ga Zhigalina (1946–2013). Kurdish Studies. 2(1). pp. 75-79.
• Öpengin, Ergin and Geoffrey, Haig. (2014). Regional Variation in Kurmanji: A Preliminary Classification of Dialects. Kurd Stud 2 (2). pp. 143 – 176.
• Rasool, Izaddin A. and Payton, Joanne L. (2014). Tongues of Fire: Women’s Suicide and Self-injury by Burns in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. The Sociological Review. 62(2). pp. 237-254.
• Relly, Jeannine E., Zanger, Maggy, and Fahmy, Shahira. (2014). Professional Role Perceptions among Iraqi Kurdish Journalists from a ‘State within a State’. Journalism 15. pp. ??
• Peled-Shapira, Hilla. (2014). Was Halabja a Turning Point for the Poet Buland al-Haydari. Kurdish Studies. 2(1). pp. 14-33.
• Rahmani, F. (2014). A Sociological Analysis of Life Conditions within Kurdish Society: Kurdish People’s Quality of Life. Nûbihar Akademî. 1(1). pp. 55-68.
• Saraçoğlu, Cenk; Demirkol, Özhan. (2014). Nationalism and Foreign Policy Discourse in Turkey Under the AKP Rule: Geography, History and National Identity. British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies. ?(?). pp. ??.
• Scarboro, Allen and Yiğit, Ismail. (2014). Social Distance in Today’s Istanbul: Politics and Exceptionalism.Journal of Research in Humanities and Social Science2(6). pp. 1-13.
• Sinclair, Christian & Smets, Kevin (2014). Media Freedoms and Covert Diplomacy: Turkey Challenges Europe over Kurdish Broadcasts. Global Media & Communication 10 (3), pp. 319-331.
• Sonnenschein, Femke and van Meijl, Toon. (2014). Migration and the Dialogue of Multiple Identifications: Kurdish Migrants in the Tourist  Industry of Istanbul. Identities: Global Studies in Culture and Power. 21(5). pp. 481-497.
• Tezcür, Güneş Murat. (2014). Violence and Nationalist Mobilization: The Onset of the Kurdish Insurgency in Turkey. Nationalities Papers: The Journal of Nationalism and Ethnicity 43 (2). pp. 248-266.
• Toivanen, Mari and Kivisto, Peter. (2014). Homing Desire at the Juncture of Place and Transnational Spaces: The Case of Young Kurds in Finland. Nordic Journal of Migration Research. 4(2). pp. 65-72.
• Unger, Christoph. (2014). Badini Kurdish Modal Particles Dê and Da: Procedural Semantics and Language Variation. Kurd Stud 2 (2). pp. 177-200.
• Van Bruinessen, Martin. (2014).Veneration of Satan Among the Ahl-e Haqq of the Gûrân Region. Fritillaria Kurdica. (3-4). pp.  6-41.
• Wright, T. (2014). Managing Gendered Expectations Upon Resettlement: The Experiences of Iraqi Kurdish Muslim Women in the UK. Gender, Place & Culture: A Journal of Feminist Geography. 21(6). pp. 733-749.
• Yilmaz, Harun. (2014). The Rise of Red Kurdistan. Iranian Studies. 47(5). pp. 799-822.

2013

• Allison, Christine. (2013). Addressivity and the Monument: Memorials, Publics and the Yezidis of Armenia. History & Memory. 25(1).
• Altuğ, Seda. (2013). The Syrian Uprising and Turkey’s Ordeal with the Kurds. Dialectical Anthropology. 37(1). pp. 123-130.
• Ayata, Bilgin and Hakyemez, Serra. (2013). The AKP’s Engagement with Turkey’s Past Crimes: An Analysis of PM Erdoğan’s ‘Dersim Apology’. Dialectical Anthropology. 37(1). pp. 131-143.
• Ayşegül, Sever. (2013). ‘Power Led’ Outside Intervention in Kurdish Politics in Iraq and Turkey in the Early 1970s. Middle Eastern Studies. 49 (2). pp. 263-279.
• Balci, Ali. (2013).  The Kurdish Movement’s EU Policy in Turkey: An Analysis of a Dissident Ethnic Bloc’s Foreign Policy. Ethnicities. ?(?).
• Bayir, Derya. (2013). Representation of the Kurds by the Turkish Judiciary. Human Rights Quarterly. 35(1). pp.116-142.
• Bilgen, Ayhan. (2013). The New Constitution and the Paradox of the Kurdish Problem.  Dialectical Anthropology. 37(1). pp. 165-169.
• Biner, Zerrin Özlem. (2013). The Logic of Reconciliation: Between the Right to Compensation and the Right to Justice in Turkey. Humanity. 4(1). pp. 73-91.
• Brathwaite, Kirstin J. H. (2014). Repression and the Spread of Ethnic Conflict in Kurdistan. Studies in Conflict & Terrorism. 37(6). pp. 473-491.
• Cakir, N. Argun. (2013). Kurdish Reader: Modern Literature and Oral Texts in Kurmanji. Iranian Studies. 46(1). pp.145-148.
• Chamanara, Behrooz. (2013). An Investigation into the Kurdish Genre of the Shāhnāma and Its Religious
  Dimensions. Journal of Persianate Studies. 6(1-2). pp. 163–177.
• Christiansen, Connie Carøe. (2013). Migrants and Non-Migrants in Küçükkale: Consumption and Cultural Differentiation in the Transnational Village. Journal of Ethnic and Migrations Studies. 39(1). pp.161-178.
• Çelik, Ayşe Betül. (2013). State, Non-Governmental and International Organizations in the Possible Peace Process in Turkey’s Conflict-Induced Displacement. Journal of Refugee Studies. 26(1). pp.1-25.
• Çiçek, Cuma. (2013). Pro-Islamic Challenge for the Kurdish Movement. Dialectical Anthropology. 37(1). pp. 159-163.
• Çoban, Savaş. (2013). Turkey’s ‘War and Peace’: The Kurdish Question and the Media. Critique: Journal of Socialist Theory. 41(3). 445-457.
• Currin, Brian. (2013).  Peace in South Africa and Northern Ireland – Are there Lessons for a Turkish-Kurdish Peace Process?  Gerdûn. ?(?). pp. ??
• Darici, Haydar. (2013). Adults See Politics as a Game: Politics of Kurdish Children in Urban Turkey. International Journal of Middle East Studies. 45(4). pp. 775-790.
• Derince, Mehmet Şerif. (2013). A Break or Continuity? Turkey’s Politics of Kurdish Language in the New Millennium. Dialectical Anthropology. 37(1). pp.145-152.
• Ercan, Harun. (2013). Talking to the Ontological Other: Armed Struggle and the Negotiations between the Turkish State and the PKK. Dialectical Anthropology. 37(1). pp. 113-122.
• Erel, Umut. (2013). Kurdish Migrant Mothers in London Enacting Citizenship. Citizenship Studies. 17(8). pp. 970-984.
• Gunter, Michael M. (2013). The Kurdish Spring. Third World Quarterly. 34(3). 441-457.
• Günay, Onur. (2013). Toward a Citique of Non-violence. Dialectical Anthropology. 37(1). pp. 171-182.
• Günes, Cengiz. (2013). Explaining the PKK’s Mobilization of the Kurds in Turkey: Hegemony, Myth and Violence. Ethnopolitics. 12(3). pp. 247-267.
• Hague, Gill, Gill, Aisha K. and Begikhani, Nazand. (2013). ‘Honour’-based Violence and Kurdish Communities: Moving Towards Action and Change in Iraqi Kurdistan and the UK. Journal of Gender Studies. 22(4). pp. 383-396.
• Harkness, Geoff. (2012).  Spring Forward: Female Muslim Soccer Players in Iraqi Kurdistan. Soccer & Society. 13(5-6). pp. 720-738.
• Hassan, Zheger. (2013). Kurdish Nationalism: What are its Origins? International Journal of Contemporary Iraqi Studies. 7(2). pp. 75-89.
• Him, Miki Suzuki and Gündüz Hosgör, Ayse. (2013). An Implication of Health Sector Reform for Disadvantaged Women’s Struggle for Birth Control: A Case of Kurdish Rural–Urban Migrant Women in Van, Turkey. Healthcare for Women International. ?(?). pp. ?
• Jones, Ann Elisabeth. (2013). Exploring Teacher Perceptions and Expectations of Turkish, Kurdish and Turkish Cypriot Girls from the Perspectives of Both Teachers and Students in Three London Secondary Schools. Race Ethnicity and Education. ?(?). pp.  1–21.
• Karakoç, Ekrem. (2013). Ethnicity and Trust in National and International Institutions: Kurdish Attitudes toward Political Institutions in Turkey. Turkish Studies. 14(1). pp. 92-114.
• Khanna, Omarkhali. (2014). Convert to Islam or Die: Yezidism – An Ancient Religion under Threat. Hamazor. 4. pp. 22-26.
• Kreyenbroek, Philp G. (2013). Interview: Kurdish Studies in Germany.  Gerdûn. ?(?). pp. ??
• Larrabee, Stephen F. (2013). Turkey’s New Kurdish Opening. Survival: Global Politics and Strategy.  55(5). pp. 123-146.
• Nas, Alparslan. (2013).Mehmed Uzun’s Postcolonial Struggle: Between National Allegory and Hybridity. European Journal of Social Sciences. 37(2). pp. 176-190
• Omarkhali, Khanna. (2013). The Kurds in the Former Soviet States from the Historical and Cultural Perspectives. The Copernicus Journal of Political Studies International Relations Theory and Practice. 2(4). pp. 128-142.
• Özkirimli, Umut. (2013). Vigilance and Apprehension: Multiculturalism, Democracy, and the ‘Kurdish Question’ in Turkey. Middle East Critique. 22(1). pp. 1-18.
• Özkirimli, Umut. (2013). Multiculturalism, Recognition and the ‘Kurdish Question’ in Turkey: The Outline of a Normative Framework. Democratization. XXXXX
• Özsoy, Hişyar. (2013). Introduction: the Kurds’ Ordeal with Turkey in a Transforming Middle East. Dialectical Anthropology. 37(1). pp. 103-111.
• Peled-Shapira, Hilla. (2013). Days Like Nights Indeed? On Time Perception in the Words of the Kurdish-Iraqi Poet Buland al-Haydari. Welt des Islams. 53(1). pp. 76-107.
• Rydgren, Jens, Sofi, Dana and Hällsten, Martin. (2013). Interethnic Friendship, Trust, and Tolerance: Findings from Two North Iraqi Cities. American Journal of Sociology. 118(6). pp. 1650-1694.
• Rhys Bajalan, Djene. (2013). Between Conformism and Separatism: A Kurdish Students’ Association in Istanbul, 1912 to 1914. Middle Eastern Studies. 49(5). pp. 805-823.
• Saleem, Rozghar A., Othman, Nasi, Fattah, Fattah H., Hazim, Luma and Adnan, Berivan. (2013). Female Genital Mutilation in Iraqi Kurdistan: Description and Associated Factors. Women & Health. 53(6). pp. 537-551.
• Sonnenschein, Femke. (2013). Multiple and Flexible Identifications and the Understanding of Political Voices of the Kurdish Self. National Identities. 15(4).
• Taş, Latif. (2013). One State, Plural Options: Kurds in the UK. The Journal of Legal Pluralism and Unofficial Law. 45(2). pp. 167-189.
• Taş, Latif. (2013). Resolving Family Disputes in the Gurbet: The Role of Kurdish Peace Committee and Roj Women. Onati Socio-Legal Series 3(6). pp. 1111-1135.
• Tocci, Nathalie. (2013). Turkey’s Kurdish Gamble. The International Spectator. 48(3). pp. 67-77.
• Uzer, Umut. (2013). The Kurdish Identity of Turkish Nationalist Thinkers: Ziya Gökalp and Ahmet Arvasi between Turkish Identity and Kurdish Ethnicity. Turkish Studies. 14(2). pp. 394-409.
• Yildirim, Dilan. (2013). The Kurdish Question in the Context of Turkey and Middle East Politics: An Interview with Noam Chomsky. Dialectical Anthropology. 37(1). pp. 183-189.
• Yörük, Erdem and Özsoy, Hişyar. (2013). Shifting Forms of Turkish state Paternalism toward the Kurds: Social Assistance as ‘Benevolent’ Control. Dialectical Anthropology. 37(1). pp. 153-158.

2012

• Amy de la Bretèque, Estelle. (2012). Voices of Sorrow: Melodized Speech, Laments and Heroic Narratives among the Yezidis of Armenia. Yearbook for Traditional Music. 44. pp.129-148.
• Bajalan, Djene Ryhs. (2012). Şeref Xan’s Sharafnama: Kurdish Ethno-Politics in the Early Modern World, Its Meaning and Its Legacy. Iranian Studies. 45(6). pp.795-818.
• Banai, Ayelet. (2012). From Presence to Action: Political Representation and Democracy in Iraqi Kurdistan. Representation(s) in the Middle East. 48.(3). pp. 267-279.
• Bet-Shlimon, Arbella. (2012). Group Identities, Oil, and the Local Political Domain in Kirkuk: A Historical Perspective. Journal of Urban History. 38(5). pp.914-931.
• Black, Christina. (2012). Gendered Experiences of Genocide: Anfal Survivors in Kurdistan-Iraq. Journal of Genocide Research. 14(2). pp. 250-253.
• Çağlayan, Handan. (2012). From Kawa the Blacksmith to Ishtar the Goddess: Gender Constructions in  Ideological-Political Discourses of the Kurdish Movement in post-1980 Turkey. European Journal of Turkish Studies. 14.
• Dabbagh, Mariam Wissam Al. (2012). The (Re)imagined Mosul: Online Appropriations of a Negotiated Particular Identity within the Greater Iraqi Context. International Journal of Contemporary Iraqi Studies. 6(3). pp.341-352.
• Demir, Ipek. (2012). Battling with Memleket in London: The Kurdish Diaspora’s Engagement with Turkey. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies. 38(5). pp.815-831.
• Demiralp, Seda. (2012). The Odd Tango of the Islamic Right and Kurdish Left in Turkey: A Peripheral Alliance to Redesign the Centre? Middle Eastern Studies. 48(2). pp.287-302.
• Dundar, Fuat. (2012). “Statisquo”: British Use of Statistics in the Iraqi Kurdish Question (1919-32). Crown Paper 7. Crown Center for Middle East Studies.
• Dundar, Fuat. (2012). The Margins of Empire: Kurdish Militias in the Ottoman Tribal Zone. Nationalities Papers. 40(4). pp.651-653.
• Eccarius-Kelly, Vera. (2012). Surreptitious Lifelines: A Structural Analysis of the FARC and the PKK. Terrorism and Political Violence. 24(2). pp.235-258.
• Eklund, Lina & Pilesjö, Petter. (2012). Migration Patterns in Duhok Governorate, Iraq, 2000-2010. The Open Geography Journal. 5. pp.48-58.
• Ergin, Murat. (2012). The Racialization of Kurdish Identity in Turkey. Ethnic and Racial Studies. 37 (2). pp.322-341.
• Fischer-Tahir, Andrea. (2012). Gendered Memories and Masculinities: Kurdish Peshmerga on the Anfal Campaign in Iraq. Journal of Middle East Women’s Studies. 8(1). pp.2-114.
• Ghazi, Hassan. (2013). Language Standardisation and the Question of the Kurdish Varieties. Gerdûn. ?(?). pp. ??
• Grojean, Olivier. (2012). Self-Immolations by Kurdish Activists in Turkey and Europe. Revue d’études tibétaines. 25. p. 159-168.
• Gunes, Cengiz. (2012). Unblocking the Impasse in Turkey’s Kurdish Question. Peace Review: A journal of Social Justice.  24(4). pp. 462-469.
• Gurbuz, Mustafa. (2012). ‘Sold Out to the Enemy’: Emerging Symbolic Boundaries in Kurdish Politics and the Strategic Uses of Labeling Treason. European Journal of Turkish Studies. 14.
• Gurses, Mehmet. (2012). Environmental Consequences of Civil War: Evidence from the Kurdish Conflict in Turkey. Civil Wars. 14(2). pp.254-271.
• Hennerbichler, Ferdinand. (2012). The Origin of Kurds. Advances in Anthropology. 2(2). pp. 64-79.
• Holgate, Jane, Keles, Janroj, Pollert, Anna and Kumarappen, Leena. (2012). Workplace Problems Among Kurdish Workers in London: Experiences of an ‘Invisible’ Community and the Role of Community Organisations as Support Networks. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies. (2012). pp. 595-612.
• Holgate, Jane, Kelej, Janroj and Kumarappan, Leena. (2012). Visualizing ‘Community’: an Experiment in Participatory Photography among Kurdish Diasporic Workers in London. The Sociological Review. 60(2). pp.312–332.
• Keeler, Sarah. (2012). First Do No harm? Female Hysteria, Trauma, and the (bio)logic of Violence in Iraq. Medical Anthropology. 31(2). pp.132-148.
• Keyman, Fuat E. (2012). Rethinking the ‘Kurdish Question’ in Turkey: Modernity, Citizenship and Democracy. Philosophy & Social Criticism. 38(4-5). pp.467-476.
• Levitt, Barry S. and Ciplak, Bilal. (2012). Minority Group Strategies for Endogenous Institutional Change: Kurdish Parties and Voters in Turkey’s 2007 Referendum. Nationalism and Ethnic Politics. 20(3). pp. 452- 475.
• Michaud, Edward C. and Lynne Maxwell, Gail. (2012). Medical Capacity Building Efforts in Northern Iraq 2009‐2010. Military Medicine. 177(6). pp.676-680.
• Mlodoch, Karin. (2012). ‘We Want to be Remembered as Strong Women, Not as Shepherds’: Women Anfal Survivors in Kurdistan-Iraq Struggling for Agency and Acknowledgement. Journal of Middle East Women’s Studies. 8(1). pp.63-91.
• Mousseau, Demet Yalcin. (2012). An Inquiry into the Linkage Among Nationalizing Policies, Democratization, and Ethno-nationalist Conflict: the Kurdish Case in Turkey. Nationalities Papers. 40(1). pp.45-62.
• Orhan, Mehmet. (2012). Kurdish Rebellions and Conflict Groups in Turkey During the 1920s and 1930s. Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs. 32(3). pp. 339-358.
• Özpek, Burak Bilgehan. (2012). Democracy or Partition: Future Scenarios for the Kurds of Iraq. Insight Turkey. 14(3). pp.127-140.
• Peled-Shapira, Hilla. (2012). From Imperial Capital to Dungeon: The Construction of the Image of the City in the Works of the Kurdish-Iraqi Poet Buland Al-Haydari. Oriente Moderno XCII (1), pp. 68-78.
• Roselezam, Wan, Yahya, Wan, Ghaderi, Farah and Jussof, Kamuruzaman. (2012). The Exotic Portrayal of Women in Isabella Bird Bishop’s Journeys in Persia and Kurdistan. Iranian Studies. 45(6). pp. 779-793.
• Saylan, Ibrahim. (2012). The Europeanization Process and Kurdish Nationalism in Turkey: The Case of the Democratic Society Party. Nationalities Papers. pp. 185-202.
• Satana, Nil. (2012). The Kurdish Issue in June 2011 Elections: Continuity or Change in Turkey’s Democratization? Turkish Studies. 13(2). pp.169-189.
• Scalbert-Yücel, Clémence. (2012). Emergence and Equivocal Autonomization of a Kurdish Literary Field in Turkey. Nationalities Papers. 40(3). pp.357-372.
• Sharifi, Shahla and Karimipour, Amir. (2012). Thematic Roles and Grammatical Features of Cursing and Blessing Speech Acts in Kurdish (Ilami Dialect. Studies in Literature and Language. 5(1). pp. 54-58.
• Sinclair, Christian and  Kajjo, Sirwan. (2011). The Evolution of Kurdish Politics in Syria. Middle East Report (MERIP). 31 August.
• Sirkeci, I. and Cindoglu, D. (2012). Space, Agency and Withdrawal: Birth Control Choices of Women in Turkey. Health Care for Women International. 33(7). pp.614-630.
• Sjoberg, Laura. (2012). Gendered Experiences of Genocide: Anfal Survivors in Kurdistan-Iraq. Gender & Development. 20(1). pp.
• Unal, Mustafa Cosar. (2012). The Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) and Popular Support: Counterterrorism Towards an Insurgency Nature. Small Wars & Insurgencies. 23(3). pp. 432-455.
• Wahlbeck, Östen. (2012). The Kurdish Refugee Diaspora in Finland. 5(1). Diaspora Studies. pp. 44-57.
• Wan, Roselezam; Wan, Yahya; Farah, Ghaderi; Kamaruzaman, Jusoff. (2012). The Exotic Portrayal of Women in Isabella Bird Bishop’s Journeys in Persia and Kurdistan. Iranian Studies. 45(6). pp.779-793.
• Watts, Nicole F. (2012). The Role of Symbolic Capital in Protest: State-Society Relations and the Destruction of the Halabja Martyrs Monument in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. Comparative Studies on South Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. 32(1). pp. 70-85.
• Wuthrich, F. Michael. (2012). The Kurdish Question in Turkey, Iraq, and Beyond. Middle Eastern Studies. 48(2). pp. 303-310.
• Yildiz, Kerim. (2012). Turkey’s Kurdish Conflict: Pathways to Progress. Insight Turkey. 14(4). pp.151-174.
• Yörük, Erdem. (2012). Welfare Provision as Political Containment: The Politics of Social Assistance and the Kurdish Conflict in Turkey. Politics & Soceity. 40(4). pp. 517-547.
• Zeydanlioglu, Welat. (2012). Turkey’s Kurdish Language Policy. In. Sheyholislami, Jaffer, Hassanpour, Amir and Skutnabb-Kangas, Tove. (eds.). International Journal of the Sociology of Language, Special Issue on “The Kurdish Linguistic Landscape: Vitality, Linguicide and Resistance”. vol. 217. pp. 99-125.

2011 

• Ahmadzadeh, Hashem. (2011). Magic Realism in the Novels of a Kurdish Writer, Bakhtiyar Ali. Middle Eastern Literatures. 14(3). pp. 287-299.
• Aslan, Senem. (2011). Everyday Forms of State Power and the Kurds in the Early Turkish Republic. International Journal of Middle East Studies. 43(1). pp.75-93.
• Ayata, Bilgin. (2011). Kurdish Transnational Politics and Turkey’s Changing Kurdish policy: The Journey of Kurdish Broadcasting from Europe to Turkey. In: Rumford, Chris (ed.). Journal of Contemporary European Studies, Special Issue: New Perspectives on Turkey. 19(4), pp.523-533.
• Aydinli, Ersel and Ali Ozcan, Nihat. (2011). The Conflict Resolution and Counterterrorism Dilemma: Turkey Faces its Kurdish Question. Terrorism and Political Violence. 23(3). pp.438-457.
• Bacik, Gokhan and Coskun, Bezen Balamir. (2011). The PKK Problem: Explaining Turkey’s Failure to Develop a Political Solution. Studies in Conflict and Terrorism. 34(3). pp.248-265.
• Barkey, J. Henry. (2011). Turkey and Iraq: The Making of a Partnership. Turkish Studies. 12(4). pp.663-674.
• Başer, Bahar. (2011). Swedish Parliament’s Recognition of the Genocide Resolution and its Impact on the Turkish Community in Sweden. Diaspora Studies. 3(2). pp.187-206.
• Başer, Bahar and Swain, Ashok. (2011). Stateless Diaspora Groups and Their Repertoires of Nationalist Activism in Host Countries. Journal of International Relations. 8(1). pp.37-60.
• Belge, Ceren. (2011). State Building and the Limits of Legibility: Kinship Networks and Kurdish Resistance in Turkey. International Journal of Middle East Studies. 43(1). pp.95-114.
• Bengio, Ofra. (2011). The “Kurdish Spring” in Turkey and its Impact on Turkish Foreign Relations in the Middle East. Turkish Stuides. 12(4). pp.619-632.
• Cameron, Peter D. (2011). Contracts and Constitutions: The Kurdish Factor in the Development of Oil in Iraq. International Journal of Contemporary Iraqi Studies. 5(1). pp.81-99.
• Casier, Marlies. (2011). Beyond Kurdistan? The Mesopotamia Social Forum and the Appropriation and Re-imagination of Mesopotamia by the Kurdish Movement. Journal of Balkan and Near Eastern Studies. 13(4). pp.417-432.
• Casier, Marlies; Jongerden, Joost and Walker, Nic. (2011). Fruitless Attempts? The Kurdish Initiative and Containment of the Kurdish Movement in Turkey. New Perspectives on Turkey. 44. pp.103–27.
• Çaha, Ömer. (2011). The Kurdish Women’s Movement: A Third-Wave Feminism Within the Turkish Context. Turkish Studies. 12(3). pp.435-449.
• Çiçek, Cuma. (2011). Elimination or Integration of pro-Kurdish Politics: Limits of the AKP’s Democratic Initiative. Turkish Studies. 12(1). pp.15-26.
• Culcasi, Karen.(2011).Cartographies of Supranationalism: Creating and Silencing Territories in the“Arab Homeland”. Political Geography. 30(?). pp. ??
• Darıcı, Haydar. (2011). Politics of Privacy: Forced Migration and the Spatial Struggle of the Kurdish Youth. Journal of Balkan and Near Eastern Studies. 13(4). pp.457-474.
• Doğan, Alı Ekber & Yılmaz, Bediz. (2011). Ethnicity, Social Tensions and Production of Space in Forced Migration Neighbourhoods of Mersin: Comparing the Case of the Demirtaş Neighbourhood wiht Newly Established Ones. Journal of Balkan and Near Eastern Studies. 13(4). pp.475-494.
• Efegil, Ertan. (2011). Analysis of the AKP Government’s Policy Toward the Kurdish Issue. Turkish Studies. 12(1). pp.27-40.
• Ekmekci, Faruk. (2011). Understanding Kurdish Ethno-Nationalism in Turkey: Socio-economy, Religion, and Politics. Ethnic and Racial Studies. 34(9). pp. 1608-1617.
• Ersanlı, Büşra and Özdoğan, Günay Göksu. (2011). Obstacles and Opportunities: Recent Kurdish Struggles for Political Representation and Participation in Turkey. Southeastern Europe. 35(1). pp.62-94.
• Fadhil, Ayad Mohammed. (2011). Drought Mapping Using Geoinformation Technology for Some Sites in the Iraqi Kurdistan Region. International Journal of Digital Earth. 4(3). pp. 239-257.
• Fischer-Tahir, Andrea. (2011). Representations of Peripheral Space in Iraqi Kurdistan. Études Rurales. 186. pp.117-130.
• Franzén, Johan. (2011). From Ally to Foe: The Iraqi Communist Party and the Kurdish Question, 1958–1975. British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies. 38(2). pp.169-185.
• Gambetti, Zeynep & Jongerden, Joost. (2011). Introduction. Special Issue on the Spatial (Re)production of the Kurdish Issue: Multiple and Contradicting Trajectories. Journal of Balkan and Near Eastern Studies. 13(4). pp.375-388.
• Gunter, Michael M. (2011). Arab-Kurdish Relations and the Future of Iraq. Third World Quarterly. 32(9). pp. 1623-1635.
• Gündoğan, Azat Zana. (2011). Space, State-Making and Contentious Kurdish Politics in the East of Turkey: The Case of Eastern Metings, 1967.  Journal of Balkan and Near Eastern Studies. 13(4). pp.389-416.
• Him, Miki Suzuki and Hoşgör, Ayşe Gündüz. (2011). Reproductive Practices: Kurdish Women Responding to Patriarchy. Women Studies International Forum. 34(4). pp.335–344.
• Holgate, J. Pollert, A.,  Keles, J and Kumarappan, L. (2011). Geographies of Isolation: How Workers (Don’t) Access Support for Problems at Work.  Antipode. 43(4), pp. 1078-1101.
• Karakecili, Fethi. (2011). Notes from the Field: Mem u Zin. Staging a Legendary Kurdish Love Story in Canada. Canadian Folk Music/Musique folklorique canadienne. 45(3). pp.23-27.
• Kirişci, Kemal. (2011). The Kurdish Issue in Turkey: Limits of European Union Reform. South European Society & Politics. 16(2). pp. 335-349.
• Larrabee, Stephen F. and Tol, Gönül. (2011). Turkey’s Kurdish Challenge. Survival: Global Politics and Strategy. 53(4). pp. 143-152.
• Leurs, Rob. (2011). Reliving Genocide: The Work of Kurdish Genocide Victims in the Court of Justice. Critical Arts: South-North Cultural and Media Studies. 25(2). pp. 296-303.
• Mahmod, Jowan. (2011). Designing Scripts and Performing Kurdishness in Diaspora: The Online-Offline Nexus. Cultural Policy, Criticism and Management Research. no.5. pp.72-90.
• Nadje Al-Ali and Nicola Pratt. (2011). Between Nationalism and Women’s Rights: The Kurdish Women’s Movement in Iraq. Middle East Journal of Culture and Communication. 4(3). pp.337-353.
• Nykänen, Johanna. (2011). Turkey’s Kurdish Question and the EU’s Dialogue-less Approach. Perspectives: Review of International Affairs. 19(1). pp.73-84.
• Othman, Nasih. (2011). Suicide by Self-burning in Iraqi Kurdistan: Description and Factors. Archives of Suicide Research. 15(3). pp. 238-249.
• Polat, Nihat. (2011). Gender Differences in Motivation and L2 Accent Attainment: An Investigation of Young Kurdish Learners of Turkish. The Language Learning Journal. 39(1). pp. 19-41.
• Pratt, Nicola. (2011). Between Nationalism and Women’s Rights: The Kurdish Women’s Movement in Iraq. Middle East Journal of Culture and Communication. 4(3). pp.339-355.
• Rydgren, Jens and Sofi, Dana. (2011). Interethnic Relations in Northern Iraq: Brokerage, Social Capital and the Potential for Reconciliation. International Sociology. 26(1). pp.25-49.
• Scalbert Yücel, Clémence. (2011). Languages and the Definition of Literature: The Blurred Borders of Kurdish Literature in Contemporary Turkey. Middle Eastern Literatures. 14(2). pp.171-184.
• Scarce, Jennifer. (2011).  Isabella Bird Bishop (1831-1904) and Her Travels  in Persia and Kurdistan in 1890. Iranian Studies. 44(2). pp. 243-250.
• Tejel, Jordi Gorgas. (2011). State of the Art of Scholarship on Kurds in Syria. Syrian Studies Association Newsletter. 16(1). pp. 18-29.
• Topbaş, Seyhun. (2011). Implications of Bilingual Development for Specific Language Impairments in Turkey. Clinical Linguistics & Phonetics. 25(11-12). pp.989-997.
• Weiss-Wendt, Anton and Ungor, Ugur Umit. (2011). Collaboration in Genocide: The Ottoman Empire 1915–1916, the German-Occupied Baltic 1941–1944, and Rwanda 1994. Holocaust and Genocide Studies. 25(3). pp.404-437.
• Yeğen, Mesut. (2011). The 2011 Election and the Kurdish Question. Insight Turkey. 13(4). pp.147-169.
• Yüksel, Ayşe Seda. (2011). Rescaled Localities and Redefined Class Relations: Neoliberal Experience in South-East Turkey. Journal of Balkan and Near Eastern Studies. 13(4). pp.433-455.
• Wichhart, Stefanie K. (2011). A ‘New Deal’ for the Kurds: Britain’s Kurdish Policy in Iraq, 1941-45. The Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History. 39(5). pp. 815-831.

2010

• Ahmadzadeh, Hashem and Stansfield, Gareth. (2010). The Political, Cultural, and Military Re-Awakening of the Kurdish Nationalist Movement in Iran. The Middle East Journal. 64(1). pp.11-27.
• Aktoprak, Elçin. (2010). The Kurdish Opening and the Constitutional Reform: Is there any Progress? European Yearbook of Minority Issues. Vol.9. pp.643-667.
• Alkadiri, Raad. (2010). Oil and the Question of Federalism in Iraq. International Affairs. 86(6). pp.1315-1328.
• Bartu, Peter. (2010). Wrestling with the Integrity of a Nation: The Disputed Internal Boundaries in Iraq. International Affairs. 86(6). pp.1329-1343.
• Casier, Marlies. (2010). Turkey’s Kurds and the Quest for Recognition: Transnational Politics and the EU—Turkey Accession Negotiations. Ethnicities. 10(1). pp.3-25.
• Çalı, Başak. (2010). The Logics of Supranational Human Rights Litigation, Official Acknowledgment, and Human Rights Reform: The Southeast Turkey Cases before the European Court of Human Rights, 1996–2006. Law & Social Inquiry. 35(2). pp.311-337.
• Demir, Ipek and Zeydanlıoğlu, Welat. (2010). On the Representation of ‘Others’ at Europe‘s Borders: The Case of Iraqi Kurds. Journal of Contemporary European Studies. 18 (1). pp.7-23.
• Diner, Çağla & Toktaş, Şule. (2010). Waves of Feminism in Turkey: Kemalist, Islamist and Kurdish Women’s Movements in an Era of Globalization. Journal of Balkan and Near Eastern Studies. 12(1). pp.41-57.
• Dixon, Jeffrey & Ergin, Murat. (2010). Explaining Anti-Kurdish Beliefs in Turkey: Group Competition, Identity and Globalization. Social Science Quarterly. 91(5). pp.1329-1348.
• Eccarius-Kelly, Vera. (2010). Nationalism, Ethnic Rap and the Kurdish Diaspora. Peace Review: A Journal of Social Justice, 22(4). pp.423-431.
• Fischer-Tahir, Andrea. (2010). Competition, Cooperation and Resistance: Women in the Political Field in Iraq. International Affairs. 86(6). pp.1381-1394.
• Gökalp, Deniz. (2010). A Gendered Analysis of Violence, Justice, and Citizenship: Kurdish Women Facing War and Displacement in Turkey. Women’s Studies International Forum. 33(6). pp.561-569.
• Gülşen, Cheka; Knipscheer, Jeroe and Kleber, Rolf. (2010). The Impact of Forced Migration on Mental Health: A Comparative Study on Posttraumatic Stress Among Internally Displaced and Externally Migrated Kurdish Women. Traumatology. 16(4). pp.109-116.
• Güney, Aylin. (2010). The People’s Democracy Party. Turkish Studies. 3(1). pp.122-137.
• Gurses, Mehmet. (2010). Partition, Democracy, and Turkey’s Kurdish Minority. Nationalism  and Ethnic Politics. 16(3). pp.337-353.
• Hassan, Mohammed Khalis. (2010). Urban Environmental Problems in Cities of the Kurdistan Region in Iraq. Local Environment: The International Journal of Justice and Sustainability. 15(1). pp. 59-72.
• Hough, Christina. (2010). Obscured Hybridity: The Kurdishness of Turkish Folk Music. Pacific Review of Ethnomusicology. vol.15.
• Iman, Mohmmad and Mohammadpur, Ahmad. (2010). The Impact of Modern Education in the Ouramant Region of Iranian Kurdistan: A Grounded Study. Quality and Quantity. 44(5). pp.893-904.
• Kaliber, Alper and Tocci, Nathalie. (2010). Civil Society and the Transformation of Turkey’s Kurdish Question. Security Dialogue. 41(2). pp.191-215.
• Karakoc, Julide. (2010). The Impact of the Kurdish Identity on Turkey’s Foreign Policy from the 1980s to 2008. Middle Eastern Studies. 46(6). pp.919-942.
• Klein, Janet. (2010). Minorities, Statelessness, and Kurdish Studies Today: Prospects and Dilemmas for Scholars. Journal of Ottoman Studies. Special issue in honor of Rifa’at Abou-el-Haj, pp.225-237.
• Loizides, Neophytos G. (2010). State Ideology and the Kurds in Turkey. Middle Eastern Studies. 46(4). pp.513-527.
• Nuruzzaman, Mohammed. (2010). Federalism and State Disintegration – United Pakistan, 1947-1971: Some Historical Lessons for Afghanistan and Iraq. Journal of Asian and African Studies. 45(5). pp.504-521.
• Phelps, Sandra Marie. (2010). The Limits of Admittance and Diversity in Iraqi Kurdistan: Femininity and the Body of Du’a Khalil. Totalitarian Movements and Political Religions. 11(3-4). pp. 457-472.
• Pinto, Paulo. (2010). Kurdish Sufi Spaces of Rural-Urban Connection in Northern Syria. Etudes Rurales. no.186. pp. 149-168.
• Polat, Nihat and Mahalingappa, Laura J. (2010). Gender Differences in Identity and Acculturation Patterns and L2 Accent Attainment. Journal of Language, Identity & Education. 9(1). pp. 17-35
• Romano, David. (2010). Iraqi Kurdistan: Challenges of Autonomy in the Wake of US Withdrawal. International Affairs. 86(6). pp.1345-1359.
• Saraçoğlu, Cenk. (2010). The changing image of the Kurds in Turkish Cities: Middle-class Perceptions of Kurdish Migrants in Izmir. Patterns of Prejudice. 44(3). pp. 239-260.
• Sarigil, Zeki. (2010). Curbing Kurdish Ethno-Nationalism in Turkey: An Empirical Assessment of Pro-Islamic and Socio-Economic Approaches. Ethnic and Racial Studies. 33(3). pp.533-553.
• Sheyholislami, Jaffer. (2010). Identity, Language, and New Media: The Kurdish Case. Language Policy. 9(4). pp.289-312.
• Somer, Murat and Liaras, Evangelos G. (2010). Turkey’s New Kurdish Opening: Religious Versus Secular Values. Middle East Policy. 17(2). pp.152-165.
• Tezcür, Güneş Murat. (2010). When Democratization Radicalizes: The Kurdish Nationalist Movement in Turkey. Journal of Peace Research. 47(6). pp.775-789.
• Weiss, N. (2010). Falling from Grace: Gender Norms and Gender Strategies in Eastern Turkey. New Perspectives on Turkey. 42, pp.55-76.
• Westrheim, Kariane. (2010). Choosing the Mountains: The PKK as Alternative Knowledge and Identity Project. Politics, Culture and Socialization. Volume 2. pp.??
• White, Benjamin Thomas. (2010). The Kurds of Damascus in the 1930s: Development of a Politics of Ethnicity. Middle Eastern Studies, 46(6). pp.901-917.

2009

• Aslan, Senem. (2009). Incoherent State: The Controversy of Kurdish Naming in Turkey. Special Issue: State-Society Relations in the Southeast. European Journal of Turkish Studies. 10. 
• Başer, Bahar; Cochrane, Fearga; and Swain, Ashok. (2009). Home Thoughts from Abroad: The Variable Impacts of Diasporas on Peace-Building. Studies in Conflict & Terrorism. 32(8). pp.681-704.
• Casier, Marlies. (2009). Contesting the ‘Truth’ of Turkey’s Human rights Situation: State-Association Interactions in and Outside the Southeast. Special Issue: State-Society Relations in the Southeast. European Journal of Turkish Studies. 10. 
• Dehqan, Mustafa. (2009). Arkawz and His Baweya: A Feyli Elegiac Verse from Pitiku. Iranian Studies. 42(3). pp.409-422.
• Dehqan, Mustafa. (2009). Kurdish Writers in Arabic Biographical Dictionaries. Journal of Religious & Theological Information. 7(3-4). pp. 171-179.
• Dehqan, Mustafa. (2009). The Record Heritage of Khurasani Kurdish Tribes. Journal of the Society of Archivists. 30(1). pp. 81-91.
• Dorronsoro, Gilles, and Nicole F. Watts. (2009). Toward Kurdish Distinctiveness in Electoral Politics: The 1977 Local Elections in Diyarbakir. International Journal of Middle East Studies. 41(03). pp.457–478.
• Gambetti, Zeynep. (2009). Politics of Place/Space: The Spatial Dynamics of the Kurdish and Zapatista Movements. New Perspectives on Turkey. (41). pp.43-87.
• Grabolle-Celiker, Anna. (2009). Construction of the Kurdish Self in Turkey through Humorous Popular Culture. Journal of Intercultural Studies. 30(1). pp.89-105.
• Gresh, Geoffrey F. (2009). Iranian Kurds in an Age of Globalisation. Iran and the Caucasus. 13(1). pp.187-196.
• Gunes, Cengiz. (2009). Kurdish Politics in Turkey: Ideology, Identity and Transformations. Ethnopolitics. 8(2). pp. 255-262.
• Hanna, Vian Nissan and Ahmad, Abdulbaghi. (2009). Suicide in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, State of the Art. Nordic Journal of Psychiatry. 63(4). pp.280-284.
• Harris, Leila M. (2009). States at the Limit: Tracing Contemporary State-Society Relations in the Borderlands of Southeastern Turkey. Special Issue: State-Society Relations in the Southeast. European Journal of Turkish Studies. 10.
• Houston, Christopher. (2009). An Anti-history of a Non-People: Kurds, Colonialism, and Nationalism in the History of Anthropology. The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute. 15(1). pp.19-35.
• Jongerden, Joost. (2009). Crafting Space, Making People: The Spatial Design of Nation in Modern Turkey. Special Issue: State-Society Relations in the Southeast. European Journal of Turkish Studies. 10.
• Kaghed, Nabeel and Dezaye, Ahmed. (2009). Quality Assurance Strategies of Higher Education in Iraq and Kurdistan: A Case Study. Quality in Higher Education. 15(1). pp.71-77.
• Khalid Al-Rawi, Ahmed. (2009). Valley of the Wolves as Representative of Turkish Popular Attitudes Towards Iraq. International Journal of Contemporary Iraqi Studies. 3(1). pp.75-84.
• Le Ray, Marie. (2009). Experiencing Justice and Imagining State: Engaging the Law to Challange the rule of Exception in Tunceli. Special Issue: State-Society Relations in the Southeast. European Journal of Turkish Studies. 10.
• Logan, Darren. (2009). Thoughts on Iraqi Kurdistan: Present Realities, Future Hope. Iran and the Caucasus. 13(1). pp.161-186.
• Majid, Kamal. (2009). An Assessment of Conditions in the Kurdish Region of Iraq. Contemporary Arab Affairs. 2(1). pp. 67.72.
• Omarkhali, Khanna.  (2009). The Status and Role of the Yezidi Legends and Myths. To the Question of Comparative Analysis of Yezidism, Yārisān (Ahl-e Haqq) and Zoroastrianism: A Common Substratum? Folia Orientalia. 45-46. pp. 197-219.
• Omarkhali, Khanna.  (2009). Names of God and Forms of Address to God in Yezidism – With the Religious Hymn of the Lord.  Manuscripta Orientalia International Journal for Oriental Manuscript Research. 15 (2). pp. 13-24.
• Saracoglu, Cenk. (2009). ‘Exclusive Recognition’: The New Dimensions of the Question of Ethnicity and Nationalism in Turkey. Ethnic and Racial Studies. 32(4). pp.640-658.
• Scalbert-Yücel, Clémence. (2009). The Invention of a Tradition: Diyarbakir’s Dengbêj Project. Special Issue: State-Society Relations in the Southeast. European Journal of Turkish Studies. 10.
• Taylor, Shelley K. (2009). Right Pedagogy/Wrong Language and Caring in Times of Fear? Issues in the Schooling of Ethnic Kurdish Children in Denmark. International Journal of Bilingual Education and Bilingualism.  12(3). pp. 291-307.
• Tejel, Jordi Gorgas. (2009). The Shared Political Production of ‘the East’ as a ‘Resistant’ Territory and Cultural Sphere in the Kemalist Era, 1923-1938. Special Issue: State-Society Relations in the Southeast. European Journal of Turkish Studies. 10.
• Tezcür, Güneş Murat. (2009). Kurdish Nationalism and Identity in Turkey: A Conceptual Reinterpretation. Special Issue: State-Society Relations in the Southeast. European Journal of Turkish Studies. 10.
• Toktamis, Kumru. (2009). This Part of The Globe is not Flat: The Paradox of the Turkish Relationship with Northern Iraq and the Dilemma of Kurdish Politics Across Borders. Perspectives on Global Development and Technology. 8(2-3). pp.480-493.
• Toprak, Sadik. (2009). The New Face of Terrorism in Turkey: Actor Unknown Political Murders. Journal of Forensic Sciences. 54(6). pp.1388-1392.
• Watts, Nicole F. (2009). Re-Considering State-Society Dynamics in Turkey’s Kurdish Southeast. Special Issue: State-Society Relations in the Southeast. European Journal of Turkish Studies. 10.
• Yeğen, Mesut. (2009). ‘Prospective-Turks’ or ‘Pseudo-Citizens:’ Kurds in Turkey. The Middle East Journal. 63(4). pp.597-615.
• Yüksel, Metin. (2009). A ‘Revolutionary’ Kurdish Mullah from Turkey: Mehmed Emin Bozarslan and his Intellectual Evolution. The Muslim World. 99(2). pp.356-380.

2008

• Ackermann, Andreas. (2008). Diaspora, Cyberspace and Yezidism The Use of the Internet among Yezidis in Germany. Journal of Kurdish Studies. 6. pp. 54-83.
• Ahmad, Abdulbaghi; von Knorring, Anne-Liis and Sundelin-Wahlsten, Viveka. (2008). Traumatic Experiences and Post-traumatic Stress Symptoms in Kurdish Children in their Native Country and in Exile. Child and Adolescent Mental Health. 13(4). pp.193-197.
• Ahmadzadeh, Hashem. (2008). The World of Kurdish Women’s Novel. Iranian Studies. 41(5). pp. 719-738.
• Allison, Christine. (2008). ‘Unbelievable Slowness of Mind’: Yezidi Studies, from Nineteenth to Twenty-first Century. Journal of Kurdish Studies, 6. pp.1-23.
• Allison, Christine.(2008). Obituary: Maria T. O’Shea. Journal of Kurdish Studies. 6. pp.  163-167.
• Bahcheli, Tozun and Fragiskatos, Peter. (2008). Iraqi Kurdistan: Fending off Uneasy Neighbours. International Journal of Contemporary Iraqi Studies. 2(1). pp.67-82.
• Bailey, Denise. (2008). Yezidi Kurds in Multilingual Contexts: Language Maintenance and Shift. Journal of Kurdish Studies. 6. pp. 120-139.
• Berwari, Azad and Ambrosio, Thomas. (2008). The Kurdistan Referendum Movement: Political Opportunity Structures and National Identity. Democratization. 15(5). pp.891-908.
• Candan, Menderes and Hunger, Uwe. (2008). Nation Building Online: A Case Study of Kurdish Migrants in Germany. German Policy Studies. 4(4). pp.125-153.
• Canefe, Nergis. (2008). Turkish Nationalism and the Kurdish Question: Nation, State and Securitization of Communal Identities in a Regional Context. South European Society & Politics. 13(3). pp.391-398.
• Christiansen, Connie Carøe. (2008). Hometown Associations and Solidarities in Kurdish Transnational Villages: The Migration–development Nexus in a European Context. The European Journal of Development Research. 20(1). pp. 88-103.
• Cindoglu, D., Sirkeci, I., Sirkeci, R.F. (2008). Determinants of Choosing Withdrawal Over Modern Contraceptive Methods in Turkey. The European Journal of Contraception and Reproductive Health Care. 13(4). pp.412-421.
• De Vos, Hugo, Jongerden, Joost and van Etten Jacob. (2008). Images of war: using satellite images for human rights monitoring in Turkish Kurdistan. Disasters. 32(3). pp.449-466.
• Dehqan, Mustafa. (2008). The Fatwā of Malā Ṣāliḥ al-Kurdī al-Hakkārī: An Arabic Manuscript on the Yezidi Religion. Journal of Kurdish Studies. 6. pp. 140-162.
• Dulz, Irene, Hajo, Siamend and Savelsberg, Eva. (2008). Persecuted and Co-Opted The Yezidis in the ‘New’ Iraq. Journal of Kurdish Studies. 6.  pp. 24-43.
• Eccarius-Kelly, Vera. (2008). Interpreting the PKK’s Signals in Europe. Perspectives on Terrorism.2(1). pp.10-14.
• Eppel, Michael. (2008). The Demise of the Kurdish Emirates: The Impact of Ottoman Reforms and International Relations on Kurdistan during the First Half of the Nineteenth Century. Middle Eastern Studies. 44(2). pp. 237-258.
• Fischer-Tahir, Andrea. (2008). Black-White Man, White-Red Woman: Representations of Gender in Kurdish Urban Society. The International  Journal of Kurdish Studies. 21. pp.123-143.
• Gunter, Michael M. (2008). The Permanent and New Realities Facing the Kurdistan Regional Government: Options and  Prospects. Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs. 28(2). pp. 237-249.
• Jawad, Saad Naji. (2008). The Kurdish Question in Iraq: Historical Backgrounds and Future Settlement. Contemporary Arab Affairs.1(1). pp. 25-41.
• King, E. Diane. (2008). Back from the “Outside”: Returnees and Diasporic Imagining in Iraqi Kurdistan. International Journal on Multicultural Societies. 10(2). pp.208-222.
• King, Russel, Thomson, Mark, Mai, Nicola, Keles, Yilmaz. (2008). ‘Turks’ in the UK: Problems of Definition and the Partial Relevance of Policy. Journal of Immigrant & Refugee. 6(3). pp. 423-434.
• Kizilhan, Ilhan. (2008). Diaspora Life: Challenge or Danger? Journal of Kurdish Studies. 6. pp. 44-53.
• Kreyenbroek, Philip G. (2008). History in an Oral Culture The Construction of History in Yezidi Sacred Texts. Journal of Kurdish Studies. 6. pp. 84-92.
• Lawrence, Quil. (2008). The Accidental Nation. Media, War & Conflict. 1(2). pp.141-153.
• Mofidi, N; Ghazinour, M; Araste, M; Jacobsson, L. and Richter, J. (2008). General Mental Health, Quality of Life and Suicide-Related Attitudes Among Kurdish People in Iran. International Journal of Social Psychiatry. 54(5). pp.457-468.
• Omarkhali, Khanna. (2008). On the Structure of the Yezidi Clan and Tribal System and its Terminology Among the Yezidis of the Caucasus. Journal of Kurdish Studies. 6. pp. 104-119.
• Phillips, David L. (2008). Disarming, Demobilizing, and Reintegrating the Kurdistan Worker’s Party. American Foreign Policy Interests: The Journal of the National Committee on American Foreign Policy. 30(2). pp. 70-87.
• Rafaat, Aram. (2008). Kirkuk: The Central Issue of Kurdish Politics and Iraq’s Knotty Problem. Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs. 28(2), pp. 251-266.
• Öktem, Kerem. (2008). The Nation’s Imprint: Demographic Engineering and the Change of Toponymes in Republican Turkey. European Journal of Turkish Studies. 7.
• Öner, Senem. (2008). Folk Songs, Translations and the Question of (Pseudo-) Originals. The Translator. 14(2). pp. 229-246.
• Soguk, Nevzat. (2008). Transversal Communication, Diaspora, and the Euro-Kurds. Review of International Studies, 34(1). pp. 173-192.
• Saraçoğlu, Cenk; Demirkol, Özhan. (2014). Nationalism and Foreign Policy Discourse in Turkey Under the AKP Rule: Geography, History and National Identity. British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies. ?(?). pp. ??.
• Somer, Murat. (2008). Why Aren’t Kurds Like the Scots and the Turks Like the Brits?: Moderation and Democracy in the Kurdish Question. Cooperation and Conflict. 43(2). pp.220-249.
• Spät, Eszter. (2008). Religious Oral Tradition and the Literacy Among the Yezidis of Iraq. Anthropos. 103(2). pp. 393-404.
• Spät, Eszter. (2008). Late Antique  Literary Motifs in Yezidi Oral Tradition: The Yezidi Myth of Adam. Journal of American Oriental Society. 128(4). pp- 663-679.
• Skutnabb-Kangas, Tove. (2008). Kurds in Turkey and in (Iraqi) Kurdistan: A Comparison of Kurdish Educational Language Policy in Two Situations of Occupation. Genocide Studies and Prevention: An International Journal  3 (1). pp. 43- 73.
• Taloyan, Marina; Sundquist, Jan and Al-Windi, Ahmad. (2008). The Impact of Ethnicity and Self-Reported Health on Psychological Well-Being: A Comparative Study of Kurdish-Born and Swedish-Born People. Nordic Journal of Psychiatry. 62(5). pp.392-398.
• Taloyan, Marina; Johansson, Sven-Erik; Sundquist, Jan; Koctürk, Tahire O. and Johansson, Leena Maria. (2008). Psychological Distress among Kurdish Immigrants in Sweden. Scandinavian Journal of Public Health. 36(2). pp.190-196.
• Tejel Gorgas, Jordi. (2008). Urban Mobilization in Iraqi Kurdistan during the British Mandate: Sulaimaniya 1918-30. Middle Eastern Studies. 44(4). pp.537-552.
• Üngör, Uğur Ümit. (2008). Geographies of Nationalism and Violence: Rethinking Young Turk ‘Social Engineering’. European Journal of Turkish Studies. Social Sciences on Contemporary Turkey (7).
• Westrheim, Kariane. (2008). Prison as Site for Political Education: Educational Experiences from Prison Narrated by Members and Sympathisers of the PKK. The Journal for Critical Education Policy Studies. 6.(1). pp.??

2007

• Ahmadzadeh, Hashem. (2007). In Search of Kurdish Novel that Tells Us Who the Kurds Are. Iranian Studies. 40 (5). pp. 579-592.
• Akihiko, Yamaguchi. (2007). Shah Tahmasb’s Kurdish Policy. The Journal of South Asian Studies. 25. pp. 81-123.
• Alizadeh, Hooshmand. (2007). Changes Conceptions of Women’s Public Space in the Kurdish City. Cities. 24(6). p. 410-421.
• Aslan, Senem. (2007). ‘Citizen, Speak Turkish!’: A Nation in the Making. Nationalism and Ethnic Politics. 13(2). pp.245–272.
• Barkey, Henri J. (2007). The People’s Democracy Party (HADEP): The Travails of a Legal Kurdish Party in Turkey. Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs. 18(1). pp. 129-138.
• Blum, Andrew and Çelik, Ayşe Betül. (2007). Track II Interventions and the Kurdish Question in Turkey: An Analysis Using a Theories of Change Approach. The International Journal of Peace Studies. 12(2). pp. 51-81.
• Çelik, Ayşe Betül and Blum, Andy. (2007). Future Uncertain: Using Scenarios to Understand Turkey’s Geopolitical Environment and its Impact on the Kurdish Question. Ethnopolitics. 6(4). pp. 569-583.
• Demir, Tansu and Ben-Zadok, Efraim. (2007). Politically Driven Regulations and Enforcement: Monitoring Kurd and Fundamentalist Broadcasts in Turkey. Administration & Society. 39(2). pp.262-293.
• Gunes, Cengiz. (2007). Kurdish Politics in Turkey: A Question of Identity. International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 21(1 & 2). pp. 17-36.
• Gunter, Michael M. (2007). Turkey’s Floundering EU Candidacy and Its Kurdish Problem. Middle East Policy. 14(1). pp.117-123.
• Houston, Christopher. (2007). ‘Set aside from the pen and cut off from the foot’: Imagining the Ottoman Empire and Kurdistan. Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East. 27(2). pp. 391-411.
• Klein, Janet. (2007). Kurdish Nationalists and Non-Nationalist Kurdists: Rethinking Minority Nationalism and the Dissolution of the Ottoman Empire, 1908–1909. Nations and Nationalism. 13(1). pp.135–153.
• Marcus, Aliza. (2007). Turkey’s PKK: Rise, Fall, Rise Again? World Policy Journal. 24(1). pp.75-84.
• Mojab, Shahrzad and Gorman, Rachel. (2007). Dispersed Nationalism: War, Diaspora and Kurdish Women’s Organizing. Journal of Middle East Women’s Studies. 3(1). pp.58-85.
• Natali, Denise. (2007). The Spoils of Peace in Kurdistan. Third World Quarterly. 28(6). pp.1111-1129.
• Olson, Robert. (2007). Turkish and Russian Foreign Policy, 1991-1997: The Kurdish and Chechnya Question. Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs. 18(2). pp. 209-227.
• Roth, Mitchel P. and Sever, Murat. (2007). The Kurdish Workers Party (PKK) as Criminal Syndicate: Funding Terrorism Through Organized Crime, A Case Study. Studies in Conflict & Terrorism. 30(10). pp. 901-920.
• Uslu, Emrullah. (2007). Turkey’s Kurdish Problem: Steps Toward a Solution. Studies in Conflict and Terrorism. 30(2). pp.157-172.
• Yeğen, Mesut. (2007). Turkish Nationalism and the Kurdish Question. Ethnic and Racial Studies. 30(1). pp.119–151.
• Yeğen, Mesut. (2007). ‘Jewish-Kurds’ or the New Frontiers of Turkishness. Patterns of Prejudice. 41(1). pp.1-20.

2006

• Atalar, M. Kürşad. (2006). Hizballah of Turkey: A Pseudo‐Threat to the Secular Order? 7(2). Turkish Studies. pp.307-331.
• Cockayne, James and Malone, David. 2006). Creeping Unilateralism: How Operation Provide Comfort and the No-Fly Zones in 1991 and 1992 Paved the Way for the Iraq Crisis of 2003. Security Dialogue. 37(1). pp.123-141.
• Culcasi, Karen. (2006). Cartographically Constructing Kurdistan within Geopolitical and Orientalist Discourses. Political Geography. 25(6). pp.680–706.
• Çelik, Ayşe Betül and Rumelili, Bahar. (2006). Necessary but not Sufficient: The Role of the EU in Resolving Turkey’s Kurdish Question and the Greek-Turkish Conflicts. European Foreign Affairs Review. 11(2). pp. 203-222.
• Dawoody, Alexander. (2006). The Kurdish Quest for Autonomy and Iraq’s Statehood. Journal of Asian and African Studies. 41(5-6). pp.483-505.
• Grossman, Alan and O’Brien, Áine. (2006). Kurdish Lyrical Protest: The Terrain of Acoustic Migration.  Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies. 32(2). pp.271-289.
• Husni, Mariwan, Taylor, Fiona and Koye, Narmen. (2006). Medical Education and Health Care in Iraqi Kurdistan in the Last Four Decades. Medicine, Conflict and Survival. 22(4). pp. 292-298.
• Özcan, Ali Kemal. (2006). The Nature and Resource Field of the Kurdish Resistance in Turkey: A Dormant Resource. Middle Eastern Studies. 41(3). pp. 391-406.
• Ronayne, Maggie. (2006). Archaeology against Cultural Destruction: the Case of the Ilisu Dam in the Kurdish Region of Turkey. Public Archaeology. 4. pp.223-236.
• Scalbert-Yücel, Clémence and Le Ray, Marie. (2006). Knowledge, Ideology and Power: Deconstructing Kurdish Studies. European Journal of Turkish Studies. 5.
• Sever, Aysan and Bağlı, Mazhar. (2006). Levirat and Sororat Marriages in Southeastern Turkey: Intact Family or Sanctified Incest? Women’s Health and Urban Life. 5(1). pp.27-47.
• Van Bruinessen, Martin. (2006). Interview with Martin van Bruinessen:  ‘I Would be Sitting in the Village Room where People Gather. European Journal of Turkish Studies, Thematic Issue N°5  (Power, Ideology, Knowledge – Deconstructing Kurdish Studies).
• Van Den Bos, Matthijs and Nell, Liza. (2006). Territorial bounds to Virtual Space: Transnational Online and Offline Networks of Iranian and Turkish–Kurdish Immigrants in the Netherlands. Global Networks: A Journal of Transnational Affairs. 6(2). pp.201-220.
• Yüksel, Metin. ( 2006). The Encounter of Kurdish Women with Nationalism in Turkey. Middle Eastern Studies. 42(5). pp. 777-802.
• Watts, Nicole F. (2006). Activists in Office: Pro-Kurdish Contentious Politics in Turkey. Ethnopolitics. 5(2). pp.125–144.
• Winter, Stefan. (2006). The Other Nahdah: The Bedirxans, the Millîs and the Tribal roots of Kurdish Nationalism in Syria. Oriente Moderno, 86(3). pp. 462-473.

2005

• Allison, Christine. (2005). Kurdish Autobiography, Memoir and Novel : Ereb Shemo and his Successors. Studies on Persianate Societies. 3. pp.97-118.
• Anderson, Liam and Stansfield, Gareth. (2005). The Implications of Elections for Federalism in Iraq: Toward a Five-Region Model. Publius: Journal of Federalism. 35. pp.359-382.
• Ayata, Bilgin and Yükseker, Deniz. (2005). A Belated Awakening: National and International Responses to the Internal Displacement of Kurds in Turkey. New Perspectives on Turkey. 32. pp.5-42.
• Çelik, Ayşe Betül. (2005). “I Miss My Village!”: Forced Kurdish Migrants in Istanbul and their Representation
  in Associations. New Perspectives on Turkey. 32. pp.137–63.
• Çelik, Ayşe Betül. (2005). Transnationalization of Human Rights Norms and its Impact on Internally Displaced Kurds. Human Rights Quarterly. 27(3). pp. 969-997 (SSCI).
• Gambetti, Zeynep. (2005). The Conflictual (Trans) Formation of the Public Sphere in Urban Space: The Case of Diyarbakir. New Perspectives on Turkey. (32). pp.43-71.
• Gunter, Michael M.; Hakan Yavuz, M. (2005). The Continuing Crisis in Iraqi Kurdistan. Middle East Policy. 12(1). pp.122-133.
• King, E. Diane. (2005). Asylum Seekers/Patron Seekers: Interpreting Iraqi Kurdish Migration. Human Organization. 64(4). pp.316-326.
• Kreyenbroek, Philip G. (2005). Kurdish Written Literature. Encylopedia Iranica Online.
• Leezenberg, Michiel. (2005). Iraqi Kurdistan: Contours of a Post-Civil War Society. Third World Quarterly. 26(4-5). pp.631-647.
• Tocci, Nathalie. (2005). Articles: Conflict Resolution in the Neighbourhood: Comparing EU Involvement in Turkey’s Kurdish Question and in the Israeli–Palestinian Conflict. Mediterranean Politics. 10(2). pp. 125-146
• Park, Bill. (2005). Turkey’s Kurdish Complex. The Adelphi Papers. 45(374). pp.11-27.
• Puggioni, Raffaela. (2005). Refugees, Institutional Invisibility, and Self-Help Strategies: Evaluating Kurdish Experience in Rome. Journal of Refugee Studies. 18(3). pp.319-339.
• Romano, David. (2005). Whose House is this Anyway? IDP and Refugee Return in Post-Saddam Iraq. Journal of Refugee Studies. 18(4). pp.430-453.
• Semaan, Ingrid L. (2005). In Search of Kurdistan: The Kurdish Question in German Literature for Young People. Acta Ethnographica Hungarica. 50(1-3). pp. 187-204.
• Sezgin, Dilara and Wall, Melissa A. (2005). Constructing the Kurds in the Turkish Press: A Case Study of Hürriyet Newspaper. Media, Culture & Society. 27(5). pp.787-798.
• Shakely, Farhad. (2005). Classic  and Modern Kurdish Poetry. Encyclopedia Iranica Online.
• Sirkeci, Ibrahim. (2005). War in Iraq: Environment of Insecurity and International Migration. International Migration. 43(4). pp.197-214.
• Somer, Murat. (2005). Failures of the Discourse of Ethnicity: Turkey, Kurds, and the Emerging Iraq. Security Dialogue. 36(1). pp.109-128.
• Somer, Murat. (2005). Resurgence and Remaking of Identity: Civil Beliefs, Domestic and External Dynamics, and the Turkish Mainstream Discourse on Kurds. Comparative Political Studies. 38(6). pp.591-622.
• Şen, Leyla. (2005). Poverty Alleviation, Conflict and Power in Poor Displaced Households: A Study of the Views of Women in Diyarbakır. New Perspectives on Turkey. 32. pp.113-35.
• Tank, Pinar. (2005). The Effects of the Iraq War on the Kurdish issue in Turkey. Conflict, Security and Development. 5(1). pp.69-86.
• Ülker, Erol. (2005). Contextualising ‘Turkification’. Nation-Building in the Late Ottoman Empire. 1908-1918. Nations and Nationalism. 11(4). pp.613–636.
• Van Bruinessen, Martin. (2005). İsmail Beşikçi: Turkish Sociologist, Critic of Kemalism, and Kurdologist. Journal of Kurdish Studies. 5. pp.19-34.

2004

• Elis, Hadi. (2004). The Kurdish Demand for Statehood and the Future of Iraq. The Journal of Social, Political, and Economic Studies. 29(2). pp.191-209.
• Fischer-Tahir, Andrea. (2004). ‘Why Do They Humiliate Us?’ – Aspects of Resistance in Iraqi Kurdistan. Journal for Kurdish Studies. 5. pp.53-72.
• Gunter Michael M.; Natali Denise; Olson Robert; Özcan Nihat Ali; Salih Khaled and Yavuz, Hakan M. (2004). Middle East Policy. 11(1). pp.106-131.
• Koğacıoğlu, Dicle. (2004). Progress, Unity, and Democracy: Dissolving Political Parties in Turkey. Law & Society Review, 38(3), pp. 433-462.
• Koğacıoğlu, Dicle. (2004). The Tradition Effect: Framing Honour Crimes in Turkey. Differences: A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies. 15(2). pp. 119-151.
• Laciner, Sedat and Bal, Ihsan. (2004). The Ideological and Historical Roots of the Kurdist Movement in Turkey: Ethnicity, Demography and Politics. Nationalism and Ethnic Politics. 10(3). pp. 473-504
• Natali Denise. (2004). Ottoman Kurds and Emergent Kurdish Nationalism. Critique: Critical Middle Eastern Studies. 13(3). pp.383-387.
• Somer, Murat. (2004). Turkey’s Kurdish Conflict: Changing Context, and Domestic and Regional Implications. The Middle East Journal. 58(2). pp.235-253.
• Spät, Eszter. (2004). The Festival of Sheikh Adi in Lalish in the Holy Valley of Yezidis. Annual of Medieval Studies at the Central European University. 10. pp. 147-157.
• Öktem, Kerem. (2004). Incorporating the Time and Space of the Ethnic Other: Nationalism and Space in Southeast Turkeyin the 19th and 20th centuries. Nations and Nationalism. 10(4). pp. 559-578.
• Punamaki, Raija-Leena, Muhammed, Abbas Hedayiet, and Abdulrahman, Hemen Ahemd. (2004). Impact of Traumatic Events on Coping Strategies and their Effectiveness Among Kurdish Children. International Journal of Behavioral Development. 28(1). pp. 59-70.
• Uguris, Tijen. (2004). Diaspora and Citizenship: Kurdish women in London. Studies in Culture, Policy and Identities, 5(1). pp.137-157.
• Van Bruinessen, Martin. (2004). The Kurdish Movement: Issues, Organization, Mobilization. On the Waterfront. Newsletter of the Friends of the IISH. 8. pp.  10-12.

2003

• Alizadeh, Hooshmand. (2003-2004). The Kurdish City of Sanandaj: An Analysis of its Formation and Historical Development Until 1930. Journal of Kurdish Studies. 5. pp. 103-126.
• Aspasia Papadopoulou. (2003). ‘Give us Asylum and Help us Leave the Country!’ Kurdish Asylum Seekers in Greece and the Politics of Reception. Immigrants & Minorities. 22(2-3). pp.346-361.
• Canefe, Nergis. (2003). The Kurdish Question in Turkey. South European Society and Politcs. 8(3). pp. 165-175.
• Chyet, Michael L. (2003-2004). ‘Heke Mirov Ji Rezekî Tirî Xwaribe’ – Methodology for Describing a Grammatical Structure. Journal of Kurdish Studies. 5.  pp. 35-52.
• Dahlman, Carl. (2003). The Political Geography of Kurdistan. Eurasian Geography and Economics. Vol.43(4). pp.271-299.
• Gören, Süleyman; Subaşı, Mehmet; Tıraşçı, Yaşar; Gürkan, Fuat. (2003). Fatal falls from Heights in and around Diyarbakır, Turkey. Forensic Science International. 137(1). pp. 37-40.
• Gunter, Michael M. (2003). Kurdish Future in a Post-Saddam Iraq. Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs. 23(1). pp.9-23.
• Khachatrian, Alexander. (2003). The Kurdish Principality of Hakkariya* (14Th-15Th Centuries). Iran and the Caucasus. 7(1). pp.37-58.
• Jongerden, Joost. (2003-2004). Rural Settlement Policies in Turkey and the Kurdish Areas: On Central Village, Village Town, and Return to Village. Journal of Kurdish Studies. 5. 84-102.
• King, E. Diane. (2003). The Doubly Bound World of Kurdish Women. Voices, 6(1). pp.8–10.
• King, E. Diane. (2003). Kurdish Approaches to Fate and Action. Journal of Kurdish Studies 4. pp.67-79.
• Leezenberg, Michiel. (2003). Economy and Society in Iraqi Kurdistan: Fragile Institutions and Enduring Trends. The Adelphi Papers. 354(1). pp.149-160.
• Østergaard-Nielsen, Eva Kristine. (2003). Somali and Kurdish Refugees in London: New Identities in the Diaspora. Journal of Refugee Studies. 16. pp.223-224.
• Robins, Philip. (2003). Confusion at Home, Confusion Abroad: Turkey between Copenhagen and Iraq. International Affairs. 79(3). pp.547-567.
• Salehi, Omid. (2003). Borderland: Iranian Kurdistan. Index on Censorship. 32(1). pp. 64-71.
• Sirkeci, Ibrahim. (2003). Migration from Turkeyto Germany: An Ethnic Analysis. New Perspectives on Turkey. 28-29). pp.189-208.
• Smits, Jeroen and Gündüz-Hosgör, Ayse. (2003). Linguistic Capital: Language as a Socio-Economic Resource among Kurdish and Arabic Women in Turkey. Ethnic and Racial Studies. 26(5). pp.829-853.
• Spät, Eszter. (2003-2004). Changes in the Oral Tradition of the Yezidis of Iraqi Kurdistan. Journal of Kurdish Studies. 5. pp. 73-83.

2002

• Aydinli, Ersel. (2002). Between Security and Liberalization: Decoding Turkey’s Struggle with the PKK. Security Dialogue. 33(2). pp. 209-225.
• Aylin Güney. (2002). The People’s Democracy Party. Turkish Studies.  3(1). pp.122-137.
• Beaudin-Saeedpour, Vera. (2002). A Tangled Web They Weave: The Mystery of Kurdish Roots. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 16(1-2). pp. 1-27.
• Beaudin-Saeedpour, Vera. (2002). The Darkness in Light Impressions: Kurdish Character Sketches. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 16(1-2). pp. 115-161.
• Bonine, Michael E. (2002). The Kurds and Kurdistan: A Commentary. Eurasian Geography and Economics. 43(4).
• Carver, N. (2002). Is Iraq/Kurdistan a State Such that it can be Said to Operate State Systems and thereby Offer Protection to its ‘Citizens’? International Journal of Refugee Law. 14(1). pp.57-84.
• Eccarius-Kelly Vera. (2002). Political Movements and Leverage Points: Kurdish Activism in the European Diaspora. Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs. 22(1). pp.91-118.
• Gündüz-Hoşgör Ayşe and Smits Jeroen. (2002). Intermarriage between Turks and Kurds in Contemporary Turkey: Inter-ethnic Relations in an Urbanizing Environment. European Sociological Review. 18(4). pp.417-432.
• Husni, Mariwan; Koye, Narme; Cernovsky, Zack Z. and Haggarty, John. (2002). Kurdish Refugees’ View of Politically Motivated Self-Immolation. Transcultural Psychiatry. 39(3). pp.367-375.
• Judah, Tim. (2002). In Iraqi Kurdistan. Survival: Global Politics and Strategy. 44(4). pp. 39-51.
• Medvedskaya, Inna N. (2002). The Rise and Fall of the Medes. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 16(1-2). pp.  29-44.
• Medvedskaya, Inna N. (2002). Were the Assyrians at Ectabana? The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 16(1-2). pp. 45-57.
• Meho, Lokman L. (2002). The Kurds in Lebanon; A Social and Historical Overview. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 16 (1-2). pp. 59-82.
• Mojab, Shahrzad and Hassanpour, Amir. (2002). Thoughts on the Struggle against ‘Honor Killing’. International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 16(1–2). pp.83–97.
• O’Leary, A. Carole. (2002). The Kurds of Iraq: Recent History, Future Prospects. Middle East Review of International Affairs. 6(4). pp.17–29.
• Saatci, Mustafa. (2002). Nation–States and Ethnic Boundaries: Modern Turkish Identity and Turkish–Kurdish Conflict. Nations and Nationalism. 8(4). pp.549-564.
• Shakely, Farhad. (2002). Aesthetic Aspects in the Poetry of Mala-ye Jaziri. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 16(1-2). pp. 99-113.
• Spät, Eszter. (2002). Shehid bin Jerr, Forefather of the Yezidis and the Gnostic Seed of Seth. Iran and the Caucasus. 6(1-2). pp. 27-56.

2001

• Ali, Othman. (2001-2002). The Kurdish Factor in the Struggle for Vilayet Mosul, 1921-1925. Journal of Kurdish Studies. 4. pp. 31-48.
• Atacan, Fulya.  (2001). A Kurdish Islamist Group in Turkey: Shifting Identities. Middle Eastern Studies. 37(3). pp. 111-144.
• Blaum, Paul A. (2001). Children of the Arrow: The Strange Saga of the Iraqi Turkmen. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 15(1-2). pp. 137-164.
• Bozarslan, Hamit. (2001). Human Rights and the Kurdish Issue in Turkey: 1984-1999. Human Rights Review, 3(1). pp. 45-54.
• Cindoglu, D. and Sirkeci, I. (2001). Variables that Explain Variation in Prenatal Care in Turkey: Social Class, Education and Ethnicity Revisited. Journal of Biosocial Science. 33(2). pp.261-270.
• Dickson, Bertram. (2001). Journeys in Kurdistan. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 15(1-2). pp. 109-129.
• Eskander, S. (2001). Southern Kurdistan under Britain’s Mesopotamian Mandate: From Separation to Incorporation, 1920-1923. Middle Eastern Studies. 37(2). pp. 153-180.
• Griffiths Pamela. (2001). Counselling Asylum Seekers and Refugees: A Study of Kurds in Early and Later Stages of Exile. European Journal of Psychotherapy, Counselling & Health. 4(2). pp.293-313.
• Gunter, M. Michael. (2001). The Bane of Kurdish Disunity. Orient. 42. pp.605–616.
• Hirschler, Konrad. (2001). Defining the Nation: Kurdish Historiography in Turkey in the 1990s. Middle Eastern Studies. 37(3), pp. 145-166.
• Houston, Chris. (2001). Profane Institutions: Kurdish Diaspora in the Turkish City – Istanbul. The Australian Journal of Anthropology. 12(1). pp.1-16.
• Jongerden, Joost. (2001). Resettlement and Reconstruction of Identity: The Case of the Kurdsi n Turkey. Ethnopolitics. 1(1). pp.80–86.
• King, Diane E. (2001-2002). Kurdish Approaches to Fate and Action. Journal of Kurdish Studies. 4. pp. 67-79.
• Lyon, Alynna J. and Uçarer, Emek M. (2001). Mobilizing ethnic conflict: Kurdish separatism in Germany and the PKK. Ethnic and Racial Studies. 24(6). pp.925-948.
• Maunsell, F. R. (2001).  Kurdistan. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 15(1-2). pp. 95-107.
• Meho L.I. and Haas, S.W. (2001). Information-Seeking Behavior and Use of Social Science Faculty Studying Stateless Nations: A Case Study. Library and Information Science Research. 23(1). pp.5-25.
• Østergaard-Nielsen, Eva Kristine. (2001). Transnational Political Practices and the Receiving State: Turks and Kurds in Germany and the Netherlands. Global Networks: A Journal of Transnational Affairs. 1(3). pp.261-282.
• Pasha, Sherif. (2001). Memorandum on the Claims of the Kurdish People, Paris, March 22, 1919. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 15(1-2). pp.  131-136.
• Perkins, Justin. (2001). Journal of a Tour from Oroomiah to Mosul through the Koordish Mountains. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 15(1-2). pp. 59-86.
• Pistor-Hatam, Anja. (2001-2002). Sheikh ‘Ubaidullah’s Revolt and the Kurdish Invasion of Iran Attempts at a New Assessment. Journal of Kurdish Studies. 4. pp. 19-30.
• Reid, James J. (2001-2002). Mahmûdî Clan and Order, 1500-1606. Journal of Kurdish Studies. 4.
• Shiel, J. (2001). Notes on a Journey from Tabriz through Kurdistan via Van, Bitlis, Se’rt and Erbil, to Suleimaniyah, in July and August, 1838.  The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 15(1-2). pp. 1-38.
• Smith, Azariah. (2001). Contribution to the Geography of Central Koordistan. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 15(1-2). pp. 55-58.
• Southgate, Horatio. (2001). Bitlis. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 15(1-2). pp. 41-48.
• Wedel, Heidi. (2001-2002). Leftist Political Mobilization, Gender and Identity A Case Study of Kurdish Alevi Migrants in Istanbul. Journal of Kurdish Studies. 4. pp. 57-65.
• Yavuz, Hakan M. (2001). Five Stages of Construction of Kurdish Nationalism in Turkey. Nationalism and Ethnic Politics. 7(3). pp. 1-24.

2000

• Amin, Abdul-Kader and Bawermend, Eziz. (2000). Proverbs of Kurdistan – Translated from Kurdish by Abdul-Kader Amin, Eziz Bawermend, and Charles Hoffman. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 14(1-2). pp. 41-119.
• Beard, Michael. (2000). The Proverbial Brick Wall. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 14(1-2). pp. 1-6.
• Ergil, Doğu. (2000). The Kurdish Question in Turkey. Journal of Democracy. 11(3). pp.122-135.
• Eskander, Saad. (2000). Britain’s Policy in Southern Kurdistan: The Formation and the Termination of the First Kurdish Government, 1918–1919. British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies. 27(2). pp.139-163.
• Griffiths, David J. (2000). Fragmentation and Consolidation: the Contrasting Cases of Somali and Kurdish Refugees in London. Journal of Refugee Studies. 13. pp.281-302.
• Gruen G.E. (2000). Turkish Waters: Source of Regional Conflict or Catalyst for Peace? Water, Air, and Soil Pollution. 123(1-4). pp.565-579.
• Gunter, M. Michael. (2000). The Continuing Kurdish Problem in Turkey after Öcalan’s Capture. Third World Quarterly. 21(5). pp.849-869.
• Klein, Janet. (2000). Proverbial Nationalism: Proverbs in Kurdish National Discourse in the Late Ottoman Period. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies 14(1-2) pp. 7-26.
• Mirzeler M.K. (2000). The Formation of Male Identity and the Roots of Violence against Women: The Case of Kurdish Songs, Stories and Storytellers. Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs. 20(2). pp.261-269.
• Müller, Daniel. (2000). The Kurds of Soviet Azerbaijan, 1920-91. Central Asian Survey. 19. pp.41-77.
• Müller, Daniel. (2000). ‘The Kurds and the Kurdish Language in Soviet Azerbaijan According to the All-Union Census of December 17, 1926 (A contribution to the history of the so-called ‘Red Kurdistan’)’. The Journal of Kurdish Studies. 3. pp.61-84.
• Noel, Edward (Major). (2000). The Character of the Kurds as Illustrated by Their Proverbs and Popular Sayings. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 14(1-2). pp. 27-35.
• Olson, Robert. (2000). Turkey-Iran Relations, 1997 to 2000: the Kurdish and Islamist Questions. Third World Quarterly. 21(5). pp.871-890.
• Olson, Robert. (2000). The Kurdish Rebellions of Sheikh Said (1925), Mt. Ararat (1930), and Dersim (1937-8): Their Impact on the Development of the Turkish Air Force and on Kurdish and Turkish Nationalism. Die Welt des Islams. 40(1). 67-94.
• Shahrzad, Mojab. (2000). Vengeance and Violence: Kurdish Women Recount the War. Canadian Women Studies 19(4). pp. 89-94.
• Sirkeci, Ibrahim. (2000). Exploring the Kurdish Population in the Turkish Context. GENUS, An International Journal of Demography. 56(1-2). pp.149-175.
• Uzun, Mehmed. (2000). Words Washed by the Waters of the Euphrates. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 14(1-2). pp. 36-40.
• Van Bruinessen, Martin. (2000). The Qadiriyya and the Lineages of Qadiri Shaykhs among the Kurds. Journal of the History of Sufism. 1-2. pp. 131-149.
• Van Bruinessen, Martin. (2000). The Sâdatê Nehrî or Gîlânîzâde of Central Kurdistan. The Qâdiriyya Order  Journal of the History of Sufism.  Special Issue. (1-2).  pp. 79-91.
• Waite, Louise. (2000). How Is Household Vulnerability Gendered? Female-headed Households in the Collectives of Suleimaniyah, Iraqi Kurdistan. Disasters. 24(2). pp.153-172.
• Watts, Nicole F. (2000). Relocating Dersim: Turkish State-Building and Kurdish Resistance, 1931-1938. New Perspectives on Turkey 23. pp.5-30.
• Weiss, Nerina. (2000). Falling from Grace: Gender Norms and Gender Strategies in Eastern Turkey. New Perspectives on Turkey 42. pp. 55-76.

1999

• Argun, Betigul E. (1999). Universal Citizenship Rights and Turkey’s Kurdish Question. Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs, 19(1). pp. 85-103.
• Beaudin-Saeedpour, Vera. (1999). The Legacy of Saladin. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 13 (1). pp. 43-61.
• Blaum, Paul A. (1999). Eagles in the Sun: The Ayyubids After Saladin. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 13(1). pp. 105-184.
• Ergil, Dogu. (1999). A Synopsis of the Kurdish Problem. The International Spectator: Italian Journal of International Affairs. 34(1). pp. 19-22.
• Gabrielli, Francesco. (1999). Saladin’s Character. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 13 (1). pp. 15-32.
• Hafez, Fahmy.  (1999). The Crusades and the Era of Saladin. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 13(1). pp. 1-14.
• Hassanpour, Amir. (1999). Modernity, Popular Sovereignty and the Kurdish Question: A Rejoinder to Argun. Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs. 19(1). pp. 105-114.
• Humphreys, R. Stephen. (1999). The Origins of the Ayyubid Confederacy. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 13 (1). pp. 63-103.
• Içduygu, Ahmet, Romano, David and Sirkeci, Ibrahim. (1999). The Ethnic Question in an Environment of Insecurity: The Kurds in Turkey. Ethnic and Racial Studies. 22(6). pp.991–1010.
• Khenchelaoui, Zaïm and Burrell, Jean. (1999). The Yezidis, People of the Spoken Word in the midst of People of the Book. Diogenes. 47(187). pp.20-37.
• Lyons, M. C. (1999). Saladin: Life and Legend. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 13(1). pp.  33-42.
• Musaelian, J. S. (1999). On the First Kurdish Edition of the Sharaf-nama by Mulla (Mela) Mahmud Bayazidi. Manuscripta Orientalia, 5(4). pp. 3-6.
• McKiernan, Kevin. (1999). Turkey’s War on the Kurds. Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. 55(2). pp.26-37.
• Moldenhawer, Bolette. (1999). Turkish and Kurdish Speaking Teachers in the Danish Folkeskole: The Ambiguous Concept of Equality. Scandinavian Journal of Educational Research. 43(4). 349-369.
• Nezan, Kendal and Vidall-Hall, Judith. (1999). What’s the difference between a Kurd and a Kosovar? Index on Censorship. 28(4). pp.166-171.
• Soysal, Mümtaz. (1999).  The Kurdish Issue: A Turkish Point of View. The International Spectator: Italian Journal of International Affairs. 34(1). pp. 11-17.
• Vali, Abbas. (1998). The Kurds and their Others: Fragmented Identity and Fragmented Politics. Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East. 18(2). pp.82-94.
• Vasilyena, E. (1999). The First Persian, French and Russian Editions of the Sharaf-nama. Manuscripta Orientala. 5(1). pp. 27-31.
• Watts, Nicole F. (1999). Allies and Enemies: Pro-Kurdish Parties in Turkish Politics, 1990-1994. International Journal of Middle East Studies 31(4). pp.631-656.
• Yeğen, Mesut. (1999). The Kurdish Question in Turkish State Discourse. Journal of Contemporary History. 34(4). pp.555–68.
• White, Paul J. (1999). Citizenship under the Ottomans and Kemalists: How the Kurds Were Excluded. Citizenship Studies 3(1).  pp. 71-102.

1998

• Bawermend, Aziz. (1998). The Poet and the Politician. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 12(1-2). pp. 112-116.
• Blaum, Paul A.  (1998). Shah Tahmasp I: Making the Best of Bad Times. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 12(1-2). pp. 71-95.
• Duran, Burhanettin. (1998). Approaching the Kurdish Question Via Adil Düzen: An Islamist Formula of the Welfare Party for Ethnic Coexistence. 18(1). pp. 111-128.
• Ilkkaracan, Pinar  and Women for Women’s Human Rights. (1998). Exploring the Context of Women’s Sexuality in Eastern Turkey. Reproductive Health Matters. 6(12). pp. 66-75.
• Kaya, Yasar. (1998). A Political Solution to the Kurdish Question. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 12(1-2). pp. 109-111.
• Müller, Daniel. (1998-200). The Kurds and the Kurdish Language in Soviet Azerbaijan According to the All-Union Census of December 17, 1926: A Contribution to the History of the So-called ‘Red Kurdistan’. Journal of Kurdish Studies. 3. pp.  61-84.
• Reid, James J. (1998-2000). Rozhîkî Revolt, 1065/1655. Journal of Kurdish Studies. 2. pp. 13-40.
• Sakallioglu, Umit Cizre. (1998). Kurdish Nationalism from an Islamist Perspective: The Discourses of Turkish Islamist Writers. Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs. 18(1). pp. 73-89.
• Shakely, Ferhad. (1998). Muhammad Ghazi: 1915-1998.” The International Journal of Kurdish Studies 12(1-2). p. 117.
• Shakely, Ferhad. (1998). Reflections of a Kurdish Poet. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 12 (1-2). pp. 97-107.
• Solecki, Ralph S. (1998). Archaeological Survey of Caves in Northern Iraq. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 12(1-2). pp. 1-70.
• Van Bruinessen, Martin. (1998-2000). Kurdistan in the 16th and 17th Centuries as reflected in Ecliya Celebi’s Seyahatname. Journal of Kurdish Studies. 3. pp. 1-11.
• Van Bruinessen, Martin. (1998). Shifting National and Ethnic Identities: The Kurds in Turkey and the European Diaspora.  Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs. 18 (1). pp. 39-52.
• Van Bruinessen, Martin. (1998). Introduction: The Kurds and Islam. Les Annales de l’Autre Islam. (5). pp.  13-35.
• Van Bruinessen, Martin. (1998). The Impact of Kurdish `Ulama on Indonesian Islam. Les Annales de l’Autre Islam. 5. pp.  83-106.
• Van Bruinessen, Martin. (1998).  The Shabak, a Kizilbash Community in Iraqi Kurdistan. Les Annales de l’Autre Islam. 5. pp. 185-196.
• Wahlbeck, Östen. (1998). Community Work and Exile Politics: Kurdish Refugee Associations in London. Journal of Refugee Studies. 11. pp.215-230.
• Yavuz, Hakan M. (1998). A Preamble to the Kurdish Question: The Politics of Kurdish Identity. Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs. 18(1). pp. 9-18.

1997

• Ahmed, Ibrahim. (1997). The Republic of Kurdistan: A Personal Memoir. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 11(1-2). pp. 9-32.
• Barzani, Massoud. (1997). An Ideal Time and Place to Be Born a Kurd. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 11(1-2). pp. 49-52.
• Barzani, Mullah Mustafa. (1997). Speech Presented to the Congress of the Kurdish Exiles in the Soviet Union: Baku, January 19, 1948.  The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 11(1-2). pp. 33-48.
• Daponte, Beth Osborne, Kadane, Joseph B., Wolfson Lara J. (1997). Bayesian Demography: Projecting the Iraqi Kurdish Population, 1977–1990. Journal of the American Statistical Association. 92(440) pp. 1256-1267.
• Eagleton, William. (1997).  Mahabad: 1946, 1961, 1996. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 11(1-2). pp. 69-72.
• Ghassemlou, Helene. (1997). Legacies of the Republic. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 11(1-2). pp. 53-59.
• Ghazi, Ali Homam. (1997). Ghazi Muhammad: Scholar, Patriot and Father. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 11(1-2). pp. 3-8.
• Gunter, Michael. (1997). The Foreign Policy of the Iraqi Kurds. Journal of South Asian and Middle Eastern Studies 20. pp.  1-19.
• Hassanzadeh, Abdullah. (1997). Let Us Learn from Ghazi Muhammad. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 11(1-2). pp. 59-62.
• Haroutyunian, Sargis. (1997). Armenian Epic Tradition and Kurdish Folklore. Iran and the Caucasus. 1(1). pp.85-92.
• Mackenzie, D. N. (1995). The Kurdish of Mullâ Sa’îd Shamdînânî. Journal of Kurdish Studies. 2. pp. 1-27.
• O’Shea, Maria T. (1997). The Image from the Outside: European Travellers and Kurdistan Before the Great War. Geopolitics and International Boundaries. 2(3). pp. 70-89.
• Osman, Mahmud. (1997). The Mahabad Experience: Lessons Learned, Lessons Lost. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 11(1-2). pp. 63-68.
• Vali, Abbas. (1997). Kurdish Nationalism in Iran: The Formative Period, 1942-1947. The Journal of Kurdish Studies. 11(2). pp.1-12.
• Yassin, Borhanedin. (1997). A History of the Republic of Kurdistan. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 11(1-2).pp. 115-240.

1996

• Ali, Othman. (1997). Southern Kurdistan During the Last Phase of Ottoman Control: 1839-1914. Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs. 17(2). pp. 283-291.
• Ahmad, A.; Mohamad, K. (1996). The Socioemotional Development of Orphans in Orphanages and Traditional Foster Care in Iraqi Kurdistan. Child Abuse and Neglect. 20(12). pp.1161-1173.
• Allison, Christine. (1996-1997). Oral History in Kurdistan – The Case of Badidani Yezidis. Journal of Kurdish Studies. 2. pp. 37-55.
• Avebury, Lord. (1996). Turkey’s Kurdish Policy in the Nineties. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 9(1-2). pp. 3-34.
• Hassan, Mohammed Khalis. (1996).  Notes on Urban and Domestic Architecture of Central Kurdistan, Iraq. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 9(1-2). pp. 79-94.
• Imset, Ismet. (1996). The PKK: Terrorists or Freedom Fighters? International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 10(1/2). pp. 45-100.
• Khashan, Hilal. (1996). Stalled National Movements: Southern Sudan and Iraqi Kurds. International Studies. 33(1). pp.53-72.
• Khaznadar, Marouf. (1996-1997). Kurdish Prose (1945-1961). Journal of Kurdish Studies. 2. pp. 65.70.
• Kuniholm, Bruce. (1996). Sovereignty, Democracy and Identity: Turkey’s Kurdish Problem and the West’s  Turkish Problem. Mediterranean Politics. 1(3). pp. 353-370.
• Leezenberg, Michiel. (1996-1997). The Kurds and the City. Journal of Kurdish Studies. 2. pp. 57-62.
• Leggewie, Claus. (1996). How Turks became Kurds, not Germans. Dissent. 43. pp.79-83.
• Muller, Mark. (1996). Nationalism and the Rule of Law in Turkey: The Elimination of Kurdish Representation During the 1990s. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 10(1-2). pp. 9-44.
• Nestor, Carl E. (1996). The Southeast Anatolian Project (GAP) and Turkey’s Kurdish Question: Part II. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 9(1-2). pp. 35-78.
• Nigel, White D. (1996). Commentary on the Protection of the Kurdish Safe-Haven: Operation Desert Strike.  Journal of Conflict Security Law. 1. pp.197-204.
• Olson, Robert. (1996). The Kurdish Question and Chechnya: Turkish and Russian Foreign Policies since the Gulf War. Middle East Policy. 4(3). pp.106–18.
• Olson, Robert. (1996). The Impact of the Southeast Anatolian Project (GAP) on Kurdish Nationalism in Turkey. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 9(1-2). pp. 95-102.
• Özoglu, Hakan. (1996). State-tribal Relations: Kurdish Tribalism in the 16th and 17th Century Ottoman Empire. British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies. 23(1). pp. 5-27.
• Reid, James J. (1996). Hakkârî Clan and Society – Kurdistan 1502-1656. Journal of Kurdish Studies. 2. pp. 13-30.
• Thompson, Peter L. (1996). United States-Turkey Military Relations: Treaties and Implications. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 9(1-2).pp. 103-113.
• Vali, Abbas. (1996). Nationalism and Kurdish Historical Writing. New Perspectives on Turkey. vol.14. pp.23-51.
• Vali, Abbas. (1996). Kurdish Identity, Civil Society and Citizenship in the Middle East. War Reports. 47. pp.3-15.
• Van Bruinessen, Martin. (1996). Kurds, Turks and the Alevi Revival in Turkey. Middle East Report. 200. pp. 7-10.
• Van Bruinessen, Martin. (1996). Sûfîs and Sultâns in Southeast Asia and Kurdistan: A Comparative Survey. Studia Islamika. 3 (3). pp. 1-20.
• Van Bruinessen, Martin. (1996). Turkey’s Death Squads.  Middle East Report. (199). pp.  20-23.
• Van Bruinessen, Martin. (1996). Diversity and Division among the Kurds.  Warreport, Bulletin of the Institute for War and Peace Reporting 47. pp. 29-32.
• Yegen, Mesut. (1996). The Turkish State Discourse and the Exclusion of Kurdish Identity. Middle Eastern Studies. 32(2). pp. 216-229.
• Zaki, Muhammad Amin. (1996). A Brief History of Kurds and Kurdistan–Part I: From the Advent of Islam to AD 1750-Translated into English by Nemat Sharif. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 10(1-2). pp. 105-155.

1995

• Brown, James. (1995). The Turkish Imbroglio: Its Kurds. The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science. 541(1). pp.116-129.
• Chyet, Michael L. (1995). Neo-Aramaic and Kurdish: An Interdisciplinary Consideration of Their Influence on Each Other. Israel Oriental Studies. 15. pp. 219-252.
• Emmanuelsson, A. C. (1995). Chasing the Rainbow: Economic and Social Constrains Facing Kurdish National Aspirations in Iraq. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 8(1-2). pp. 110-125.
• Galetti, Mirella. (1995). The Italian Contribution to Kurdology (13th to 20th Century). Journal of Kurdish Studies. 2. pp. 97-112.
• Gunter, Michael M. (1995).  The Kurdish Factor in Middle Eastern Politics. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 8(1-2). pp. 94-109.
• Khashan, Hilal. (1995). The Labyrinth of Kurdish Self-Determination. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 8(1-2). pp. 5-32.
• Kreyenbroek, Philip G. (1995). The Lawîj of Môr Basîliôs Shim’ûn: A Kurdish Christian Text in Syriac Script. Journal of Kurdish Studies. 2. pp. 29-53.
• Mahamedi, Hamid. (1995) Notes on Some Phonological Developments in Kurdish. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 8 (1-2). pp. 79-93.
• Nehme, Michel G. and Meho, Lokman I. (1995). Pawns in a Deadly Game: Iraqi Kurds and the United States, 1972-1975. International Studies. 32(1). pp.41-55.
• Nestor, Carl E. (1995). Dimensions of Turkey’s Kurdish Question and the Potential Impact of the Southeast Anatolian Project (GAP): Part I. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 8(1-2). pp. 33-78.
• Vali, Abbas. (1995). The Making of Kurdish Identity in Iran. Journal for Critical Studies of the Middle East. 4(1). pp.1-22.
• Olson, Robert. (1995). The Sheikh Said Rebellion: Its Impact on the Development of the Turkish Air Force. Journal of Kurdish Studies. 1. pp. 77-83.

1994

• Avebury, Eric. (1994). Self-determination and International Law: The Kurdish Case. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 7(1-2). pp. 7-16.
• Bozarslan, Emin. (1994). Three Short Stories. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 7(1-2). pp. 71-81.
• Gunter, Michael M. (1994). Mulla Mustafa Barzani and the Kurdish Rebellion in Iraq: The Intelligence Factor. International Journal of Intelligence and Counterintelligence. 7(4). pp. 465-474.
• Kutschera, Chris. (1994). Mad Dreams of Independence: The Kurds in Turkey and the PKK. Middle East Report, No. 189. pp.12-15.
• Izady, Mehrdad.  (1994).Archaeology of Kurdish Clan Names, Part II. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 7(1-2). pp. 83-109.
• Minorsky, Vladimir F. (1994).  The Mosul Question. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 7(1-2). pp. 21-70.
• Olson, Robert. (1994). The Defeat of the Kurdish Revolt at Mt. Ararat (1930) and the Role of the Turkish Air Force. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 7(1-2). pp. 17-20.

1993

• Barkey, Henri J. (1993). Turkey’s Kurdish Dilemma. Survival: Global Politics and Strategy. 35(4). pp. 51-70.
• Blaum, Paul. (1993). A History of the Kurdish Marwanid Dynasty, A.D. 983-1085, Part II. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 6(1-2). pp. 40-65.
• Fuad, Tanya. (1993). An Old Home Revisited, An Old Identity Retrieved. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 6(1-2). pp. 66-78.
• Fuller, Graham E. (1993). The Fate of the Kurds. Foreign Affairs 72 (2). pp. 108-121.
• Gunter, Michael M. (1993). A De Facto Kurdish State in Northern Iraq. Third World Quarterly. 14(2). pp. 295-319.
• Izady, Mehrdad. (1993).  The Archaeology of Kurdish Tribal Names, Part I. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 6(1-2). pp. 79-133.
• Poortinga, Ype H., Schoots, Netty H. and van de Koppel, Jan M. H. (1993). The Understanding of Chinese and Kurdish Emblematic Gestures by Dutch Subjects. International Journal of Psychology. 28(1). pp. 31-44.
• Schwartz-Be’eri, Ora. (1993).  Kurdish Jewish Silversmiths and Their Craft. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 6 (1-2). pp. 12-24.
• Van Bruinessen, Martin. (1993). Matriarchy in Kurdistan? Women Rulers in Kurdish History. The International Journal of Kurdish Studies. 6(1-2). pp. 25-39.

1992

• Adelman, Howard. (1992). Humanitarian Intervention: The Case of the Kurds. Refugee Law. 4(1). pp.4-38.
• Beaudin-Saeedpour, Vera. (1992). Kurdish Hopes, Kurdish Fears: A Survey of Kurdish Public Opinion. Kurdish Studies: An International Journal. 5(1-2). pp. 5-28.
• Blaum, Paul. (1992). A History of the Kurdish Marwanid Dynasty, A.D. 983-1085, Part I. Kurdish Studies: An International Journal. 5(1-2). pp. 54-68.
• Frelick, Bill. (1992). Kurdish Refugees and the New World Order. Kurdish Studies: An International Journal. 5(1-2). pp. 45-53.
• Nadirov, Nadir K. (1992). Population Transfer: A Scattered People Seeks its Nationhood. Cultural Survival Quarterly (Winter), pp. 38-40.
• Olson, Robert. (1992). Battle for Kurdistan: The Churchill-Cox Correspondence Regarding the Creation of the State of Iraq, 1921-1923. Kurdish Studies: An International Journal. 5(1-2). pp. 29-44.
• Olson, Robert. (1992). The Kurdish Question in the Aftermath of the Gulf War: Geopolitical and Geostrategic Changes in the Middle East. Third World Quarterly. 13(3). pp. 475-499.
• Runyon, Linda. (1992). Common Edible Wild Plants of Kurdistan. Kurdish Studies: An International Journal. 5(1-2). pp. 69-79.

1991

• Fleming, Glenn M., Jr. (1991). The Ecology and Economy of Kurdish Villages. Kurdish Times. 4(1-2). pp. 28-41.
• Hassanpour, Amir. (1991). State Policy on the Kurdish Language: The Politics of Status Planning. Kurdish Times. 4(1-2). pp. 42-85.
• Krulich-Ghassemlou, Helene. (1991). The Circle Closed. Kurdish Times. 4(1-2). pp. 114-116.
• Olson, Robert. (1991). Five Stages of Kurdish Nationalism: 1880-1980. Journal of the Institute of Muslim Minority Affairs. 34(3). pp. 391-409.
• Otis, Pauletta. (1991). Political and Military Consideration of the Kurdish Case 1991: A Window of Opportunity? Small Wars & Insurgencies. 2(1). pp. 61-90.
• Salar, A. (1991). A Kurdish Boyhood. Kurdish Times. 4(1-2). pp. 107-113.
• Schwartz-Be’eri, Ora. (1991). Jewish Weaving in Kurdistan. Kurdish Times. 4(1-2). pp. 86-96).
• Van Bruinessen, Martin. (1991). Religion in Kurdistan. Kurdish Times. 4(1-2). pp. 5-27.
• White, Paul. (1991). The March 1990 Uprising in Turkish Kurdistan & Its Effects on Turkish Politics. Kurdish Times. 4(1-2). pp- 97-106.
• Van Bruinessen, Martin. (1991). Haji Bektash, Sultan Sahak, Shah Mina Sahib and Various Avatars of a Running Wall. Turcica. (XXI-XXIII). pp.  55-69.

1990

• Beaudin-Saeedpour, Vera. (1990). From the Lion to the Fox: Iraqi Kurdish Refugees in Turkey. Kurdish Times. 3(2). pp. 17-23.
• Gunter, Michael M. (1990). “The Suppression of the Kurds in Turkey. Kurdish Times. 3(2). pp. 5-16.
• Izady, Mehrdad. (1990). Persian Carrot and Turkish Stick: Contrasting Policies Targeted at Gaining State Loyalty from Azeris and Kurds. Kurdish Times. 3(2). pp. 31-47.
• Khoshnaw, Salahedin. (1990). Speaking Freely. Kurdish Times. 3(2). pp. 60-61.
• Krulich-Ghassemlou, Helene. (1990). The Ghassemlou Case. Kurdish Times. 3(2). pp. 48-59.
• Laizer, Sheri. (1990). And the Refugees Suffer. Kurdish Times. 3(2). pp. 26-29.
• Olson, Robert. (1990). Foreign Policy of the Soviet Union Toward the Turkoman Rebellion in Eastern Iran in 1924–1925 and the Kurdish Rebellion of Shaykh Said in Eastern Turkey in 1925: A comparison. Central Asian Survey. 9(4). pp. 75-83.
• Van Bruinessen, Martin. (1990).The Kurds in Turkey: Further restrictions of basic rights”, The Review – International Commission of Jurists. (45). pp. 46-52.

1989

• Amin, Abdul-Kader. (1989).  Kurdish Proverbs – Translated from Kurdish by Abdul-Kader Amin and Charles Hoffman. Kurdish Times 3(1). pp. 1-76.
• Entessar, Nader. (1989). The Kurdish Mosaic of Discord.  Third World Quarterly. 11(4). pp. 83-100.

1988

• Beaudin-Saeedpour, Vera. (1988). Kurdish Times and the New York Times. Kurdish Times. 2(2). pp. 25-41.
• Izady, Mehrdad. (1988). A Kurdish Lingua Franca? Kurdish Times. 2(2). pp. 13-24.
• Siaband, Samande. (1988). Mountains, My Home. Kurdish Times. 2(2). pp. 7-12.
• Van Bruinessen, Martin. (1988). Between Guerrilla War and Political Murder: The Workers’ Party of Kurdistan. MERIP Middle East Report. (153). pp.  40-46.

1987

• Kurdish Program, The. (1987). The Destruction of Iraqi Kurdistan. Kurdish Times. 2(2). 1988. pp.  1-6.
• Laber, Jeri and Lois Whitman. (1987). Helsinki Watch Report. Kurdish Times. 2(1). pp. 1-54.

1986

• Akasheh, Anahid. (1986). Woven Skies, Woven Lands: Kurdish Textiles as an Expression of Social Structure. Kurdish Times. 1(1). pp.  23-26.
• Baker, Chahin. (1986). The Kurdish Question and the Lack of Outside Support. Kurdish Times. 1(1). pp. 27-32.
• Baran, Aziz. (1986). You Must Give a Kurdish Baby a Turkish Name. Kurdish Times. 1(1). pp. 12-15.
• Beaudin-Saeedpour, Vera. (1986). The Kurdish Way of Life in Turkey: A Tapestry of Tribulations. Kurdish Times. 1(1). pp. 7-11.
• Beaudin-Saeedpour, Vera. (1986). Of Kurdish Spring and Our Own Discontented Winter. Kurdish Times. 1(1). pp. 57-59.
• Beaudin-Saeedpour, Vera. (1986).  The Resurrection of Zero Agha. Kurdish Times. 1(2). pp. 60-62.
• Besikci, Ismail. (1986). Passages from Transformation and Structural Problems of the East. Kurdish Times 1(2). pp. 43-44.
• Izady, Mehrdad. (1986). The Question of an Ethnic Identity: Problems in the Historiography of Kurdish Migration and Settlement. Kurdish Times. 1 (1). pp. 16-18.
• Kurdish Program, The. (1986). Remembering Neco. Kurdish Times. 1(1). pp. 21-22.
• Kurdish Program, The. (1986). The Dimensions of Division.  Kurdish Times. 1(2). pp. 45-56.
• Ma’ayergi, Hassan A. (1986). History of the Works of Our’anic Interpretation (Tafsir) in the Kurdish Language. Journal of the Institute of Muslim Minority Affairs. 7(1).
• Manuelian, Mathew der. (1986).  Resettlement of Central Asian Refugees in the Kurdish Region of Turkey. Kurdish Times. 1(1). pp. 19-20.
• Shakely, Ferhad. (1986). A State of Mind That Defies Definition or Description. Kurdish Times. 1(2). pp. 57-59.
• Sullivan, Howard E, III. (1986). International Human Rights Instruments: A Source of Protection for Indigenous Populations. Kurdish Times. 1(1). pp. 33-49.
• Van Bruinessen, Martin. (1986). The Kurds between Iran and Iraq.  MERIP Middle East Report. (141). pp. 14-27.

1985

• Vali, Abbas and Zubaida, Sami (1984). Factionalism and Political Discourse in the Islamic Repubnlic of Iran. Economy and Society. 14(3). pp.139-173.

1984

• Vali, Abbas. (1984). The Concept of Democracy and Autonomy in Revolutionary Iran. Studia Kurdica. 1. pp.13-25.
• Van Bruinessen, Martin. (1984). The Kurds in Turkey. MERIP Reports. (121). pp. 6-12.

1983

1982

• Abu-Mannah, Butrus. (1982). The Naqshbandiayya-Mujaddidiyya in the Ottoman Lands in the Early 19th Century. Die Welt des Islams. 22(4). pp. 1-36.

1981

1980

• Tatsumura, Ayako. (1980). Music and Culture of the Kurds. Senri Ethnological Studies 5, pp.75-93.

1979

• Hensel, Howard M. (1979). Soviet Policy toward the Kurdish Question, 1970-75. The Soviet and Post-Soviet Review. 6(1-2). pp.61-80.
• Thapar, R. S. (1979). The Kurdish Unrest. Strategic Analysis. 3(7). pp. 261-265.
• Thapar, R. S. (1979). Kurdish Problem in Iran. Strategic Analysis.  3(1). pp- 30-34.
• Van Bruinessen, Martin. (1979). The Christians of Eastern Turkey, the State and the Local Power Structure. ICMC Migration News. ( 3-4). pp.  40-46.

1978

1977

• Harris, George S. (1977). Ethnic Conflict and the Kurds. The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science. 433(1). pp.112-124.

1976

• Algar, Hamid. (1976). The Naqshbandi Order: A Preliminary Survey of Its History and Significance. Studia Islamica. 44. pp. 124-152.

1975

• Murray, Andrew. (1975). The Kurdish Struggle. Patterns of Prejudice. 9(4). pp. 31-36.

1974

• Singer, André. (1974). The Dervishes of Kurdistan. Asian Affairs. 5(2).
• Unknown. (1974). The War in Kurdistan. Strategic Survey. 75(1). pp. 82-84.

1971

• Edmonds, Cecil John. (1971). Kurdish Nationalism. Journal of Contemporary History. 6(1). pp.87-107.
• Edmonds, Cecil John. (1971). The Kurdish National Struggle in Iraq. Asian Affairs.  2(2). pp. 147-158.

1967

• Edmonds, Cecil John. (1967). The Kurdish War in Iraq: A Plan for Peace. Journal of the Royal Central Asian Society. 54(1). pp. 10-23.

1966

• Schmidt, Dana Adams. (1966). Recent Developments in the Kurdish War. Journal of the Royal Central Asian Society. 53(1). pp. 23-31.

1960

• McCarus, Ernest R. Kurdish Language Studies. (1960). Middle East Journal. 14(3). pp. 325-335.

1958

• Wilkinson, John. (1958). Oxford University Expedition to Iraqi Kurdistan, 1956. Journal of the Royal Central Asian Society. 45(1). pp. 58-64.

1957

• Edmonds, Cecil John. (1957). The Kurds of Iraq. Middle East Journal. 11(1). pp. 52-62.
• Mackenzie, D. N. ( 1957). A Bibliography of Southern Kurdish, 1945-55. Journal of the Royal Central Asian Society. 44(1). pp. 31-37.

1954

• Barth, Fredrik. (1954). Father’s Brother’s Daughter: Marriage in Kurdistan. Southwestern Journal of Anthropology. 10. pp.164-71.

1949

• Bedrkhan, Kamuran Ali (Emir). (1949). The Kurdish Problem. Journal of the Royal Central Asian Society. 36(3-4). pp. 237-248.
• Edmonds, Cecil John. (1949). The Travels of Arthur MacMurrough Kavanagh in Kurdistan and Luristan in 1850. Journal of the Royal Central Asian Society. 36(3-4). pp. 267-273.

1948

• Elphinston, W. G. (1948). Kurds and the Kurdish Question. Journal of the Royal Central Asian Society. 35(1). pp. 38-51.

1947

• Gransden, A. H. (1947). Chaldean Communities in Kurdistan. Journal of the Royal Central Asian  Society. 34(1). pp. 79-82.

1946

• Rajkowski, Witold. (1946). A Visit to Southern Kurdistan. The Geographical Journal. 107(3-4). pp. 128-134.

1945

• Edmonds, Cecil John. (1945). A Bibliography of Southern Kurdish, 1937-1944. Journal of Southern Kurdish. 32(2). pp. 185-192.

1944

• Fischel, Walter J. (1944). Jews of Kurdistan a Hundred Years Ago: A Traveler’s Record. Jewish Social Studies. 6(3). pp. 195-226.
• Ryan, M. Lawrance. (1944). Bibliography of the Kurdish Press. Journal of the Royal Central Asian Society. 31(3-4). pp. 313-314.

1937

• Edmonds, Cecil John. (1937). A Bibliography of Southern Kurdish 1920-1936. Journal of the Royal Central Asian  Society. 24(?). pp. 487-497.

1935

• Edmonds, Cecil John. (1935). A Kurdish Lampoonist: Shaikh Riza Talabani. Journal of the Royal Central Asian Society. 22(1). pp. 111-123.
• Rynd, F. F.  (1935). An Open Letter to Mustafa Kemal from a Kurdish Chief. Journal of the Royal Central Asian Society. 22(3). pp. 471-475.

1933

• Garrod, A. G. R. (1933). Recent Operations in Kurdistan. Journal of the Royal United Services Institutions. 78(510). pp. 231-253.

1928

• Lees, G. M. (1928). Two Years in South Kurdistan. Journal of the Royal Central Asian Society. 15(3). pp. 253-277.

1927

• Hampton, H. N. (1927). Co-opeartion of Land and Air Forces in Kurdistan, 1923. Journal of the Royal United Services Institution. 72(488). pp. 821-828.
• MacClellan, G. P. (1927). Air Co-operation in Hill Fighting Kurdistan, 1923. Journal of  the Royal United Services Institutions. 72(486). pp. 318-326.

1925

• Edmonds, Cecil John. (1925). A Kurdish Newspaper: “Rozh-i-Kurdistan”. Journal of the Royal Central Asian Society. 12(1). pp. 83-90.

1923

• Driver, G. R. (1923). The Name Kurd and Its Philological Connexions. The Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland. 3. pp.393-403.
• Soane, E. B. (1923). Evacuation of Kurdistan: An Ill-fated Expedition. Journal of the Royal Central Asian Society. 10(1). pp. 73-74.

1908

• Sykes, Mark. (1908). The Kurdish Tribes of the Ottoman Empire. The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland. 38. pp. 451-486.

1851

• Edwards, Bela B. (1851). Note on the Kurdish Language. Journal of the American Oriental Society. 2. pp. 120-123.

1838

• Shiel, J. (1838). Notes on a Journey from Tabriz, Through Kurdistan, via Van, Bitlis, Se’ert and Erbil, to Suleimaniyeh, in July and August, 1836. Journal of the Royal Geographical Society. 8. pp.  54-101.