Abstract
Introduction The Kurdish Question is one of those continuities of violence, protest, and repression that persist in history even though everything speaks in favor of a simple solution: to put down the arms and begin living together. All would have little to lose and much to gain. The Kurdish Question is one of those unresolved problems of national integration inherited from the state-building era of nineteenth- and early twentieth-century Europe, when territorial borders were justified by ethnic, religious, and linguistic homogeneity, and negotiated through historical continuities and economic interests. Similar problems remained unresolved in the Basque region between France and…
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