Haydar Darıcı
Biographic Data
| ID | 4002934 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Haydar Darıcı |
| GIVEN NAMES | Haydar |
| FAMILY NAME | Darıcı |
| SIGNATURE | DARICI H |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California, Los Angeles |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 23 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Negotiating smuggling
This article draws from ethnographic and oral history research to explore the intersection of cigarette smuggling and tribal relationships in Cizre, a Kurdish city located near Turkey's border with Syria and Iraq. Cigarette smuggling serves as a primary source of income for the city’s tribal communities, operating beyond the state's oversight and outside the ‘secure’ networks of the regulated market. This informal economy necessitates active coll…
Generation in debt
This paper investigates the political subjectivities of Kurdish youth in Diyarbakır through the interplay of kinship and politics. We argue that it is through a framework of kinship that young people make sense of the Kurdish issue. We show that the war between the Kurdistan Workers' Party ( Partiya Karkerên Kurdistan , PKK) and the Turkish military has reshaped the Kurdish family, leading to a crisis in the life cycle. We suggest that the young …
Adults See Politics as a Game”
This article explores the political subjectivity of Kurdish children in urban Turkey. Often referred to as “stone-throwing children,” since the early 2000s Kurdish children have entered Turkish public discourse as central political actors of the urban Kurdish movement. I suggest that the politicization of children can be understood in the context of transformations in age and kinship systems within the Kurdish community that were shaped by the fo…
Politics of privacy
In the Gundogan1 Neighbourhood in the city of Adana where I conducted my fieldwork, I witnessed an interesting demonstration organized by the Kurdish youth for no apparent reason at all, which, I t
Generation in debt
This paper investigates the political subjectivities of Kurdish youth in Diyarbakır through the interplay of kinship and politics. We argue that it is through a framework of kinship that young people make sense of the Kurdish issue. We show that the war between the Kurdistan Workers' Party ( Partiya Karkerên Kurdistan , PKK) and the Turkish military has reshaped the Kurdish family, leading to a crisis in the life cycle. We suggest that the young …
Adults See Politics as a Game”
This article explores the political subjectivity of Kurdish children in urban Turkey. Often referred to as “stone-throwing children,” since the early 2000s Kurdish children have entered Turkish public discourse as central political actors of the urban Kurdish movement. I suggest that the politicization of children can be understood in the context of transformations in age and kinship systems within the Kurdish community that were shaped by the fo…
Negotiating smuggling
This article draws from ethnographic and oral history research to explore the intersection of cigarette smuggling and tribal relationships in Cizre, a Kurdish city located near Turkey's border with Syria and Iraq. Cigarette smuggling serves as a primary source of income for the city’s tribal communities, operating beyond the state's oversight and outside the ‘secure’ networks of the regulated market. This informal economy necessitates active coll…
Politics of privacy
In the Gundogan1 Neighbourhood in the city of Adana where I conducted my fieldwork, I witnessed an interesting demonstration organized by the Kurdish youth for no apparent reason at all, which, I t
Adults See Politics as a Game”
This article explores the political subjectivity of Kurdish children in urban Turkey. Often referred to as “stone-throwing children,” since the early 2000s Kurdish children have entered Turkish public discourse as central political actors of the urban Kurdish movement. I suggest that the politicization of children can be understood in the context of transformations in age and kinship systems within the Kurdish community that were shaped by the fo…
Generation in debt
This paper investigates the political subjectivities of Kurdish youth in Diyarbakır through the interplay of kinship and politics. We argue that it is through a framework of kinship that young people make sense of the Kurdish issue. We show that the war between the Kurdistan Workers' Party ( Partiya Karkerên Kurdistan , PKK) and the Turkish military has reshaped the Kurdish family, leading to a crisis in the life cycle. We suggest that the young …
Negotiating smuggling
This article draws from ethnographic and oral history research to explore the intersection of cigarette smuggling and tribal relationships in Cizre, a Kurdish city located near Turkey's border with Syria and Iraq. Cigarette smuggling serves as a primary source of income for the city’s tribal communities, operating beyond the state's oversight and outside the ‘secure’ networks of the regulated market. This informal economy necessitates active coll…
Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Turkey's Politics and Society (3 works) · Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies (2 works) · Migration, Refugees, and Integration (2 works) · Political economy (2 works) · Politics (2 works) · Anthropological Studies and Insights (1 work) · Anthropology (1 work)