Khalid Khayati
Biographic Data
| ID | 4244668 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Khalid Khayati |
| GIVEN NAMES | Khalid |
| FAMILY NAME | Khayati |
| SIGNATURE | KHAYATI K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Linköping University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1068-6283 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Independentist narrative among diasporan Rojhelatî (Eastern) Kurds
This article argues that Rojhelat & icirc; (Eastern) Kurdish diasporans, shaped by recent political transformations, have developed an independentist narrative that both rejects and deconstructs the political, territorial, cultural, and institutional foundations of the Iranian nation-state - often framed as 'Iranianness'. Simultaneously, this narrative challenges established Kurdish political organizations for their ambiguity and shortcomings reg…
Stigmatisering och rasism i det svenska migrationssamtalet och det diasporiska motståndet
Stigmatization and racism in the Swedish migration talk and the diasporic resistanceThis article argues that the objectifying and stigmatizing characteristics ascribed to the refugee and immigrant populations in the current Swedish refugee debate and the existing discriminatory and racializing practices in Sweden should be analyzed far beyond the recent refugee problematic and the global terrorism related to the political Islam. This study uphold…
Diaspora Formation Among Kurds in Sweden
This article will argue that diasporan populations act both outwards, towards the former homeland, and inwards, towards the new homeland. The politics of belonging among diasporan Kurds in Sweden shows that engagement in one direction - towards the former homeland - does not exclude involvement in other directions - towards residing society as the new homeland or other countries. This juxtaposition that is materialised by the way of a range of po…
The Kurdish Diaspora
Alinia, but all four issue editors have jointly and equally contributed to the editorial process.In the writing of this particular introductory article, Wahlbeck played a leading role.In this issue, we have chosen to include a selection of articles that discuss the recent developments in the Kurdish diaspora including the significance of the emergence of new generations of youth with a Kurdish background.We believe this selection of articles is o…
Diaspora Formation Among Kurds in Sweden
This article will argue that diasporan populations act both outwards, towards the former homeland, and inwards, towards the new homeland. The politics of belonging among diasporan Kurds in Sweden shows that engagement in one direction - towards the former homeland - does not exclude involvement in other directions - towards residing society as the new homeland or other countries. This juxtaposition that is materialised by the way of a range of po…
The Kurdish Diaspora
Alinia, but all four issue editors have jointly and equally contributed to the editorial process.In the writing of this particular introductory article, Wahlbeck played a leading role.In this issue, we have chosen to include a selection of articles that discuss the recent developments in the Kurdish diaspora including the significance of the emergence of new generations of youth with a Kurdish background.We believe this selection of articles is o…
Stigmatisering och rasism i det svenska migrationssamtalet och det diasporiska motståndet
Stigmatization and racism in the Swedish migration talk and the diasporic resistanceThis article argues that the objectifying and stigmatizing characteristics ascribed to the refugee and immigrant populations in the current Swedish refugee debate and the existing discriminatory and racializing practices in Sweden should be analyzed far beyond the recent refugee problematic and the global terrorism related to the political Islam. This study uphold…
Diaspora Formation Among Kurds in Sweden
This article will argue that diasporan populations act both outwards, towards the former homeland, and inwards, towards the new homeland. The politics of belonging among diasporan Kurds in Sweden shows that engagement in one direction - towards the former homeland - does not exclude involvement in other directions - towards residing society as the new homeland or other countries. This juxtaposition that is materialised by the way of a range of po…
The Kurdish Diaspora
Alinia, but all four issue editors have jointly and equally contributed to the editorial process.In the writing of this particular introductory article, Wahlbeck played a leading role.In this issue, we have chosen to include a selection of articles that discuss the recent developments in the Kurdish diaspora including the significance of the emergence of new generations of youth with a Kurdish background.We believe this selection of articles is o…
Stigmatisering och rasism i det svenska migrationssamtalet och det diasporiska motståndet
Stigmatization and racism in the Swedish migration talk and the diasporic resistanceThis article argues that the objectifying and stigmatizing characteristics ascribed to the refugee and immigrant populations in the current Swedish refugee debate and the existing discriminatory and racializing practices in Sweden should be analyzed far beyond the recent refugee problematic and the global terrorism related to the political Islam. This study uphold…
Independentist narrative among diasporan Rojhelatî (Eastern) Kurds
This article argues that Rojhelat & icirc; (Eastern) Kurdish diasporans, shaped by recent political transformations, have developed an independentist narrative that both rejects and deconstructs the political, territorial, cultural, and institutional foundations of the Iranian nation-state - often framed as 'Iranianness'. Simultaneously, this narrative challenges established Kurdish political organizations for their ambiguity and shortcomings reg…
Diaspora (3 works) · Diaspora, migration, transnational identity (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Migration, Refugees, and Integration (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Citizenship (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Migration and Labor Dynamics (2 works)