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Remembering without institutions: legal-political memory, oral transmission, and diaspora identity among Kurds in Turkey and Europe
Drawing on 80 interviews across three sub-samples — the Kurdish-majority region of Turkey (n=25), Central Anatolia (n=25), and the European diaspora (n=30) — this article examines how legal-political memory of forced displacement is transmitted across generations. Using an inductively developed 11-c
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