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The Revival of Honor Killing in Iranian Kurdistan: A Sociological Analysis of Gender, Land, and Identity
Honor is a foundational yet restrictive sociocultural construct in Kurdish society of western Iran. Transgressions of its boundaries, particularly by women, are historically met with violent sanction. Despite processes of modernization, honor killings have re-emerged as a conspicuous phenomenon in I
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