In 'The Kurdish Nationalist Movement In The 1990s leading scholars on the history and plight of the Kurds systematically lay out the case that the Kurdish Question looms as one of the largest threats to peace and stability in the Middle East for coming decades. Separate sections examine the development of the movement in the 1980s and explore its influence on Turkey's foreign, domestic, and human rights policies, in the end questioning the viability of the Turkish state as presently constituted. | The Kurdish Nationalist Movement In The 1990s by Robert Olson, Paperback | Indigo Chapters