
Kurds Turks and Arabs: Politics, Travel and Research in North-Eastern Iraq 1919-1925
by C.J. Edmonds
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How does C.J. Edmonds’ dual role as a colonial administrator and an objective researcher shape his observations of the Kurdish, Turkish, and Arab populations in post-WWI Iraq?
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In what ways does Edmonds use the physical geography and landscape of north-eastern Iraq to explain the political and cultural divides he encounters during his travels?
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Edmonds documents a pivotal historical moment when modern borders and nation-states were being violently redrawn; how do his accounts reflect the tension between local identity and imposed geopolitical boundaries?
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