Kurdish Voices in Diaspora: An Overview on Kurdish Diasporic Literature
The lack of a sovereign entity undoubtedly distinguishes the Kurdish diaspora from other state-bound diasporas, and Kurds are certainly to […]
Ozlem Galip
Ozlem Galip is a Lecturer at the Institute of Oriental Studies, University of Oxford. She holds a PhD in Kurdish Studies from the University of Exeter. Through an interdisciplinary studies approach including history, literature and social anthropology, she investigates the rise and development of the Kurdish novel in Armenia; representing research which together her two books (2010 and 2015 [forthcoming]) straddle and combine a variety of fields: study of literature, gender studies, nation building, statehood, identity formation, diaspora, history, human geography, historical criticism, Soviet, Armenian, and Kurdish Studies. She is also the UK correspondent of the Kurdish newspaper Yeni Özgür Politika, which is based in Germany.