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... as an insurgent subject ofpolitics: In Egyptian (and Iraqi) nationalist discourses of the interwar period, the figure of youth was "inherently doubled as both peril and promise:' Youth was "precarious and it indexed social and political anxieties: But young people were also the bearers of the nation's political...

... like to be a refugee. I have chased, in other people’s lives, in books, in sentences, the knowledge that war finds itself lodged in our intimacies. Of those I knew in London, the Iranians, the Kurds, the Kosovans, the Sri Lankans, the Iraqis, and the Somalis, we would begin our own stories by retelling...

...? The Suppression ofthe Der­ sim Rebellion in Turkey (1937-1938) and the Chemical War Againstthe Iraqi Kurds (1988) ;' in Genocide: Conceptual andHistorica/Dimensions, ed. George J. Andreopoulos (1994) , 141-70; and Nicole Watts, "Relocating Dersim: Turkish State-Building and Kurdish Resistance, 1931-1938...

... smuggling? The homes of those villagers are in Turkey; the land they cultivate is within Iraqi borders. Those villagers smuggle and transgress borders-in your words-every day in order to cultivate their land. For years, they have been doing this activity in the daylight and in the knowledge of the state...