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Analysis : Independent kurdish state

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Analysis : Independent kurdish state

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WILL KURDISTAN BE ABLE IN THE TROUBLESOMEMIDDLE EAST, EMERGE AS A STATE?
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Table of ContentsChapter 1: Introduction....................................................................................................................41.1 Introduction............................................................................................................................41.2 Background of the study........................................................................................................41.3 Research rationale..................................................................................................................41.4 Aims and objectives...............................................................................................................51.5 Research questions.................................................................................................................51.6 Significance of the study........................................................................................................6Figure 1: Structure of Dissertation...........................................................................................61.8 Summary................................................................................................................................6Chapter 2: Literate Review..............................................................................................................8Figure 2: Kurdistan and estimated population according toBruinessen’s study in 1975......14Chapter 3: Methodology................................................................................................................153.1 Introduction..........................................................................................................................153.2 Research paradigm...............................................................................................................153.2.1 Justification for positivism philosophy.............................................................................153.3 Research Approach..............................................................................................................153.3.1 Justification of deductive research approach....................................................................163.4 Research Design...................................................................................................................163.4.1 Justification of descriptive research design......................................................................163.5 Data collection process........................................................................................................163.6 Population and sampling......................................................................................................173.7 Data analysis methods..........................................................................................................173.7.1 Justification.......................................................................................................................173.8 Ethical considerations..........................................................................................................183.9 Accessibility issues..............................................................................................................183.10 Limitations.........................................................................................................................18
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3.11 Validity and reliability.......................................................................................................183.11 Timeline (Refer to Appendix 1).........................................................................................193.12 Summary............................................................................................................................19Chapter 4: Analysis........................................................................................................................204.1 Introduction..........................................................................................................................204.2 Findings and analysis...........................................................................................................204.3 Summary..............................................................................................................................25Chapter 5: Conclusion and Recommendation...............................................................................265.1 Conclusion...........................................................................................................................265.2 Linking with objectives........................................................................................................265.3 Recommendations................................................................................................................275.3 Research limitations.............................................................................................................305.4 Future scope.........................................................................................................................30References......................................................................................................................................31Appendices....................................................................................................................................35Appendix 1: Timeline (Gantt Chart)..............................................................................................35Appendix 2.....................................................................................................................................36
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Chapter 1: Introduction1.1 IntroductionThe current issue in the countries in Middle east have attracted the mind of the people in thesociety of the world. It is evident that the rises in the problems of the Middle East country havegrown to be affecting a lot more than the country itself but a more of the world botheconomically and politically. In this chapter the background of the problems will be discussed inaccordance to the problems they are facing now and the significance of the study.1.2 Background of the studyIn modern context there has been huge change in the operation of the organisation. The supportsof the country government have not been in up to mark for the better reduction of the problemsin the Middle East. The conflicts and the issues in the middle east have resulted in the slowgrowth of the of the economy Khorshid and Thiele-Bruhn (2016, p.1171). It is essential tounderstand that the rise in the problems of the society in the state of Kurds have been through alot. The support of the government of the company have resulted in vain as there has been nobetter leader in the country to lead the youth of the country to peace in mind.In relation to the rough patchy growth of the country, the government of the state of Kurds andthe UN Security Council has attempted to deliver resolution which marks the rise in thebetterment of the situation of Kurdistan but have not influenced much in the betterment of thesociety. However, a series of assassination in the country have resulted in the falling of theeconomic stability and the peace in the country Gunter, (2016, p.684). The rise in the problemsin the safety of the Kurds is further making issue in the better development of the state in thecurrent state. 1.3 Research rationaleWhy it is an issue?The gradual growing of instability in the society of the Kurdistan have resulted in the fall of theeconomic and the political state of the country. The fall in the political state of the country isfurther affecting the smooth operation of the organization in the country. The development of thesociety in Kurdistan is directly related to the growth in the society, and thus the hindrance indevelopment in the country is the instability in the political base and social conflict. It is more ofan issue as the operation in the Kurds and the life of the people in Kurdistan are beingendangered and made to pass in fear.
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Why it is an issue now?The conflict in Middle East is an age old problem. To focus on the problems caused due to thechange in the power in Kurdistan, there have been large numbers of entry in the country by theanti social agents, Taliban and ISIS. The problems caused by the ISIS and the Taliban have ledto the halt in the proper development of the society. It is evident that rise in the growinginstability in the political situation. The life in Middle East is covered by dark cloud of uncertaindeath and harm. The Problems in relation to the availability of food and resources in the countryis also a current issue in the context to the problems in the Middle East.What could the research shed light on?The above research will help in the better understanding of the situation of the Kurds. Thesupport of the research would leave evidence of the situation that helps in the better developmentof the country. The availability of the information through the research work would result in thebetter understanding of the situation that causes the major issue in the country. The work wouldalso further help in the gaining of knowledge regarding the situation that is prevailing in thecountry and the hindrances caused by the unstable political situation of the organisation.1.4 Aims and objectivesThe support of the research is to be based and on the better understanding of the situation ofKurdistan. The research work is for the better understanding of the situation that will mark thedevelopment in the country and emerging of the country as a state from the troublesome state ofMiddle East.Research objectivesTo understand the cause behind the unstable political and social situation of the countryTo get proper view on the effect caused by the unstable situation in middle eastTo be able to derive the chances of Kurdistan of emerging as a stateTo be able to understand the response of government and international bodies.1.5 Research questionsWhat is the prime cause behind the unstable situation in Middle East?How the instability does affect the places in middle east?What are the chances of Kurdistan in terms of emerging as a state?What actions do government and internal bodies are undertaking to deal with thesituation?
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1.6 Significance of the studyThe objective of the research work is to understand the views on the change in the political andsocial issues in the country. The researches work in based on the understanding of the causebehind the unstable condition of the country. It is important to understand the cause to makeproper amendment in future in dealing with the changes in the social and the political issues. Theobjectives of the research are also to understand the effect of the political instability in themiddle east. The aspect of the research project is based on the prime aspect of making clearconclusion on the situation that the people of Kurdistan are facing. The situation of Kurdistancan be well evaluated by the research by the completion of all the research objective. It is evidentthat from the support of the study will be in long term basis as the study will act as the resourcein understanding the changes in the society of Kurdistan and the chances that the place have toemerge as a state from the troublesome situation.1.7 Structure of DissertationFigure 1: Structure of Dissertation(Source: Researcher)1.8 SummaryThe above chapter have made proper inclusion of the aims and the objectives of the researchwork in relation to the better understanding of the situation of Kurdistan due to the unstable
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situation in Middle east. The aspect of the above chapter has been the beginning the researchwork in proper direction towards the research topic.
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Chapter 2: Literate ReviewThe Middle East is one of the most important regions in the world economically, geopolitically,commercially and archaeologically. In addition, the Middle East is the cradle of manycivilizations, such as the Somers, the Assyrian, and the Babylon and many more that have risenand disappeared from the surface (Siengkhene, 2012). Furthermore, many strategic wars havetaken place, particularly when Alexander the Great attacked and destroyed the Persian Empire in331 BC, (Eyewitness to History.com, 2000) and the Mongol’s conquest had changed the regionfundamentally by capturing Baghdad and setting fire to everything they encountered (anon,2000). In summary, the Kurds were part of that history, their roots originating from waves ofIndo-European tribes around the second millennium BCE(McDowall and McDwell, 2003, P. 8),though, from time to time their role diminished or was systematically ignored because they havebeen dominated by the surrounding states. In this dissertation, the history of the Kurds will be explained as much as relevant to the contextof the nature of this research. However, Kurds as explained by Taj Aldienare one of the mosthomogenous of the inhabitants of the Middle East and their literature is small anddisproportionate even in comparison to the smallest nation like Kuwait with a population of halfa million people (2000). They actively participated in the political and social life in the past andformed strong-hold groups and ruled over territory autonomously. Furthermore, Kurdish peopleare the descendants of the Med Empire which lasted between (612-549 BC), but the Empire hadcrushed by Cyrus the Great (Taagepera, R, 1979, p. 115). Consequently, the Kurds remained astateless nation and their fate was decided by the cycle of events and new-comers, specificallyafter the advent of Islam and the Turks to the region ever since (Gibson, G.R., Taylor, N.L.,Lamo, N.C. and Lackey, J.K., 2016, p.10). Nevertheless, the Kurds have ruled amongthemselves with an element of freedom or relative independence alongside the Iranian and theOttoman Empire, as claimed by McDowall “The Kurdish tribes had been an important elementin the Sassanian empire, between 639 and 644. Once it was clear that the Empire was doomed,the Kurdish chiefs one by one submitted to the Arab armies and to the new religion” (2003, p.21)
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