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Reproduction and Patriarchy: The Case of Kurdish Women in Turkey,Used
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Over the last thirty years, Turkey's total fertility rate has declined significantly. Yet many provinces in eastern and southeastern regions maintain much higher fertility levels than the national average. This regional inequality is often explained by culture due to the intensity of Kurdishspeaking population in the regions. However, ?culture? is a problematic concept. When it is used in an apolitical manner, culture can conceal unequal social relations in which reproductive behavior is embedded. This book challenges a cultural account from a feminist perspective and attempts to shed new light on social dynamics behind high fertility among Kurds in eastern Turkey. It examines the reproductive practices among Kurdish ruralurban migrant women and explicates a particular form of patriarchal organization of reproduction. This book should interest students of women's studies, sociology and anthropology.
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