Which legitimization for de facto states? The case of the Kurdistan Regional Government of Iraq
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Tarih
2024
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Routledge
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Özet
Within the main framework of Pegg’s de facto states, this article deals with the de facto state phenomenon and presents a case study of the position of the Kurdistan Regional Government of Iraq (KRG) in order to explore its legitimacy-seeking policies and implications. De facto states are internationally engaged but unrecognized entities in the international community. However, their standing and legitimacy policies draw the attention of world states because of their varying impacts on global security and the transnational challenges they present. In such a context, this article elaborates on the KRG’s legitimacy-seeking position with respect to security/stability and democracy/pluralist society in the light of its relations with Iraq, the wider Middle East and the international community.
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De facto states, International legitimacy, Iraq, Kurdistan Regional Government of Iraq, Non-state actors
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Journal of Balkan and Near Eastern Studies
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Q1
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Alkış, M. ve Sever, A. (2024). Which legitimization for de facto states? The case of the Kurdistan Regional Government of Iraq. Journal of Balkan and Near Eastern Studies, 1-24.
