The largest center of the Kurdish
Diaspora in Europe is Germany. Kurds have migrated to Germany at different
times but massively before Turks. Although the Kurdish population is not
accepted by the official authorities, it is the third largest minority in
Germany. Here they organized, educated, began some business and by the way
third generation is raising their kids. Nevertheless the Kurds are not
considered as an independent minority in scientific research and are not
researched as such. So the scientific data on the Kurds are very few.
Both some researches and media and our
research shows that : Boys and girls leave the house in a significant number of
Kurdish families. Some of them commited suicide, some of them were killed and
some of them were kicked out of their homes by their parents. And also some
were forced to marry. This means that there is a problem between the children
and the parents (conflict of parental and filial) in the Kurdish family.
Kurdish youth from the other side are very active in the political arena. But
what is remarkable here is that the social conflict of generation does not
exactly appear in the Kurdish society. The purpose of this article is to
examine folowing situation in general: Could the problems between the Kurdish
generations be defined as the conflict of generation? And If there is a
conflict of generation, why does not it appear in the Kurdish society in
Germany.
Journal Section | Makaleler |
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Publication Date | January 25, 2018 |
Submission Date | February 1, 2017 |
Published in Issue | Year 2018Volume: 4 Issue: 1 |
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