between participative decision-making and leadership performance. In all countries where Kurds form a significant part of the population, the "Kurdish Question" has caused state actors to fear Kurdish assertions of identity as a threat to the territorial integrity of each state. pitfalls – An example from Middle East studies. The Kurds culture is what the main focus of this paper is going to be. The mountains hve served as a natural " barrier between them and their neighbors" (Inati, 165) possibly contributing to the Kurds ability to maintain their ethnic . This book diversifies the literature on Kurdish Studies by offering close analyses of subjects which have not been adequately researched, and in particular, by highlighting the Kurds' relationship to the Yazidis. Originating as rural nomads living in the mountains, the Kurds have transformed into an urban entity within the Middle . Freedom of expression is under the threat of KRG as a result several journalists had been killed and demonstrators had been killed by PDK and PUK’s forces. public intellectuals. Originality/value—The study delivers a unique insight into education in Iraq. Organizations in general and public sector in particular were dominated by hierarchy culture followed by clan culture. 29 In fact, Kurdish nationalism has been represented by at least two competing tendencies since the early 1960s, when expanding political liberties enabled public expressions of Kurdish identity and culture. However, we are not there in terms of science, industry and government. In his work Hofstede categorized Iraq with other Arab countries in Middle East. In legal environments, wrong-doers sometimes deploy a cultural defense, explaining that minority cultural norms and values, which are in tension with those of the majority, are causally relevant in explaining why they committed a wrong. Most Kurds in these states engaged in peaceful movements for real democracy, equality, and recognition of Kurdish cultural rights. (2002). Found insideThis understanding of cultural incommensurability between Kurds and Swedes can be understood asan attempt todefine ... Immigration can implysucha change in thelives of certainimmigrantsthat crystallizing identity andcultural values can ... In Turkey, Kurds are the largest ethnic minority, but face longstanding state repression, including bans on the Kurdish language. The Kurdish people refers to an ethnic group in the Middle East. From this relationship we can understand how Kurdish language is sexist and male-dominated. Finally, and most notably, the average educational attainment in the country of origin was found to be significantly positively associated with self-employment among immigrants. While Kurds in Syria have long faced state oppression there, various Kurdish defense groups took over large swaths of northern Syria during its civil war, often while working with U.S. forces against the Islamic State. care. The Kurdish society has a high level and rich culture; therefore, in that perspective we have a great civilization. of the presence of international businesses. Keywords: Correlation, Culture, Diversity, Kurdistan, Performance. The oppression took more subtle forms as Rojhelat was growing up in Iran. Barzani: Free world shouldn't stand against democratic values, Kurdish referendum President of the Kurdistan Region Masoud Barzani on Thursday called on the world not to stand against Kurdistan's independence referendum which is "a peaceful democratic right of all people." Hofstede, G. (1980b). All rights reserved. Donovan, S. (2006). The purpose of this paper, therefore, is to examine the issue that borders on diversity of cultures since research in this area is almost non- existent in Kurdistan. The author traces the history of the Kurds of Iraq, Iran, Turkey and elsewhere, examining the structures of Kurdish society and the growth of Kurdish nationalism. continuity. Venaik, S. and Brewer, P. (2013). Besides, leadership is art of influencing others to achieve desired objectives in organizations. From that encounter my working relation with Houzan Mahmoud started, she is really a wonderful colleague, she is kind and friendly. Purdue University Calumet, United States . Kurdish culture is a patriarchal and male-dominated one and tribalism and Islamism strengthens and empowers this patriarchy. Its ability to combine a strong commitment to conservative Islamic values with an advocacy of Kurdish cultural and political rights looks set to pose a serious challenge not only to the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) but also to more secular Kurdish organizations such as the Peace and Democracy Party (BDP) and the militant Kurdistan . Undoubtedly, these increases are forcing both small and large companies to recognise the importance of dealing with cultural diversity by developing new procedures and policies to guide employees. Results strongly support the. In this respect, current paper aims to point out some consequences of transformational leadership in various cultures. The Kurds are the largest ethnic group in the world without their own homeland, numbering over 30 million people divided among Turkey, Iran, Iraq, and Syria. Kurdish culture is a group of distinctive cultural traits practiced by Kurdish people. There is a strong belief that people should maintain ties with their relatives and care for the parents and elders into their old age. The level of self-employment varies significantly among immigrants from different countries of origin. Unfortunately, in Iraqi Kurdistan, art is not autonomous and it became an ideological instrument in the hands of political parties. Scores for power distance in select countries. Region of Iraq and the transformation of the Middle East. The last time Afghanistan ever had a "left-wing" government it got crushed by mujahideens who were funded by the CIA and ISI, some of them who became the Taliban. Jacobsen: In the examination of the dominant classes in the region, what are their characteristics? 5. Jaff described the Royal family as "very kind" with traditional family values - "the same as Kurdish families." The couple will be wed in London, followed by a three-day celebration in . If we want to change Kurdish language into more neutral and less sexist, we must stem from changing our thoughts and patriarchal worldviews in Kurdish culture. their management style. Turkey’s struggle to subdue Kurdish fighters has spilled over into Syria, where Kurds are the largest ethnic minority. The conference will be held in memory of August Kościesza-Żaba, the Polish-Russian diplomat and researcher and Mela Mahmud Bayazidi the Kurdish clergyman who according to Żaba "was his teacher and collaborator" in collecting, translating and commenting on Kurdish texts. Found inside – Page 10... Kurdish culture reflects different norms, values, and beliefs. It was my expectation that this study would reveal how the Kurdish culture promotes strong social bonds. Based on the past literature, it was thought Kurdish teenagers ... They have intelligence agencies and security forces to suppress any rebellion, protest or demonstration against their family interests. Kurdish immigration rates remain steady, as political unrest continues to mar the landscape in and around Kurdistan. In today's Republic of Iraq, where Islam is the state religion and claims the beliefs of 95 percent of the population, the majority of Iraqis identify with Arab culture. assumption of the homogeneity of each culture s. provides useful insight into understanding important cultural values. . Photograph by Yuri Kozyrev, Nat Geo Image Collection. I mean, the Kurdish women in Syria who fought ISIS are part of a left-wing militia who works on behalf of a left-wing anarchist communal society. the sample design pit in cross-cultural research. Found inside – Page 108An attempt is made to compare similarities and differences and to assess the condition of the Kurdish cultural sector. ... rationality: they behave on the basis of logics inherent in institutional history, values, culture and tradition. Berman, R., Haber, S., and Weingast, R. (2003). autocratic behavior and enhance their performance at private K12 schools in Iraq. But it was the first time to write in English after finishing my MA at the University of Manchester. Today, Kurds feel “disenfranchised and excluded” within Iran, according to Middle East researcher Shahram Akbarzadeh. Looking into the future: Hofstede long term. The enforcement of national boundaries beginning after World War I (1914-18) impeded the seasonal migrations of the flocks, forcing most of the Kurds to abandon their traditional ways . a stratified sampling methodology from 207 educators of 10 institutions. Found inside – Page 49The prevalence of traditional patriarchal values in Kurdish culture can be observed both in Kurdistan and diaspora. Kurdish women have been facing problems based on patriarchal oppression, such as female genital mutilation, ... Found insideThis single-volume work looks at the Kurds from a variety of angles and disciplines, including history, anthropology, economics, religion, geography, and musicology, to cover the ethnic populations of the original Kurdish homeland states as ... The scores for the five value dimensions obtained in, region, the long term orientation score for Kurdistan was compared to the data for other countries, Figure 1. The purpose of this paper, therefore, is to examine the issue that borders on Found insideThis book is intended for readers who are not familiar with the Kurds and Kurdistan who would like to learn about Kurdish culture and history. I hope this book will offer a broad perspective regarding the importance of family values in ... uncertainty avoidance (UAI), and long-term orientation (LTO). The main source for making law is Islamic sharia and Quran. Women face different kinds of violence verbal and non-verbal such as rape, FGM, Harassment and honour-killing. An assessment of Found inside – Page 2Kurds who had the talent and inspiration to create ' high culture ' therefore tended to be absorbed into the dominant ... culture and imperial history , and interpreting beliefs and cultural values chiefly in terms of standard forms of ... One can usually call on extended relatives to provide . In the announcement, the PKK subgroup declared a "Collapse MOVEMENT". However, the data revealed that there are significant differences between the two groups in terms of masculinity and uncertainty avoidance. And build a society without sexism and racism. Many refugees and immigrants choose to settle in Nashville because of its heritage of strong religious values and because of the strong business and cultural network established by the early immigrants (Elmasry, 2005). Found inside – Page 70Thus, it has been always emphasized that Turks and Kurds belong to the same culture, values, laws, and history. Kurds have been placed in the organic definition of Turkish nationhood. She argues that the post-1990 discourse of the ... What makes the arguments valid within the context of the theme of the article of language and sexism, in particular, Kurdish language and sexism? The . Will U.S. schools leave behind Native American mascots? health. Photograph by Ed Kashi, Nat Geo Image Collection. Nor do all Kurds share a religious identity: Though the majority of Kurds are Sunni Muslims, other religions are practiced as well. Kurdish Culture Kurdish culture has distinctive traits that are very dissimilar to Toronto traits. Found inside – Page 106The Kurdish culture and language are two of the very first targets of such rigorous policy within the borders of Turkey ... and the European Union's democratic norms and all other human rights standards – as prohibiting people's culture ... Two On one hand, the growing body of the literature argues the effectiveness of the transformational leadership. Found insideOn the other hand, as the PKK-led Kurdish movement has gained mass character over time, it has had to adjust its ideological orientations, developing a more positive attitude toward Kurdish cultural values such as Islam, which plays an ... It is also unclear how the AKP would react to Hizbullah's formation of a political party. A good theory-based tool for measuring ethical sensitivity, which is usable in different contexts, is scarce. Additionally, both cultures celebrate Nawroz, which is their New Year celebration. The Kurds did this not out of naivety but out of a deep-rooted belief that our cultural values of peaceful coexistence, freedom, women's rights and democracy are closely aligned; therefore, the . Originating as rural nomads living in the mountains, the Kurds have transformed into an urban entity within the Middle East. 1587 instructed that all Kurdish names had to be changed into Turkish names as Kurdish names were harmful to public opinion and were not suitable for Turkish national culture, morals, values, customs and traditions.64 All these measures created a . There are growing interest in the consequences of culture for global marketing and advertising and many recent researches urged companies to consider the necessity of adapting their international marketing strategies to the culture of the consumer (De Mooij and Hofstede, 2010). 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These three far-reaching attributes of Kurdish culture are interconnected and reproduce each other. Design/methodology/approach—The researchers collected data through a questionnaire using 11. what" of those values with some confidence; later, attempts can be made to explain the "why." If the data reported here only enables us to establish what a large and significant group of Mexican Americans think and believe . The survey tool was applied to assess the worker values of the Philippine semiconductor firms ON, AMKOR and HITACHI on four value dimensions: collectivism/individualism, power distance, uncertainty avoidance and masculinity/femininity. This paper examines the relationship between national culture and organizational culture in the context of private and public sector organizations in Iraqi Kurdistan. It might guide educational institutes to change Please be respectful of copyright. and 2014. Found inside – Page 141Despite efforts to eradicate the Kurdish language and culture, dengbêjî has endured, an issue aptly addressed by Allison, ... This ensures that its cultural values and symbols remain relevant for both rural and “urban Kurds. , Winter, Falk, Nickerson, & Barczyk, 2013; ResearchGate has not been able to resolve any references for this publication. Therefore, if a culture is sexist, tribalist, patriarchal and religious, then it will reflect on the language and thinking of the people. Smith, P. (2002). Jacobsen: Any final thoughts or feelings in conclusion? Both ethnic groups rate relatively high on measures, in Iraq has finally established a degree of nationhood and has the promise of economic prosperity, contracts with the newly formed government of Kurdistan, resulting in tension between the semi-, mindset and politics of the area. I framed the initiative as both a repository and incubator, storage and creator of Kurdish culture. Hofstede, G. (1994). an understanding of the cultural characteristics of Middle Easterners and, therefore, will improverather than impedetheirhealth. The research The increase in globalization has made it essential for organizations in general to deal with a cultural diverse workforce. The aim is to build a bridge between Kurdistan and the outside world, between the Kurdish culture and other cultures around the world. Because you are thinking in your language, since language is a medium of thinking. Jacobsen: What is the current state of respect for and implementation of human rights in Kurdistan? Sivakumar, K. and Nakata, C. (2001). Nabaz Samad: Culture Project is a unique platform for writers, artists, and feminists to express their ideas freely. Result show relatively similar strong emphasis on Emancipative value between Iranian Kurdish and Fars and also strong and meaningful The more masculine Iraqis will prefer greater competition and material rewards. The magic of trivial objects, the symbolism of the Kurdish religion, Yazidism, and Iranian new wave cinema become an allegory of my values, my deep attention to human stories." I’m really happy to work with her. Finally, the survey tool was applied with the assistance of the administrative personnel. Recently, increasing workplace cultural diversity has become a significant issue for many managers of a good number of organisations in Kurdistan due to a proliferation of the presence of international businesses. Found insideThis book presents an ethnographic study of social media in Mardin, a medium-sized town located in the Kurdish region of Turkey. ... Hofstede's findings on Iraq also suggest that Iraq is a masculine society favors masculine roles, achievement, and control. Kurdistan: The elusive quest for sovereignty. one specific probable source of these negative views: the writings of Arab, Based on Hofstede's (1998, 1980) dimensions of national culture and variations in gender roles across countries, this exploratory study examines the influence of gender and cultural dimensions on the level of self-venturing in 26 countries. Iraqi Arabs in Kurdistan Region focus on low uncertainty avoidance and masculinity whereas the Kurdish culture emphasizes more on feminisms and high uncertainty avoidance and these cultural dimensions have a huge impact on the economy, businesses, and political stability. Revenge of the Kurds. You can add location information to your Tweets, such as your city or precise location, from the web and via third-party applications. The methodology included an initial observation during plant visits and preliminary interviews to ascertain the survey tool's appropriateness to generate information about the values of the workforce. But when she announced the foundation of Culture Project and call to support, I took the initiative into account and responded to her call to participate in this amazing project, because it was in accordance with my work, opinions and worldview. "This study is a type of action research that addresses the concerns voiced by the Kurdish Regional Government (KRG) in childhood education in Iraqi-Kurdistan. Kurdish culture is a legacy from the various ancient peoples who shaped modern Kurds and their society. Kurdish troops known as peshmerga play volleyball near Kirkuk. only to Cairo), and because once the leading press houses were identified (based on intensive consultations How do art and culture influence the transition towards respect for human rights and diminishment of unjust authority in power? For limitations of It may be the only country that contains every extreme of Eastern and Western culture. Culture has been defined in many ways; this author's shorthand definition is: "Culture is the collective programming of the mind that distinguishes the members of one group or category of people from others". However, other dimensions of cultural attributes, such as the home-country's uncertainty avoidance, masculinity/femininity and individualism/collectivism were not significantly associated with immigrants’ self-employment rate. According to Caldwell (N.D.) during the conflict years, uninterrupted wars, followed by international embargo, Iraqis were cut off from the rest of the world, and they have suffered very badly, whatever they have created, developed for three decades, and all the educated people either left Iraq or isolated from educational and economic opportunities, leaving it ill-prepared for the new opportunities opened by foreign invasion. Arabia, yet not too different from that of Iran or Turkey. Women’s rights and children’s rights are violated and are not respected. A discussion was built on past research and theoretical framework and it highlights some of the cultural approaches and typologies. Hofstede funding show that Iraqis are high power distance, while Hassan (2015a;2015b) and, ... Top among these is cultural diversity (CD). Farhad Sarhangi, 43, who founded the Kurdish culture organisation, Azed, which aims to build bridges between Swedish and Kurdish cultures, said that Fadime's death is like losing another sister in . Across North America, staffing shortages and the pandemic make it a struggle to help homeless dogs, cats, and rabbits. A quarter century of “Culture’s Consequences”: A review of empirical research incorporates Hofstede’s cultural values framework. The freedom of expression is under threat since we have seen TV channels were closed, news agencies were censored as well as journalists were killed. Copyright © 1996-2015 National Geographic SocietyCopyright © 2015-2021 National Geographic Partners, LLC. The Turkish government bears a history of oppression against the Kurdish culture, even cracking down on names that Kurdish families give their children. Some significant differences were found between the two groups. Found insideExamines how the idea of Kurdistan, as a homeland and a source of national identity, was created within international political history. established considering the results of other researchers' quantitative studies and qualitative information about the workplace. Today, they form a distinctive community, united through race, culture and language, even though they have no standard dialect. depict the United States: its history, its society, politics, foreign and Middle East policy. A test of the validity of Hofstede’s cultural. Found inside – Page 1This book is based on dramatic texts from the period, interviews with Kurdish theatre artists, Kurdish theatre histories, historical documents, and journalistic accounts. All rights reserved. Between 25 and 35 million Kurds inhabit a mountainous region straddling the borders of Turkey, Iraq, Syria, Iran and Armenia. Management scientists are human, Hofstede, G. and Bond, M. (1988). economic and political future of the country. The data from our findings show that there is a positive correlation between cultural diversity and organisational performance. NASA’s Perseverance rover will cache this pristine sample and others for return to Earth, which will “change everything for Mars science.”, The archaeological treasures that survived 9/11. I'm half-Kurdish, so I appreciated this investigation into Kurdish culture and circumstance. A conceptual figure was proposed and some recommendations were suggested. Turkish people are a Turkic ethnic group and a nation that live mainly in Turkey. This paper examines political culture Ethnicities of Kurds (Iran, Iraq) and Fars (Iran) World Values Survey data (2005; 2007). These countries committed genocide, mass murder and ethnic cleansing against Kurds and other minorities. The reason was that they saw Middle Eastern people as uncivilised and wild, as a result they see eastern people as subhuman and ignorant all together. Kurdish and Turkish also refer to the languages spoken by these two ethnic groups. Title: The Kurds Author: Heather Lehr Wagner Age Range: 11 and up Grade Level: 6 and up Series: Creation of the Modern Middle East Library Binding: 140 pages Publisher: Chelsea House Publications (August 1, 2002) Language: English ISBN-10: 0791065057 Summary: The history of the Kurdish struggle in the various lands they inhabit is the subject of this volume. Found inside... could convey this newly developing Kurdish consciousness to the people, and we could also take the cultural values that ... the Kurds and turn them into a united force that would be able to stand up against oppression and injustice. Nabaz Samad:  The consequences of Western intervention in Iraq and Kurdistan is both negative and positive. Kurds are an ethnic group indigenous to West Asia. The dilemma of reforming a post-Saddam Iraq. Found inside – Page 23A solid national identity and cultural center of gravity will strengthen the Kurdistan region. ... the Kurdish political and business elite needs to ask themselves what are the Kurdish cultural values they want to safeguard from the ... Found insideBut there are no cultural differences or differences of values or religion. ... Rojda emphasises the values she associates with Kurdish culture, such as care for others, respect for elders and an orientation towards the collective ... (2012). The traditional Kurdish way of life was nomadic, revolving around sheep and goat herding throughout the Mesopotamian plains and the highlands of Turkey and Iran.Most Kurds practiced only marginal agriculture. President; 3) September 11; or 4) Iraq War (or Iraq Occupation). Culture’s consequences: International differences in work-related values, Cross-cultural analysis: The science and art of comparing the world’s. professional help to bridge the gap between Middle Eastern cultures and Western medical culture. The Influence of National Culture on International Marketing & Consumer Behavior in Iraqi Kurdistan, using Hofstede’s Model at Individual level. Kurdish names and costumes were banned, the use of the Kurdish . These include defining culture as "a coherent set of values, concepts, beliefs, and rules that guide and rationalize people's behavior in society" 4 or "a set of learned behaviors, beliefs, attitudes and ideals that are characteristic of a particular society or population" 5. (Arabic for America); 2) its masculine or feminine adjective Amriki, Amrikia; 3) the last name of a US Found inside – Page 1First Published in 1993. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company. They constitute an indigenous population that occupy the Mesopotamian region spanning the borders of Turkey, Syria, Iraq and Armenia. In their recent investigations both authors have discovered that Iraqi Kurds score differently from other Iraqi counterparts. The Kurds are the largest ethnic group in the world without their own homeland, numbering over 30 million people divided among Turkey, Iran, Iraq, and Syria. from 53 countries residing in Norway in 2004 was used. It can be characterized as being short-term in its orientation towards time. Kurds are the largest ethnic and linguistic minority in Turkey. Nigeria’s Ife Heads challenged European biases toward African art, Veterans dug up a WWII bomber—in hopes of finding peace, Why it's so tricky to trace the origin of COVID-19, Pfizer will soon seek approval of vaccine for kids 5 and older. findings show that there is a positive correlation between CD and organizational performance. The scale was presented to a sample of 556 Iranian Kurdish teachers in primary, middle, and high schools. In addition, periodic. Nabaz Samad: Yes, in the article you have touched upon the fact that I have argued that the Kurdish language is sexist, bias and male dominated. In my point of view, art and literature can have a great influence on changing society but of course indirectly, because if art participates directly it will be an ideological instrument. examines works on the United States that were originally authored in Arabic in order to ascertain how they They see the country only as their own property, therefore they justify looting the treasures of the country, and they oppress any rebellion and protest against their dictatorship regimes. Similarly, the Syrian state banned Kurdish culture and denied their identity, to the point of depriving a large portion of the Kurdish population the legal right to citizenship. Trump's Treatment of Kurds Shows Ignorance of 'American Values, Human Decency, and Honor,' Says Former Anti-ISIS Envoy By David Brennan On 10/25/19 at 4:48 AM EDT Share How did you find it? Nabaz Samad: The dominant class in the region, in the middle east are the minority of some dictator families who govern their countries and have power on everything. 24-26.10.2016, Institute of Oriental Studies, Jagiellonian University, Kraków, Poland. Human rights in KRG are under threat and in bad condition, because political parties in government especially KDP and PUK attempted to dehumanise Kurdish people, and deprive them from their free will and use them as a tool to reach their political parties interests. The pandemic make it a struggle to help your work s liberation, as political continues... Hypotheses that people should maintain ties with their relatives and care for the countries to their. And sculptors in the examination of the north in a politically autonomous.. 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