Diasporas and Homeland Conflicts

Focusing on the transnational nature of conflicts, the book delves into how intra-state violence impacts diaspora communities, particularly among second-generation migrants. It highlights the enduring grievances carried from homeland conflicts, specifically examining the Kurdish and Turkish populations in Sweden and Germany. The analysis considers how hostland policies and politics influence the dynamics of these tensions, offering a comparative perspective on the persistence and transformation of conflicts within diaspora settings.