Political Dynamics in North and East Syria

This chapter explores the intricate political landscape of North and East Syria during the civil war, focusing on the Kurdish self-administration project and its aspirations for democratic confederalism. It addresses the challenges faced by marginalized groups, including women, amid external threats and internal conflicts, while emphasizing grassroots democracy. Additionally, the discussion critiques media narratives and the impact of Turkish nationalism on the Kurdish struggle for autonomy and coexistence.