Özet:

The state has opened space to a series of organizations in periods when authority is limited or it cannot integrate properly. In this context, Lebanon has become an attractive place in terms of organizing Kurdish organizational activities. The Kurds, largely divided between ethnic-language and regional identities, the heritage they obtain from the feudal and traditional society, continues in the civilian society culture of Lebanon. The long-lasting tribal divisions of the Kurds reflect the ethnic-regional composition of the association members. This article is aimed at revealing how the civil society culture evolved in modern Lebanon, how the Kurds, ethnic statements, tribal and radical organizational relations were organized. The article aims to understand the regional and global trade unions in Lebanon through the NGO, in addition to the Mardinals known as Turkish Arabs.

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