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Content: Honor killings-murders carried out to cleanse tarnished family honor or chastity-have long been reported as significant problems in the heart of the Muslim world. It is also a widely known phenomenon in Turkey, where an average of six such killings is reported per month, and with Turkish migration to Western Europe since the 1960s, these murders have been reported in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, France, Sweden, and Denmark. Clementine van Eck's incisive study examines twenty such murders committed in the Netherlands, focusing particular attention on the social factors that play a role in the decision to commit an honor killing

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DOI: 10.1515/9789048505050

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ISBN: 1-280-95874-X , 9786610958740 , 90-485-0505-4 , 0-585-49534-3

Uniform Title: Door bloed gezuiverd.

Content: Honor killings-murders carried out to cleanse tarnished family honor or chastity-have long been reported as significant problems in the heart of the Muslim world. It is also a widely known phenomenon in Turkey, where an average of six such killings is reported per month, and with Turkish migration to Western Europe since the 1960's, these murders have been reported in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, France, Sweden, and Denmark. Clementine van Eck's incisive study examines twenty such murders committed in the Netherlands, focusing particular attention on the social factors that play a role in the decision to commit an honor killing.

Note: Originally published in Dutch as Door bloed gezuiverd: eerwraak bij Turken in Nederland, in 2001 by Bakker, Amsterdam. , Front matter -- , Table of contents -- , Preface -- , Introduction -- , 1. Honour and honour killing -- , 2. The victim -- , 3. The honour killer -- , 4. Marriage and elopement -- , 5. More case studies -- , 6. Alternatives to honour killing -- , 7. Why an honour killing? -- , Conclusion -- , Appendix I. More case studies from the court records -- , Appendix II. Case studies from Bitlis province -- , Appendix III. The Turkish Criminal Code (TCK) and honour killing -- , Notes -- , Literature -- , Index , English

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DOI: 10.1515/9789048505050

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Uniform Title: Door bloed gezuiverd.

Note: Originally published in Dutch as Door bloed gezuiverd: eerwraak bij Turken in Nederland, in 2001 by Bakker, Amsterdam.

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Uniform Title: Door bloed gezuiverd 〈engl.〉

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Content: Honor killings-murders carried out to cleanse tarnished family honor or chastity-have long been reported as significant problems in the heart of the Muslim world. It is also a widely known phenomenon in Turkey, where an average of six such killings is reported per month, and with Turkish migration to Western Europe since the 1960s, these murders have been reported in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, France, Sweden, and Denmark. Clementine van Eck's incisive study examines twenty such murders committed in the Netherlands, focusing particular attention on the social factors that play a role in the decision to commit an honor killing.

Note: Frontmatter -- , Table of contents -- , Preface -- , Introduction -- , 1. Honour and honour killing -- , 2. The victim -- , 3. The honour killer -- , 4. Marriage and elopement -- , 5. More case studies -- , 6. Alternatives to honour killing -- , 7. Why an honour killing? -- , Conclusion -- , Appendix I. More case studies from the court records -- , Appendix II. Case studies from Bitlis province -- , Appendix III. The Turkish Criminal Code (TCK) and honour killing -- , Notes -- , Literature -- , Index , In English.

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DOI: 10.1515/9789048505050

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Content: Honour killings are murders that are carried out to purify tarnished honour, the honour in question being namus. Both men and women possess namus. For women and girls, namus means chastity, while for men it means having chaste female family members. Honour killing is a widely known phenomenon in Turkey, where the Hürriyet newspaper reports an average of six such killings a month. As a result of migration since the 1960s and 1970s, we also encounter it in Western Europe (the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, France, Sweden and Denmark). This study examines in detail 20 cases of honour killing by Turks in the Netherlands. Particular attention is given to the social factors that play a role in the decision to commit a honour killing. This title is available in the OAPEN Library - http://www.oapen.org

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Format: 1 online resource (304 p.)

Edition: 1st ed.

ISBN: 1-280-95874-X , 9786610958740 , 90-485-0505-4 , 0-585-49534-3

Uniform Title: Door bloed gezuiverd.

Content: Honor killings-murders carried out to cleanse tarnished family honor or chastity-have long been reported as significant problems in the heart of the Muslim world. It is also a widely known phenomenon in Turkey, where an average of six such killings is reported per month, and with Turkish migration to Western Europe since the 1960's, these murders have been reported in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, France, Sweden, and Denmark. Clementine van Eck's incisive study examines twenty such murders committed in the Netherlands, focusing particular attention on the social factors that play a role in the decision to commit an honor killing.

Note: Originally published in Dutch as Door bloed gezuiverd: eerwraak bij Turken in Nederland, in 2001 by Bakker, Amsterdam. , Front matter -- , Table of contents -- , Preface -- , Introduction -- , 1. Honour and honour killing -- , 2. The victim -- , 3. The honour killer -- , 4. Marriage and elopement -- , 5. More case studies -- , 6. Alternatives to honour killing -- , 7. Why an honour killing? -- , Conclusion -- , Appendix I. More case studies from the court records -- , Appendix II. Case studies from Bitlis province -- , Appendix III. The Turkish Criminal Code (TCK) and honour killing -- , Notes -- , Literature -- , Index , English

Additional Edition: ISBN 90-5356-491-8

Language: English

DOI: 10.1515/9789048505050

UID:

Format: 1 online resource

ISBN: 9789048505050

Content: Honor killings-murders carried out to cleanse tarnished family honor or chastity-have long been reported as significant problems in the heart of the Muslim world. It is also a widely known phenomenon in Turkey, where an average of six such killings is reported per month, and with Turkish migration to Western Europe since the 1960s, these murders have been reported in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, France, Sweden, and Denmark. Clementine van Eck's incisive study examines twenty such murders committed in the Netherlands, focusing particular attention on the social factors that play a role in the decision to commit an honor killing.

Note: Frontmatter -- , Table of contents -- , Preface -- , Introduction -- , 1. Honour and honour killing -- , 2. The victim -- , 3. The honour killer -- , 4. Marriage and elopement -- , 5. More case studies -- , 6. Alternatives to honour killing -- , 7. Why an honour killing? -- , Conclusion -- , Appendix I. More case studies from the court records -- , Appendix II. Case studies from Bitlis province -- , Appendix III. The Turkish Criminal Code (TCK) and honour killing -- , Notes -- , Literature -- , Index , In English.

Language: English

DOI: 10.1515/9789048505050

URL: https://doi.org/10.1515/9789048505050