ORDER VS JUSTICE IN THE MIDDLE EAST

This article analyzes the Kurdish question in Middle East from English School perspective international relations. The central argument is that community consistently deals with through principle of order rather than justice. It has respected sovereignty those nation-states hosting Kurds protecting population grave human rights violations. Consequently, have failed to achieve a semblance autonomy, let alone independence. However, I argue while implementation no-fly-zone over northern Iraq 1991 by case for justice, it not necessarily against order. In other words, only dealt issue using justice when implementing no-fly-zone—but, notably, this was