Feasibility of Formation a Federal Kurdish Region in the North of Syria: A Constructive Perspective

The Middle East region arranged after Sykes–Picot Agreement, is full of crisis and insecurity. In the meantime, the Kurds as the biggest minority that don’t have a state, are effective and impressive when a new order is starting or changing. It seems that the Kurds have start a new age after Arab spring. In this research, authors have studied Syria developments according to constructive paradigm for examine of feasibility of establishment a federal system in the north of Syria. They have conclude that return to the past in Syria is impossible, but establishment of a new political actor in north of Syria is much difficult. They have reviewed the civil war in Syria and its impacts on Kurdish movement in the Middle Eastern countries such as Turkey, Iran, Iraq and north of Syria.