Sequestering a River: The Political Ecology of the “Dead” Ergene River and Neoliberal Urbanization in Today’s Turkey

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Acara explores policies around the Turkish Ergene River as a practice of neoliberal authoritarianism in the state’s water sector https://t.co/bUdckdgONf https://t.co/eDm2RvAisW

RT @envhistturkey: New article on #neoliberal authoritarian transformation in #Turkey and the #politicalecology of the Ergene River https:…

RT @envhistturkey: New article on #neoliberal authoritarian transformation in #Turkey and the #politicalecology of the Ergene River https:…

New article on #neoliberal authoritarian transformation in #Turkey and the #politicalecology of the Ergene River https://t.co/rYEqfh8gNm

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