Breaking billboards: protest and a politics of play

Overview of attention for article published in Contemporary Political Theory, July 2020

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My brilliant friend, Nazlı Konya*, just published this amazing piece on protest and incivility. Using the #Gezi protests, Nazlı discusses how govt labels - initially designed to delegitimize and criminalize - are "played" with by protestors. 1/3 https://t

20 Jul 2020

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"Why did you break it? Because I am worth it" My brilliant friend Nazli Konya refuses the dichotomy between peaceful and violent struggles, and using a poem by Süreya and activists' videos shows us a new and playful way to think about political action 👇🏽

16 Jul 2020

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RT @xlivingston: Nazli Konya's super smart essay on the Gezi Park protests and the uses of incivility now out at Contemporary Political The…

16 Jul 2020

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RT @DebakD: Breaking Billboards! Exciting new article from Nazlı Konya on the Politics of 'Un/Civil' Protest, Performance, & Negotiating po…

15 Jul 2020

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