Since 2001, there has been a radical shift in the governance of urban land and housing
markets in Turkey from a 'populist'to a 'neo-liberal'mode. Large 'urban transformation …

Türkiye'de kentsel dönüşüm, kentsel alanların ve özellikle kent merkezlerindeki gecekondu
alanlarının yenilenerek kentsel arsa pazarına kazandırılmasında başlıca araç olarak öne …

Purpose This study aims to gain a qualitative understanding of the residents' perspective on
the complexities of built environment management in Turkey. In addition, facility …

Turkish governments have discovered the potential in regenerating inner-city squatter
housing areas, in order to increase the competitiveness of cities in the global context. Urban …

Our aim in this book has been investigating the politics of public space at a moment of
crucial transformation for European cities, analysing the public space as a crossroad in …

Between 2004 and 2019, more than 30 areas in Istanbul have been earmarked as
regeneration zones. But as of August 2019, only two projects are completed while the rest …

Financialization influenced the Turkish economy and housing industry mostly through
financial liberalization moves and soaring capital inflows. It both increased household …

The 2003 United Nations Global Report on Human Settlements estimates that 924 million
people, or 31.6% of the world's urban population, lived in slums in 2001. Although forecasts …

This study aims to critically analyze the transformation of the Turkish state's role in urban
redevelopment and housing finance by focusing on 3 mass housing projects from Ankara in …

Rapid population increase, inadequate supply of affordable land for residential purposes,
and economic reality of low-income residents have been the most important reasons behind …