The era of the AKP—the incumbent regime in Turkey since 2002 under Mr. Tayyip Erdoğan's
leadership—has been marked by the interdependent functioning of authoritarianism …

Abstract In June 2013, Istanbul and many cities across Turkey became stages of massive
demonstrations and occupations, which were sparked by a conflict over Gezi Park in central …

Maria, Irma, Harvey, Katrina–these have become more than names. They represent several
of the most recent hurricanes that have devastated communities across North America and …

How to Make A Wetland tells the story of two Turkish coastal areas, both shaped by
ecological change and political uncertainty. On the Black Sea coast and the shores of the …

This article develops a critical perspective on the water-energy nexus under transformation
and introduces 'infrastructure'as a conceptual-analytical reference point for revealing …

Ecuador's mega-dam project aims to control Chone city's flooding hazards, but it submerges
peasants' territories–legitimized by 'modern city/majority benefit'versus 'rural …

This piece analyses some of the recent environmental governance changes in Turkey that
could be described as neoliberal: privatization of watercourses, decentralization of water …

The contestation and appropriation of water are global issues. Capturing control of water
sources determines how and by whom water will be used. This paper examines how water …

This article explores the complexities of agency in contemporary territory-based
mobilisations in the countryside by focusing on water struggles in Turkey. Using a historical …

This article discusses the temporalities of development and local politics in the context of the
Yusufeli Dam project in Artvin, Turkey. Once finished, the project will lead to the …