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The European Union.” L’Europe En Formation 1, no. 367 (2013): 109–134.
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Development in the Cracks of Infrastructure.” In Neoliberal Turkey and Its
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Fikret Adaman, Bengi Akbulut and Murat Arsel, 120–146. London: I.B.
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Erensu, Sinan. Fragile Energy: Power, Nature and the Politics of Infrastructure in
the New Turkey. Dissertation submitted to University of Minnesota, 2016.
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