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Zafer Fehmi Y?rükng. This trend can be discovered in several areas, but more particularly also with respect to environmental damage. It seems that during the . years when environmental pollution was “discovered” as a legal problem, compensation was originally considered as a problem of the public at large. As a cons

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Introduction: Neoliberal Governmentality and the Future of the State in the Middle East and North Aother Arab countries including also non-Arab countries such as Israel, Iran, and Turkey. The uprisings have not been limited to the region, however. Southern European cities (notably in Spain and Greece) saw hundreds of thousands of protesters responding to the democratic agenda of the Arab revolts