Titlebook: Right to the City Novels in Turkish Literature from the 1960s to the Present; N. Buket Cengiz Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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,Istanbul Meets Its New Members: An Overview of Istanbul’s History as Regards Migration,social developments influencing rural migrants’ integration in the 1960s and the 1970s; the collapse of the radical left with the military coup in 1980; the Amnesty Acts of 1984–1987 that rendered it legitimate to build up to four-storey buildings on shanty land; the arrival of a substantial number

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Imagining the Migration Experience: A Humanist Approach,ants’ integration into urban life and his message on the side of migrants’ right to the city as urbanites of the future and as legitimate members of urban society within the ranks of the working class. Analysing the latter, she discusses how ?zgü ridicules the discrepancy between the theory and the

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,Istanbul’s Threshold: Alienation and the Experience of the Periphery,the right to the city both in terms of material necessities, and the need for opportunities for socialisation and recreation in the urban setting. She analyses how Ge?gin correlates alienation and isolation in the metropolis with the lack of opportunities for migrants’ social and cultural developmen

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Conclusion: Reading the Right to the City Novels in a New Istanbul,s a prerequisite for their right to the city. She makes this analysis over two axes. First, there is the migrants’ urbanisation, for which they are expected to adopt an urban identity and integrate into the city in certain ways in order to be regarded as a legitimate member of it. Second, their surv

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N. Buket Cengizative, which is more common in today’s practice, is not to enforce such a clear separation and to indiscriminately mix constructs that relate to the model with those that relate to how it is being executed..This chapter discusses the fundamental separation of models from the simulation engines that

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