The Limits of Turkey’s Neoliberal Success

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Nevertheless, there are still banners that insist on emphasizing the trees, not only as a symbol of nature, but also of the popular democratic uprising. This is much truer to the initial spirit of the protests. Occupy Gezi has started as a revolt of people who reject being focused on money around the clock. This brings them in confrontation with the government and the police force, who wipe out everything in the path of marketization. The trees are the symbols of unity between the targeted squatters, the students with grim job prospects, the striking workers and civil servants, the intellectuals, and nature. But we should understand that there are also strong dynamics that decenter the focus on urban transformation.

Un interview chez TRNN dans lequel l’argumentation de l’artilce est plus ou moins soutenue :
▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBUUrMPRvvg

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#occupy
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THE BATTLE OF GEZI PARK

by Giogos Moutafis

▻http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2SljfyOtTP4&feature=youtu.be

#bella_ciao

Occupy Gezi à Istanbul.
De la contestation de l’urbanisme néolibéral à celle d’un Etat sécuritaire

▻http://f.hypotheses.org/wp-content/blogs.dir/357/files/2013/06/Istanbul-1.pdf

Présentation ppt avec quelques #cartes