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Property, Dispossession, and Citizenship in Turkey; Or, the History of the Gezi Uprising Starts in the Surp Hagop Armenian Cemetery
Ayşe Parla and Ceren Özgül · 2016
Catalogue summary
Parla and Özgül connect the seizure of Istanbul's Surp Hagop Armenian cemetery to longer histories of property loss, citizenship, and the contested inclusiveness of the Gezi protests.
Why this matters
The article makes an erased Armenian site central to understanding how urban public space can preserve unresolved dispossession.
Citation
Ayşe Parla and Ceren Özgül 2016. Property, Dispossession, and Citizenship in Turkey; Or, the History of the Gezi Uprising Starts in the Surp Hagop Armenian Cemetery. Public Culture. https://doi.org/10.1215/08992363-3511574
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