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Water, Society, and Environment: The History and Political Ecology of Atatürk Dam
The Atatürk Dam, Turkey’s largest hydraulic infrastructure project, is the result of immense technical capacity, state capital, labor, the subjugation of nature, and massive resettlement. This thesis examines the historical and political-ecological structures underlying these outcomes as a link in a
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