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Türkiye's Gas Market Reform: A Hybrid Institutional Pathway for Competition and Resilience
This paper analyzes Türkiye's natural gas market reform through the lens of institutional path dependence, demonstrating the failure of textbook liberalization strategies in a system marked by embedded support structures and geopolitical constraints. The delayed restructuring of BOTAŞ and the absenc
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