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Spatial segregation and class subjectivity in Turkey
Ayca Alemdaroglu
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Buffett Institute for Global Affairs
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Turkey
100%
Upper Class
100%
Spatial Segregation
100%
Urbanites
66%
Spatial Experience
66%
Liminality
66%
Urban Inequality
66%
Gated Communities
66%
Adulthood
33%
Corporate
33%
Low-income Neighborhoods
33%
Reinforced
33%
Ethnographic Research
33%
Young Workers
33%
Social Experience
33%
Upper-middle Class
33%
Low-wage Workers
33%
Emotional Experience
33%
Resentment
33%
Outsider
33%
Shopping Mall
33%
Upscale
33%
Socio-spatial
33%
Temporal Experience
33%
Service Employees
33%
Sense of Place
33%
In-betweenness
33%
District Effect
33%
Urban Spatial
33%
Social Sciences
Subjectivity
100%
Upper Class
100%
Turkey
100%
Urban Population
66%
Low Income
33%
Middle Class
33%
Shopping Mall
33%
Ethnographic Research
33%
Service Workers
33%
Sense of Place
33%
Low Wages
33%