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In this project, I problematize the globalizing rhetoric on green energy, deemed a prerequisite for species' fitness by institutions that have come to operate under the political-economic apparatus known as neoliberalism. Based on the case study of small hydropower plants in Turkey, the project provides an analysis of Turkey’s authoritarian neoliberalism through the lens of green energy. Examining burgeoning grassroots movements, the project points out to the cracks on infrastructure and state hegemony. By paying attention to neoliberalism’s undemocratic premises, I posit that it is only by politicizing space that the global, social and body can be linked in ways to permeate socially inclusive futures.
NATURE, INFRASTRUCTURE AND AUTHORITARIAN NEOLIBERALISM
THE SPATIALITY OF CRICKET
FIT FOR WHAT?
I AM
ONE MORE STEP FOR ACTIVE CITY!
FITNESS AT IT'S FINEST