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Wages, Regime Switching, and Cycleson in political rhetoric, are a principal contribution of occupy movements that took the form of intellectual disobedience in many countries. In order to support our claim, we focus our attention on the occupy movement in Turkey and claim that creativity and humour were the principle reason for the

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Microfoundations of Labor Market Modelingwpoints in the Turkish political rhetoric, occupied the squares and streets of major cities in Turkey in the absence of a political party and trade union. The protestors were intellectually disobedient individuals, pulled into politics as intellectual activists with instincts of creativity and sense

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-77241-2ring the Gezi protests and challenged the legitimacy of the conservative/neoliberal urban planning policies of the government and police brutality. LGBT populations, both at individual and organizational levels, took part in the protests and carried out an active struggle. The chapter addresses the

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,Vernacular Utopias: Mimetic Performances as Humour in Gezi Park and on Bayındır Street, vernacular utopias. .

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argue that these protests inspired musicians, film-makers, social scientists and other creative individuals, out of a concern for the aesthetics of the protests, rather than seizure of political power.978-1-137-47363-9

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Intellectual Disobedience in Turkey,ion. The protestors were intellectually disobedient individuals, pulled into politics as intellectual activists with instincts of creativity and senses of humour. The protesteors used untried metaphors to communicate their desires for the future, specifically about the intellectual climate in which they desired to live.