H. Çağatay KESKİNOK

B.CP., M.S., Ph.D

Studied city planning, public administration and political science at Middle East Technical University (METU), worked for the Municipality of Ankara (1979-1982), has been teaching in the City and Regional Planning Department since 1984 at METU. Received associate professorship in 1997. Some of his books are: The State and the (Re)production of Urban Space; Mekan Planlama ve Yargı Denetimi [Spatial Planning and Judicial Review]; Kentleşme Siyasaları [Urbanization Policies]

Articles

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Urban Planning Experience of Turkey in the 1930s
H. Çağatay KESKİNOK
DOI: 10.4305/METU.JFA.2010.2.9
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Gönül Tankut, “the Seljuk City / Selçuklu Kenti”
H. Çağatay KESKİNOK
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Kentsel Mekanın Üretiminde Raslantısallık Sorunu Üzerine
H. Çağatay KESKİNOK
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Kentsel Mekan Yaklaşımlarına bir Örnek: Castells
H. Çağatay KESKİNOK
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