Melih ERSOY

B.CP., M.Sc., Ph.D.

Received his bachelor’s degree on city and regional planning from METU (1971), his master’s degree on urban planning from Columbia University (1973) and his PhD. degree on city and regional planning from METU (1982). His major research interests include urban politics, urban political theories and analysis, urban economics and legal aspects of planning

Articles

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Financing the Preservation of Historical Buildings in Turkey
Evrim ULUSAN, Melih ERSOY
DOI: 10.4305/METU.JFA.2018.1.4
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17-1-2
İmar Planı Değişiklikleri ve Yargı Denetimi
Melih ERSOY
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11-1-2
Göç ve Konut
Melih ERSOY
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9-1
Türkiye'de Merkezi Yönetim-Yerel Yönetim İlişkileri
Melih ERSOY
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2-2
Toplumsal Yapı ve Eğitim
Melih ERSOY
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