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The Transformation of Land into a Valorization Area through Two Legal Regulations

This article argues that two recent legal interventions in Turkey, the Law on Soil Conservation and Land Use (TKAKK) and the Regulation on Leasing Uncultivated Agricultural Land (İTAY), mark a qualitative threshold in the capitalist transformation of agriculture. Drawing on Marxist rent theory, it examines how state in...

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Between 1954 and 1963, the Ministry of Communal Economy of the Azerbaijan Soviet Socialist Republic, led by A. M. A. Abdullaev, conducted a consequential institutional experiment, achieving full urban gasification by 1961 and significant expansion in water supply and electrification. Drawing on previously unused arch...

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Lithuania: Political developments and data in 2025. A year of protests and government change

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Reforming the regulatory state for formalization and industrialization in Tanzania

Four decades after liberalization, Tanzania's economy remains locked in a low‐productivity structure: manufacturing is small, informality is close to universal, and structural transformation has stalled. Where the price of formality exceeds its gains, informality persists as an equilibrium rather than as evasion....

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