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Informal rules! Using institutional economics to understand service provision in Turkey's spontaneous settlements

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Turkey's spontaneous settlements (gecekondus) house half the urban population and face infrastructure deficiencies that reduce quality of life and economic productivity while increasing the vulnerability of the urban poor. This article reports on research that used the new institutional...

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