Ergenç, Ceren, and Özlem Çelik. "Urban neighbourhood forums in Ankara as a commoning practice." Antipode 53.4 (2021): 1038-1061.

The study examines the Ankara Gezi forums, which emerged during the 2013 Gezi protests and operated for about three years, through the lens of urban commoning practices. By conceptualizing urban commoning as method, content, and demand, the paper explores how these practices go beyond monetary transactions to focus on social processes and political engagement. The research highlights the role of urban commoning in organizing, shaping political action, and advocating for the right to the city, particularly in a context of minimal financial pressure but significant national political relevance.