This article develops a spatial analysis of the authoritarian governmentality of the Kurdish issue in Turkey through a case study of Diyarbakır in which geographies of war and peace have coalesced. Drawing on recent theorisations of military urbanism, it examines encounters—including both conflict and cooperation—between the state bureaucracy, local pro-government elite and pro-Kurdish municipal authorities within the context of the initiatives to rehabilitate the city’s historic centre, Suriçi, during the period 2002–2015. The article suggests considering Suriçi’s rehabilitation as part of a post-conflict urban regime to thwart social and political vibrancy of the Kurdish urban poor in tandem with the idea of securitisation through marketisation. In doing so, it demonstrates that unpacking spatial imaginaries and rationalities that have rendered Suriçi dwellers displaceable by devaluing their collective urban experience is critical for our understanding of the utter violence erupted during and after the urban warfare of 2015.

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治理有争议的城市：土耳其迪亚巴克尔的流离失所地理

本文通过战争与和平地缘融合的迪亚巴克尔案例研究，对土耳其库尔德问题的威权治理进行了空间分析。借鉴最近的军事城市主义理论，它研究了在重建城市历史中心苏里奇的倡议背景下，国家官僚机构、当地亲政府精英和亲库尔德市政当局之间的遭遇——包括冲突和合作。 2002-2015 年期间。文章建议将苏里奇的重建视为冲突后城市政权的一部分，以通过市场化实现证券化的想法来挫败库尔德城市贫民的社会和政治活力。在这样做，