Capital, Nation-state and Nature: Oil and Reproducing Mosul in the Modern World Economy

ACADEMIC RECOGNITION:• Nominated for Distinguished Dissertation Award• Underwent evaluation by Verso publications with recommendation for monograph development PRIOR PUBLICATION & INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY:• Originally published: ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global, 2014• ISBN: 978-1-321-57238-4• ProQuest ID: 1658527631• US Copyright Registration: TX 8-080-243, Effective registration date: February 27, 2015• Turkish Council of Higher Education (YÖK) Equivalence: Granted CURRENT OPEN ACCESS STATUS:This Zenodo deposit provides barrier-free global access under CC BY 4.0, unlike the subscription-based ProQuest version. RESEARCH CONTEXT:Its key arguments were formally presented: At ICTA-UAB, "Commodity Frontiers, World Histories" Seminar on 29 Jan 2025 (event page: https://www.uab.cat/web/sala-de-premsa-icta-uab/detall-activitat/seminar-commodity-frontiers-world-histories-1345819915078.html?detid=1345941168101). At the International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam, “Global Capitalism and Commodity Frontiers: A Research Agenda” Workshop on 4-5 December, 2015. Forms the theoretical and empirical foundation for the author's independent scholarly book monograph project. Methodology for this project involves multi-source historical archival analysis. CITATION RECOMMENDATION:For formal academic citation, use the original ProQuest reference. For open access linking, use this Zenodo DOI.