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Presenters: 
Emine Evered: Associate Professor of History 
Kyle Evered: Associate Professor of Geography 

The latter half of the 20th century and early 21st centuries reveal significant debates over the moral geographies of beer, redefining recurrently its places of acceptability and unacceptability. Like other moral geographics, identity and ideology often play important roles. In this lecture, Dr. Emine Evered draws on collaborative work completed with Dr. Kyle Evered to address Turkey's spaces of beer consumption and regulation.