Logistics as a Spatial Regime: Sacrificial Geographies from Nicomedia to Kocaeli

This article reveals the invisible spatiality of logistics by starting from an ordinary act of consumption: placing an order with a single click. It argues that logistics is not merely a technical system of distribution, but a spatial regime that reorganizes production, storage, and circulation. The site of Kocaeli, east of Istanbul, is examined as […]