Titlebook: City of Collision; Jerusalem and the Pr Philipp Misselwitz,Tim Rieniets (architect and urb Book 2006Latest edition Birkh?user Basel 2006 Ar

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-02770-4erally. Presumably, these readers thought that Frost was suggesting a counter-intuitive and, thus, thought-provoking idea: that a fence, which appears to separate, may actually bond by allowing parties on both sides to develop their autonomous lifestyles and interact on mutually agreed grounds. It i

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Spaciocidesualties. The notion of . (the Catastrophe) is based on refugeehood and the loss of land, rather than the loss of life. Even after five years of Intifada, the number of victims is relatively low,. certainly if compared to the six week killing rampage in Rwanda which saw some 800,000 people massacred

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Wall and Toweritecture refers to architecture made by Jews in Eretz Israel (“The Land of Israel,” aka “Palestine”) before the declaration of the State of Israel. Israeli . is an architectural tradition of Hebrew-speaking Jews in the State of Israel and the Palestinian Occupied Territories after the declaration of

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Colonization as Suburbanizational exceptions, taken place in distant lands. The “mother” country encourages its citizens to settle these lands as a means of ensuring long-term territorial control. Colonizing populations gradually take over local rule, supporting the mother country by transforming direct military domination into a

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Villages under Siegeal boundaries of Israeli-annexed East Jerusalem. As a result of the planning regime of the Israeli-controlled Jerusalem municipality, Palestinians suffer from imposed urbanization. This experience of physical and sociocultural siege manifests a particular spatial fabric. Its elements include the phy

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Jerusalem: From Siege to a City’s Collapse?ed the Palestinian-Israeli agenda for the past two years. Israel views the separation wall as a unilateral step intended to counter bombings against Israeli civilians and domestic insecurity. Israel’s claims, however, that the wall was constructed for security reasons, does not constitute a politica