A Territory in Conflict: Eras of Development and Urban Architecture in Gaza (Culture Politics & the Built Environment)
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A Territory in Conflict: Eras of Development and Urban Architecture in Gaza (Culture Politics & the Built Environment)

by Fatina Abreek-Zubiedat

Middle East Studies Architecture Urban Studies
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A Territory in Conflict explores Gaza through its changing eras of development and urban architecture. Bringing together questions of culture, politics, and the built environment, this study offers a focused perspective on the evolution of urban space in a territory shaped by conflict and historical change.

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A Territory in Conflict examines Gaza through the history of its development and urban architecture.

The book considers the built environment in relation to culture and politics.

Organized around different eras, it offers a historical perspective on how urban form and development have evolved.

Suitable for readers interested in architecture, urban studies, the history of Gaza, and the relationship between place and political life.

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