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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An Efficient and Reliable flooding in MANETsal 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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Conclusions and Future Directions,oday’s neighborhood of 12,000 inside the Israeli Jerusalem metropolis. This essay will trace the landscaping traditions and building heritages that characterized this transformation and its influence upon contemporary East Jerusalem planning confrontations. This tack differs from the predominant man

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Makoto Nakano,Bayanjargal Purevdorjed 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

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Jan Christian Habel,Thorsten Assmannay will examine the existing and projected road system from two perspectives. First, a comparison will be made between the Palestinian neighborhoods in East Jerusalem and their contemporaries in the western part of the city. Second, we will examine the network of roads and traffic arrays in the Jeru

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When Black Is Not Black Enough, aquifers-no less those contested by Israel and Palestinians-cross national borders. Since Israel controls the Jordan River, groundwater has become the only possible water resource for Palestinians. Still, Israel insists on exploiting the majority of groundwater reservoirs, leaving Palestinians with

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-02770-4rian, and political-one by-product of the wall has yet to be seriously examined: the effect it has on one’s imagination of the Other. The issue of seeing, or, in our case, not seeing the Other may not be of enormous consequence in the short run, but there is no doubt in my mind that it will have ser