The Common Camp: Architecture Of Power And Resistance In Israel-Palestine Irit Katz University Minnesota Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts

Seeing The Camp As A Persistent Political Instrument In Israel-Palestine And Beyondthe Common Underscores Role Of Spatial Employed For Reshaping Controlling Struggling Over Specific Territories Populations Focusing On Geopolitical Complexity Dramatic Changes It Has Experienced During Past Century This Book Explores Region\ S Extensive Networks Camps Their Existence Both Tool Colonial Power Makeshift Space Resistance Examining Various Forms Devised By Zionist Settlers Palestinian Refugees Asylum Seekers Other Groups Irit Katz Demonstrates How Serves Thread Shaping Lands Lives Subjects From Across Spectrum Analyzing Architectural Evolution Modern Engaged National Powers (As Well Those Opposing Them) Offers Unique Perspective Dynamics Highlighting Transience Become Permanent Ongoing Story Contested Territory Presents Novel Approach To Concept Detailing Its Varied History An Apparatus Used Population Containment Territorial Expansion Everyday Life Subversive Action Bringing Together Broad Range Historical Ethnographic Materials Within Context Singular Yet Versatile Entity Locates At Core Societies They Change Transform Σελίδες: 376 Διαστάσεις: 17 8X17 8Cm