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This anthropological work draws on recent theories about racial politics, colonialism, and urban spatial dynamics to examine social segregation in Jerusalem. The author examines the physical manifestations--walls, checkpoints, and separate road networks-- as well as myths, memorials, and monuments in the "Jerusalem of Israel's imagination," national boundaries, gendered politics of residential life, terrorism, policing, and the demolishing of homes and buildings.
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Politics and government, Jews, Palestinian Arabs, Influence, Arab-Israeli conflict, Ethnic relations, Ethnische Beziehung, Social conditions, History, Palestinian arabs, Jerusalem, history, Arab-israeli conflict, Jerusalem, politics and government, Jerusalem, social conditions, Jews, middle east, Middle east, ethnic relationsPlaces
Jerusalem, Middle EastTimes
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Colonial Jerusalem: the spatial construction of identity and difference in a city of myth, 1948-2012
2014, Syracuse University Press
in English
- First edition.
0815633483 9780815633488
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Table of Contents
Jerusalem, a colonial city under construction
Diverse absences: reading colonial landscapes old and new
Myths, memorials, and monuments in the Jerusalem of Israel's imagination
Arabs out of place: colonizing the old city
National boundaries, colonized spaces: the gendered politics of residential life
Appropriate places: terrorism, fear, and the policing of Palestinian men
Up from the ruins? demolishing homes and building solidarity in a colonial city.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 257-271) and index.
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