While unlimited pedestrian mobility is usually considered a key characteristic of open
democracies and healthy urban communication, a global pandemic has re-organised how …

Against the backdrop of abstract accounts of a variety of processes associated with the 'end
of public space'(disneyfication, commodification, privatisation, gentrification, securitisation …

This is ultimately a book about how borders and boundaries are produced, reproduced,
challenged and diverted in post-conflict societies. Although borders and boundaries have …

Starting from the assertion on the subversiveness of walking, this text attempts to show how
the emancipatory potential of one of the most everyday forms of movement can manifest …

The “old city,” a widely recognizable category of urban space, has long been a locus of
development projects, state monitoring, and mass tourism, while also being home to …

We live in a time that has been called “the age of migration”(Castles and Miller 5).“[C]
onflict… extreme violence… severe economic and political instability…[as well as] climate …

I examine my dual role as artist and ethnographer in the creation of artworks including mixed-
media paintings and installations. Drawing from four works that combine art making and …

This study examines perceived safety of individuals driving through politically contested
territories. Using on-line surveys, residents of Israeli settlements in the West-Bank were …

Substantial changes in contemporary Bedouin society are reflected in the rise of'affluence
morbidities' which suggest that there is an increasing need to engage in physical activity …

The dominant paradigm of cultural heritage, as codified by transnational organizations,
governments, and professional organizations, centers preservation as the principal means …