... follows a group of local Palestinian activists who consciously chose the square to stage protests, thus reclaiming Arab Jaffa's material heritage and directly challenging recent histories of spatial expropriation by the Israeli state, the Tel Aviv municipality, and real estate developers. The analysis...

... in the Peripheral Economy of Nepal,” Annals of the Association of American Geographers , 82 ( 4 ): 608 –628. South Asia Bulletin, Vol. XI11 Nos. 1 & 2 (1993). The Road to Shangri La is Paved: Spatial Development and Rural Transformation in Nepal David N. Zurick Abstract...

... settlement in Nairobi, Kenya, the piece explores the social worlds animated by mobility, bringing renewed attention to social and spatial practices. These include strategies of economic and social cooperation used by residents to spatially constitute communities, imbue them with meaning, and in the process...

... to spatially bounded analytical frames, Ghazal proposes, is the network. © 2014 by Duke University Press 2014 networks Ibadism Middle East Mediterranean Africa Indian Ocean Zanzibar al-Busaidi Empire Mzab Nahda Islamic Reform print Arabic press area studies Funding...

... and the relatively discrete channels in which it materialized, which gave this mode of thinking a particular vitality and instability. African-Soviet entanglements unfolded in an expansive and uneven geography that incorporated diverse regions of Africa, the USSR, and beyond. Avoiding the temporal and spatial silos...

...Farhan Karim Abstract As political questions behind Pakistan's emergence distilled themselves into aesthetic questions of how to represent a country without a past, the debate erupted through the spatial practices determining the form and architectural character of the nation's two capitols...

... state a spatial narrative of fraught borders contiguous with metropoles, a condition that created a new tyranny of proximity. Copyright © 2020 by Duke University Press 2020 documentary films road construction cinematic gaze India borders Ladakh Bhutan infrastructure The aesthetic...

...Eirini Avramopoulou Abstract This article focuses on the temporal and spatial proximity mediating the lives of those who have been institutionalized in distinctive (albeit similar) ways on the Greek island of Leros, like asylum seekers and the mentally ill—and those working in asylum institutions...

... leftists and Kurdish guerrillas deemed “unidentified.” This article focuses on the cemetery for the kimsesiz in Kilyos, Istanbul in order to discuss the spatial ordering of death in the margins of social and political life in Turkey. These margins may be ethnic, religious, sectarian, or economic as well...

...Julia Verne; Markus Verne Over the last thirty years, the Indian Ocean has increasingly been conceptualized as a maritime spatial unit created by translocal relations and processes of exchange. Only recently, however, these relations are being examined from a “bottom-up” perspective, e.g...

... the articulations of national security in India's eastern borderlands through a gender lens to trace the logics of threat and protection that are made and unmade in everyday civil-military relations. The article explores the social and spatial forms through which civil-military relations unfold and proposes...

...Priti Ramamurthy Abstract The urban experience remains inextricably entangled with the rural for millions of poor migrants to cities in the global South who labor in informal economies. Translocal households, households that share the labor and costs of social reproduction spatially across the city...

... the act of seeing. By thinking through one refugee's experience and analyzing urbanism, architectural form and symbolism, and spatial-political organization, this essay suggests that ephemerality plays a part in structuring subjectivity, with implications for the narration of history. Copyright © 2020...

... that entail self-conscious negotiations with sites of cultural production and cultural capital. These practices of representation can be described as crossings in spatial terms (from East to West Amman), in economic terms (from a lower to a higher social class), and in cultural terms (from working- and middle...

... of the environment. Caste functions, among other things, as a spatial- sensory order. It is experienced as an inscription into the environment indeed, into the chemical and olfactory content of the air we breathe of the Brahmanical ideological premise that every caste has its own distinctive, hierarchically...

..., that it is a spatial or temporal exception to a city that is otherwise legible within the orders of land markets, master plans, governance codes, norms, and laws. In fact, it is auto- construction rather than planning that is the dominant mode of the production of urban space. Seeing the basti as part of a mode...

... of elsewhere. As colonialism, the plantation, and slavery the Caribbean is not simply a grand narrative of colo- integrate the region into broader spatial fields, so they nialism, the sugar plantation, and slavery. It is, as one of shape its distinctive temporality. In the Caribbean, in- its greatest...

... to aspects of spatial design and symbolism, as discussed below, there is little attention to how material actors—plants themselves—shaped these designs. Following anthropologists Sarah Besky and Jonathan Padwe that “as a site of more-than-human territoriality . . . gardens are both ruled and always at risk...

... a “global and spatial health needs of the popula- rank as the anthrax. It was a prolonged char- in tion, their health behaviors and factors, which acteristic of the eighteenth century...

... Press , 1999 . Coronil Fernando . The Magical State: Nature, Money, and Modernity in Venezuela . Chicago : University of Chicago Press , 1997 . Deshpande Satish . “ Hegemonic Spatial Strategies: The Nation-Space and Hindu Communalism in Twentieth-Century India .” In Community...