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Jerusalem as a Divided & Occupied City, Issue 39 |
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Editorial |
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Editorial
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Several articles in this issue of the Jerusalem Quarterly are devoted to an examination of the nature of Jerusalem as a divided city. It is based on the work of a five-year British research project entitled Conflict in Cities and the Contested State based in the Universities of Cambridge, Exeter and Queen’s University, Belfast.1 The project does not look at any or every kind of divided city. The
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Michael Dumper
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There is a false dichotomy at the heart of the debate over the binational versus the two-state models in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. The dichotomy is based on the view that the two models are wholly separate and clearly defined types when in f
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Craig Larkin & Michael Dumper
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In Jerusalem’s Old City, religious sites and excavation projects have become increasingly significant scenes for political confrontation, as Israelis and Palestinians contest historical narratives, legal authority and territorial rights. Although mu
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Wendy Pullan & Maximilian Gwiazda
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Amongst Jerusalem’s many venerated and contested sites, the City of David, just south of the Old City, stands out for the speed with which it has recently become the centre of national and international attention. This fame has developed along two p
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Wendy Pullan
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Jerusalem is regarded as one of the classic divided cities,1 contested by two peoples, separated by ethnicity, nationality, language and religion, with concrete and visible fissures embedded in the urban fabric. The terminology is widely used, by th
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Wendy Pullan & Lefkos Kyriacou
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During the early years of the British Mandate period, the Pro-Jerusalem Society was established by British planners and architects in order to introduce Western style heritage procedures and produce plans for Jerusalem.1 The Society desired to prese
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Nitin Sawhney, Raed Yacoub & Julie Norman
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Lamees picks up her digital camera and tries again to capture a shot of the cascading homes in Shu’fat refugee camp, oblivious to the trucks rushing past her in the dusty road behind. The ten year old shows her photo to Anne, who asks Lamees what st
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