1st Edition
Urban Recovery Intersecting Displacement with Post War Reconstruction
1. Re-Conceptualizing Urban Recovery in the Age of Protracted Displacement
Howayda Al-Harithy
Part 1: Understanding Systems and Scales of Governance
2. Global Compacts or Containment? Geopolitics by Design
Jennifer Hyndman
3. Refugees, Resettlement, and the Territorial Correlates of Resilience
Diane E. Davis
4. Spatial Patterns, Gray Spacing, and Planning Policy Implications: The Urbanization of Forced Population Displacement in Lebanon
Mona Harb, Mona Fawaz, and Carla Al-Hage
5. Governing Displaced Cities: Calibrating Reconstruction Amidst Instability
Loren Landau
6. City Development Frame as a Tool for Urban Recovery in Azaz (Syria)
Ghiath Al Jebawi
Part 2: Housing the Displaced
7. Understanding Protracted Displacement Through the Dwelling: The Temporal Injustice of the Not Quite, Not Yet Solutions to Refugee Crises
Cathrine Brun
8. Learning to be a City: Emerging Practices for Housing the Displaced in Bar Elias (Lebanon)
Joana Dabaj, Camillo Boano, and Howayda Al-Harithy
9. The Urban Recovery of Baghdad’s Neighborhoods in the Aftermath of ‘Al-Taifiyah’ Sectarian Conflict
Namariq Al-Rawi
Part 3: Conceiving of Cultural Heritage in the Recovery Process
10. From Recovery to Resilience: Challenges and Opportunities for Post-Crisis Recovery of Urban Cultural Heritage
Rohit Jigyasu
11. The [Framing] of Heritage in the Post-War Reconstruction of Beirut Central District (Lebanon)
Howayda Al-Harithy and Dina Mneimneh
12. The Politics of Urban Recovery in a Soviet-Era Spa Resort Town: Heritage Tourism and Displaced Communities in Tskaltubo, Georgia
Suzanne Harris-Brandts and David Sichinava
13. Creative Institutionalism: Statecraft Beyond the State in Palestine
Chiara de Cesari
14. Souls of Homes: Heritage as a Manifestation of Community Relationships Through Space and Time
Eva Ziedan
Part 4: Space and Imaginaries in Framing Post-crisis Recovery(s)
15. Transient City – Steadfast Camp: Re/Construction of Ancient Rome and Present Dheisheh
Elena Isayev
16. Urban Recovery at the Mall: Displacement and Solace in Beirut’s Spaces of Consumption
Judith Naeff
17. Confiscated Imaginaries: Notes on a Work in Progress
Omar Mismar
Biography
Howayda Al-Harithy is a Professor of architecture at the department of architecture and design at the American University of Beirut and Research Director at the Beirut Urban Lab. She is editor of Lessons in Post-War Reconstruction: Case Studies from Lebanon in the Aftermath of the 2006 War, published by Routledge in 2010.
