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Inhabitation: A Story of Return

From the book Inhabiting Displacement

  • Somayeh Chitchian
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783035623710-014
© 2021 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Boston
From the book
Inhabiting Displacement
Inhabiting Displacement

Chapters in this book (17)

Frontmatter
Acknowledgments
Contents
Introduction
PART I: Inhabiting the “Camp”
In, Out, and Beyond the Camp
Reversals: The University and the Camp
Architecture on the Move: (Re)Creating a Place in a Displaced World
Madafah: Who is Hosting Whom? The Everyday of Za’atri Refugee Camp and the Architectural Encounter
Between Securitization, Appropriation, and the Right to Dwell: A Multiscalar Analysis of Azraq Camp
PART II: Inhabiting the “City”
Interview with Gregor Brune, a Practicing Architect
Inhabiting Refugee Accommodations: A Comparison of Two Temporarily Transformed Buildings
Between Inhabitation and Dwelling: (Im)mobilities in Everyday Life
Architecture and Beyond: In / formal Spaces of Urban Refuge – Berlin
Displacement, Arrival, and Housing: The Case of Leipzig (Germany) and Mocoa (Colombia)
Architectures of Displacement: On the Aesthetics and Politics of Humanitarian Shelter
Epilogue
Inhabitation: A Story of Return
List of Contributors
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