The author analyses architectural preservationists' narrative strategies to remake the histories of what were designed as racialized "European" zones - in opposition to "Indigenous" zones - as part of the documentation, preservation, and addition to the UNESCO World Heritage List.
The author analyses architectural preservationists' narrative strategies to remake the histories of what were designed as racialized "European" zones - in opposition to "Indigenous" zones - as part of the documentation, preservation, and addition to the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Robert Flahive is an international relations scholar interested in the politics of the built environment through a capacious interpretation of architectural history, international relations, and urban studies. He holds a PhD in Political and Cultural Thought from the Alliance for Social, Political, Social, and Ethical Thought (ASPECT) at Virginia Tech, an MA in Political Studies from the American University of Beirut, and a BA in English from Washington University in St. Louis.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Chapter 1 in White Cities 2. Chapter 2: Didactic Narratives: Preservationists' Tools for Remaking the Past 3. Chapter 3: Going Global: Institutional changes for the addition of White Cities to the World Heritage List 4. Chapter 4: Silencing Palestinians: Remaking settler colonial urbanism through the White City Tel Aviv 5. Chapter 5: Remaking the histories of the white city in Rabat 6. Chapter 6: 7. Chapter 7: Reclaiming the white city in Casablanca and the Moroccan state 8. Chapter 8: Conclusion
1. Chapter 1 in White Cities 2. Chapter 2: Didactic Narratives: Preservationists' Tools for Remaking the Past 3. Chapter 3: Going Global: Institutional changes for the addition of White Cities to the World Heritage List 4. Chapter 4: Silencing Palestinians: Remaking settler colonial urbanism through the White City Tel Aviv 5. Chapter 5: Remaking the histories of the white city in Rabat 6. Chapter 6: 7. Chapter 7: Reclaiming the white city in Casablanca and the Moroccan state 8. Chapter 8: Conclusion
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