Trajectories of conflict and peace Jerusalem and Belfast since 1994
This book is about the trajectories of urban conflict and peace in the politically polarized cities of Jerusalem and Belfast since 1994 how sometimes there has been hopeful change while at other times debilitating stasis and regression. Based on extensive research, fieldwork, and interviews, Scott...
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| Sprache: | eng |
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London, New York
Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group
2018
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| Schriftenreihe: | Planning, history and environment series
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Urban policy
> Peace-building
> Social conflict
> Conflict management
> Urban violence
> Jerusalem
> Northern Ireland
> Friedenskonsolidierung
> Konfliktregelung
> Friede
> Stadt
> Stadtbevölkerung
> Ethnic relations
> Belfast (Northern Ireland)
> Israel
> Großbritannien
> Nordirland
> Belfast
> Konfliktbewältigung
> Friedenssicherung
> Stadtplanung
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Tag hinzufügen | Zusammenfassung: | This book is about the trajectories of urban conflict and peace in the politically polarized cities of Jerusalem and Belfast since 1994 how sometimes there has been hopeful change while at other times debilitating stasis and regression. Based on extensive research, fieldwork, and interviews, Scott Bollens shows how seeking peace in these cities is shaped by the interaction of city-based actors and national elites, and that it is not just a political process, but a social and spatial one that takes place problematically over an extended period. He intertwines academic precision with ethnography and personal narrative to illuminate the complex political and emotional kaleidoscopes of these polarized cities. With hostility and competition among groups defined by ethnic, religious, and nationalistic identity on the increase across the world, this timely investigation contributes to our understanding of todays fractured cities and nations. "Creating peace for a city's intimate enemies is harder than making war. This book is about the trajectories of urban conflict and peace in the politically polarized cities of Jerusalem and Belfast since 1994 - how sometimes there has been hopeful change while at other times debilitating stasis and regression. Based on extensive research, fieldwork, and interviews, Scott Bollens shows how seeking peace in these cities is shaped by the interaction of city-based actors and national elites, and that it is not just a political process, but a social and spatial one that takes place problematically over an extended period. He intertwines academic precision with ethnography and personal narrative to illuminate the complex political and emotional kaleidoscopes of these polarized cities. With hostility and competition among groups defined by ethnic, religious, and nationalistic identity on the increase across the world, this timely investigation contributes to our understanding of today's fractured cities and nations"-- |
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| Beschreibung: | Literaturverzeichnis: Seite 232-239, Register |
| Beschreibung: | x, 246 Seiten Illustrationen, Karten 24 cm |
| ISBN: | 9781138087804 978-1-138-08780-4 9781138087729 978-1-138-08772-9 9781315110226 |