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- Title Pages
- Dedication
- Tables
- Illustrations
- Contributors
- Introduction Forms and Norms: Questioning Illegal Urban Housing in the Middle East
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1 Mukhalafat in Damascus: The Form of an Informal Settlement -
2 Selling One's Property in an Informal Settlement: A Praxeological Approach to a Syrian Case Study -
3 Securing Property in Informal Neighborhoods in Damascus through Tax Payments -
4 Inhabitants' Daily Practices to Obtain Legal Status for Their Homes and Security of Tenure: Egypt -
5 Vertical Versus Horizontal: Constraints of Modern Living Conditions in Informal Settlements and the Reality of Construction -
6 Politics of Sacred Space in Downtown Beirut (1853–2008) -
7 Shared Social and Juridical Meanings as Observed in an Aleppo ‘Marginal’ Neighborhood -
8 Secure Land Tenure? Stakes and Contradictions of Land Titling and Upgrading Policies in the Global Middle East and Egypt -
9 The Commodification of the Ashwa′iyyat: Urban Land, Housing Market Unification, and De Soto's Interventions in Egypt -
10 Public Policies Toward Informal Settlements in Jordan (1965–2010) -
11 Mülk Allah'ındır (‘This House is God's Property’) Legitimizing Land Ownership in the Suburbs of Istanbul -
12 Law, Rights, and Justice in Informal Settlements: The Crossed Frames of Reference of Town Planning in a Large Urban Development Project in Beirut -
13 The Coastal Settlements of Ouzaii and Jnah: Analysis of an Upgrading Project in Beirut
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Title Pages
- Source:
- Popular Housing and Urban Land Tenure in the Middle East
- Publisher:
- American University in Cairo Press
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- Title Pages
- Dedication
- Tables
- Illustrations
- Contributors
- Introduction Forms and Norms: Questioning Illegal Urban Housing in the Middle East
-
1 Mukhalafat in Damascus: The Form of an Informal Settlement -
2 Selling One's Property in an Informal Settlement: A Praxeological Approach to a Syrian Case Study -
3 Securing Property in Informal Neighborhoods in Damascus through Tax Payments -
4 Inhabitants' Daily Practices to Obtain Legal Status for Their Homes and Security of Tenure: Egypt -
5 Vertical Versus Horizontal: Constraints of Modern Living Conditions in Informal Settlements and the Reality of Construction -
6 Politics of Sacred Space in Downtown Beirut (1853–2008) -
7 Shared Social and Juridical Meanings as Observed in an Aleppo ‘Marginal’ Neighborhood -
8 Secure Land Tenure? Stakes and Contradictions of Land Titling and Upgrading Policies in the Global Middle East and Egypt -
9 The Commodification of the Ashwa′iyyat: Urban Land, Housing Market Unification, and De Soto's Interventions in Egypt -
10 Public Policies Toward Informal Settlements in Jordan (1965–2010) -
11 Mülk Allah'ındır (‘This House is God's Property’) Legitimizing Land Ownership in the Suburbs of Istanbul -
12 Law, Rights, and Justice in Informal Settlements: The Crossed Frames of Reference of Town Planning in a Large Urban Development Project in Beirut -
13 The Coastal Settlements of Ouzaii and Jnah: Analysis of an Upgrading Project in Beirut
