TY  - BOOK
AU  - Zuberi, Fahad (PA101917)
AU  - Mithal, Sonal (Guide)
TI  - Conflict and the built environment : the architecture of disturbed areas act, 1991  (Softcopy is also available)  
U1  - M.Arch TH-0193 
PY  - 2019///
N1  - Contents
Abstract   i
Acknowledgements  iii
Contents   v
List of tables   vii
List of figures   ix
List of Maps   xi
1.Introduction   1
2.Conflict and the City – A Theoretical Foreground   7
2.1. City, Segregation, and Ghettoisation   8
2.1.1. Migration to Cities and Segregation by the Individual   8
2.1.2. Segregation and Ghettoisation   9
2.2. Conflict   10
2.2.1. How does conflict emerge?   11
2.2.2. Inter-religious Conflict   12
2.3. City and Conflict – Theories in Spatial Approaches   14
2.4. Conclusion and Situating Research in Theory   16
3.Apartheid by Law – The Disturbed Areas Act, 1991   21
3.1. In the Shadow of Violence – The Act in History   21
3.2. The Act Today   25
3.2.1. The Politics of ‘Disturbed Areas’   25
3.2.2. ‘We, the People’ – The Act and the Constitution   29
3.2.3. Civil Society and the Act   30
4.“This Side of the River” – Paldi as the Site for Research   35
4.1. Demographics – Data and Narratives  35
4.2. Trigger for Research and Politics in Paldi   36
4.3. Communal Conflict and other Cases of the Act in Paldi   39
4.3.1. The Case of Delight Apartments   39
4.3.2. The Case of Mr. Munir Sheikh   40
4.4. Hence, Paldi   40
5.In Theory and Practice – Research Methodology   43
5.1. Research Claim and Research Questions   43
5.2. Research Methods   45
5.2.1. Mapping Disturbed Areas   45
5.2.2. Mapping Religious Sites   46
5.2.3. Mapping the Expression of Identity of the Built Environment   46
5.2.4. Mapping Sounds   49
5.2.5. Mapping Notional Borders   51
5.2.6. Mapping Conflict   51
5.2.7. Interviews   51
6.Paldi – Legal, Social and Spatial   55
6.1. Borders – Legal and Notional   55
6.2. Spatiality of Cultural Values   60
6.3. Where is the ‘Modern City’?   66
6.4. Maps   69
7.Sustained Conflict – Divided Cities   89
7.1. What is the legal producing?   89
7.2. Sustaining Conflict   92
7.3. Built Environment as Gradual Conflict   96
7.4. The Perpetual Loop of Spatial Production   98
Annexure A.Surviving Field Research – Methods and Measures   103
Annexure B.More Reading on the Subject - Bibliography 111

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