When left with no savings, and little help to repair and reconstruct after military interventions, property becomes a moral relationship, as much as a personal asset: what ought housing to be used for, when urbicide becomes a core goal of warfare?
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- Data centre politics in the French local elections
- Scam centres in Cambodia
- Habermas, an unrecognised urbanist?
Guests:
Hannah Sender is a Leverhulme Early Career Fellow at the Urban Institute, ±¬ÁÏTV. Her current research examines
is a researcher at the , working on cultural heritage destruction and reconstruction in Palestine and Lebanon. Previous work included .
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