OASE 68, 2005, Home-land

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Content includes:
Pnina Avidar, Max Cohen de Lara, David Mulder, Marieke van Rooy, Editorial
Eric Bolle, The Philosophy of Exile
Sophia Vyzoviti, The “Immigrant’s Place of Getting Together” in Downtown Athens, A Model of Necessary Physical Environmental Conditions
Igor Marjanovic, Katerina Rüedi Ray, Chicago Immigration: Dreamscapes and Datascapes
Raoul Bunschoten, Longing and Belonging
Els Verbakel, Frontier Margins: Border Spaces in Flanders Fields
Max Cohen de Lara, Marieke van Rooy, Cultural Diversity as the Basis for Urbanism, An Interview with Haroon Saad
Oscar van den Boogaard, The House on the Surface of the City

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OASE 68, 2005. Designed by Karel Martens, Jeff Ramsey, Werkplaats Typografie
OASE 68, 2005. Designed by Karel Martens, Jeff Ramsey, Werkplaats Typografie

 

OASE 68, 2005. Designed by Karel Martens, Jeff Ramsey, Werkplaats Typografie
OASE 68, 2005. Designed by Karel Martens, Jeff Ramsey, Werkplaats Typografie
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