Pages

Popular Posts

Showing posts with label Egypt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Egypt. Show all posts

From Bab al Bahr to Maspero

Read Article →
, While working on a paper on the emerging movements of urban activism and protest against neoliberal urban development strategies in Eg...
Posted by : DWGpArAllels
0 Comments

The fate of million housing units projects! مصير المليون وحدة سكنية!

Read Article →
  An Inforgraphic by  EIPR about Social Housing Project in Egypt during four ruling periodsبالأرقام  قصة المليون_وحدة عبر أربع فترات من ا...
Posted by : DWGpArAllels
0 Comments

Mapping Parallel University scene in Egypt

Read Article →
Alternative Models of University Education in Egypt symposium was a three day panel and networking event that brings together Egyptian ...
Posted by : DWGpArAllels
2 Comments

ما أشبه الليلة بالبارحة!!! طول العمرالعسكر عسكر!!!

Read Article →
Posted by : DWGpArAllels
0 Comments

From Change Control to Adaptation

Read Article →
Complex Adaptive Systems (CAS) are non-linear, self-organizing systems that have the ability to adapt to changing conditions through changi...
Posted by : DWGpArAllels
0 Comments

the struggle goes on

Read Article →
"What both the Greek and Egyptian elections show is that while elections matter and should not be ignored by socialists, they are onl...
Posted by : DWGpArAllels
0 Comments

Is informality to be the new paradigm?

Read Article →
In the clip above, Dr. Heba Raouf tackles, intensely, several issues related to the 25th Jan Egyptian Revolution. In this post, I'...
Posted by : DWGpArAllels
0 Comments

TeRRiT0rialiTy reductive p0lArizAtions

Read Article →
While I was reading in  Edward Said 's Orientalism , I passed by what he calls " territoriality reductive polarizations " re...
Posted by : DWGpArAllels
0 Comments

The destruction of Memory

Read Article →
The levelling of buildings and cities has always been an inevitable part of conducting hostilities and has worsened as weaponry has be...
Posted by : DWGpArAllels
0 Comments

Quotes

The people from the barrio built the city twice: during the day we built the houses of the well-off. At night and at weekends, with solidarity, we built our own homes, our barrio.

  —Andrés Antillano, resident of Caracas, April 15, 2004