Home, History and Possession in Israel-Palestine

Introduction Part I: Jaffa 1. The Micro-Politics of the Home as a Contact Zone: 218 Yefet Street, Jaffa 2. The Politics of Recognition and Mediated Agonism: 58 Shivtei Israel Street, Jaffa 3. Ruinations and Beginnings: 8 Hatsedef Street in the Maronite Neighbourhood - Suknet Al-Huresh, Jaffa 4. Between Antiquities and Ruins in the Neoliberal Age: Conservation of the New Saraya at 21 Raziel Street, Jaffa Part II: Jerusalem 5. Creative Destruction in Urban Planning Procedures: The Language Of 'Renewal' and 'Exploitation' 6. Between the Right to the City and the Right of Return: 37 Jabotinsky/El-Amir Abdullah Street, West Jerusalem 7. The Violence of Property - Ethnography of Missing Testimonies in Registry Office Documents: 3 Hama'aravim Street and 38 Keren Hayesod Street, Jerusalem 8. Property, Ownership, and 'Conservation': Settler Colonial and Neoliberal Practices and the Crack between Them at 5 and 7 Hovevei Zion Street in Jerusalem 9. The Micro-Geography of a Home as a Contact Zone: Urban Planning in Fragmented Settler Colonialism Part III: Between Theory and Practice 10. The Home as a Contact Zone: Performative Strategies and Practices in Promoting Israeli-Palestinian Recognition 11. The Archaeology of the Address in an Applied Student Project: Conceptual Plan for Palestinian Heritage Tourism in the Nuzha Neighbourhood, Jaffa 12. Students Learn about the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict through the Archaeology of the Address Project: Some Insights 13. Musical Sites as 'Whitening' 'Grey Spaces' at 7 Levontin Street, Tel Aviv 14. The Micro-Geographies of the Neoliberal Settler Colonial Regime: Concluding Comments