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New Islamist Architecture and Urbanism - Negotiating Nation and Islam through Built Environment in Turkey (Paperback)
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New Islamist Architecture and Urbanism - Negotiating Nation and Islam through Built Environment in Turkey (Paperback)
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New Islamist Architecture and Urbanism claims that, in today's
world, a research agenda concerning the relation between Islam and
space has to consider the role of Islamism rather than Islam in
shaping - and in return being shaped by - the built environment.
The book tackles this task through an analysis of the ongoing
transformation of Turkey under the rule of the pro-Islamic Justice
and Development Party. In this regard, it is a topical book: a rare
description of a political regime's reshaping of urban and
architectural forms whilst the process is alive. Defining Turkey's
transformation in the past two decades as a process of "new
Islamist" nation-(re)building, the book investigates the role of
the built environment in the making of an Islamist milieu. Drawing
on political economy and cultural studies, it explores the
prevailing primacy of nation and nationalism for new Islamism and
the spatial negotiations between nation and Islam. It discusses the
role of architecture in the deployment of history in the rewriting
of nationhood and that of space in the expansion of Islamist social
networks and cultural practices. Looking at examples of housing
compounds, mosques, public spaces, and the new presidential
residence, New Islamist Architecture and Urbanism scrutinizes the
spatial making of new Islamism in Turkey through comparisons with
relevant cases across the globe: urban renewal projects in Beirut
and Amman, nativization of Soviet modernism in Baku and Astana, the
presidential palaces of Ashgabat and Putrajaya, and the neo-Ottoman
mosques built in diverse locations such as Tokyo and Washington DC.
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