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Papers by Noha Nasser

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Journal of Planning Literature, Jan 1, 2003

Built Environment, Jan 1, 2004

Traditional Dwellings and Settlements Review, Jan 1, 2003

Journal of Architectural Conservation, Jan 1, 2003

Islam and Christian–Muslim Relations, Jan 1, 2005

Tradi ti o nal Dwel lings and Set tle ments Revi ew, Jan 1, 2003

Built Environment, Jan 1, 2004

Cities are, by their very essence, heterogeneous and cosmopolitan places; sites of dense social m... more Cities are, by their very essence, heterogeneous and cosmopolitan places; sites of dense social meetings, flows, interactions, and mixing (Pile, 1999). But at the beginning of the twenty-first century, this feature of the city has taken on particular poignancy as large numbers of ...

Global Built Environment Review, Jan 1, 2003

Built Environment, Jan 1, 2002

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Journal of Planning Literature, Jan 1, 2003

Built Environment, Jan 1, 2004

Traditional Dwellings and Settlements Review, Jan 1, 2003

Journal of Architectural Conservation, Jan 1, 2003

Islam and Christian–Muslim Relations, Jan 1, 2005

Tradi ti o nal Dwel lings and Set tle ments Revi ew, Jan 1, 2003

Built Environment, Jan 1, 2004

Cities are, by their very essence, heterogeneous and cosmopolitan places; sites of dense social m... more Cities are, by their very essence, heterogeneous and cosmopolitan places; sites of dense social meetings, flows, interactions, and mixing (Pile, 1999). But at the beginning of the twenty-first century, this feature of the city has taken on particular poignancy as large numbers of ...

Global Built Environment Review, Jan 1, 2003

Built Environment, Jan 1, 2002