Third seriesspecial issue
Islamic city, European city, Mediterranean city
Settlement Structures, Social Configurations, and Legal Norms
ISLAMIC CITY, EUROPEAN CITY, MEDITERRANEAN CITY
Settlement Structures, Social Configurations, and Legal Norms in the Mediterranean Basin between the Early and Late Middle Ages
SdU No. 16 Eng_rid
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CONTENTS
- Ugo SoragniEditorial7
- Aygül AğırOttoman Istanbul: The Palimpsest of Capital Cities12
- Meriem Ben Ammar, Stefano MaisThe Oasis and Water Distribution in Medieval Bilād al‐Jarīd34
- Marco CadinuBlind Alleys: Foundational Elements of the Medieval Mediterranean City54
- Rosario ChimirriIslamic “Writings” in the Landscapes, Villages and Cities of Calabria74
- Nazzareno DavolosThe Islamic Urban Planning Model of the Road System of the Urban Center of the City of Crotone in the Shape of Tree90
- Lamia HaddaDead Ends: Spatiality and Sociality in the Medina of North Africa104
- Julio Navarro Palazón, Pedro Jiménez Castillo, Irene ZarcoLa alcazaba en Al‐Andalus: estrategias de implantación, estructura interna y funciones118
- José Miguel Remolina SeivaneLa mezquita Aljama de Córdoba (785). Proyecto de implantación y su relación con la trama urbana158
- Ermanno BizzarriTechnical Occupation Plan: The INA‐Casa as a Growth Opportunity for Freelancers in the Urban Development of the Cities. The Case Study of the Architect Mario Rispoli for In‐Depth Analyses of New Figures and Phenomena180
- Francesca GeremiaHistoric Road Pavings in the Roman Area. Rule of the Art and Its Operational Declinations. From the Seventeenth Century to Rome Capital202
- Vincenzo Maria LacollaSurvivors, Doubles, Urban Ghosts: Cinemas in Rome and the Image of the City Between the 20th and 21st Centuries224
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