Titlebook: Innovations for Land Management, Governance, and Land Rights for Sustainable Urban Transitions; The Middle Eastern P Ahmed M. Soliman,Ramin

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Ali Abdelhamideches and papers presented at the 1993 EBEN conference in Oslo, Norway. The theme of this year‘s conference was "The Use of Consultancy: Ethical Demands and Require­ ments" and there was a special focus on Eastern Europe. Of over 40 papers present­ ed at the conference from 165 participants represen

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Hanadi Samhan,Camillo Boanoophical reflection is to recognize and, where necessary and possible, exorcise them. Men and women in medicine typically view their work as empirically-oriented, a-philosophical, presuppositionless, practical, and free of demons and ghosts. A practical consequence of this innocent and pervasive pers

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Mohab Elrefaieion of whether and in what ways it is possible to provide a moral justification for community-based approaches to cultural policy. In other words, are there good ethical reasons why the state should intervene to support culture, and what might they be? This chapter will argue that, in considering co

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IntroductionMiddle East Region with case studies from Egypt, Jordan, Palestine, Lebanon, Iraq and Iran. In doing so the contributors have endeavored to identify the wider impacts towards sustainable urban transitions. As such, the remit of the book goes beyond specific focus on land and includes contributions o

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