Overview
A 2,500 word research review on lecture 7 (Home, Forced Displacement and Humanitarian Intervention - Terry Meade) include a discussion of around 9 sources (minimum) and develop your own critical position on this topic and build towards a research question. This should include the key source + 4 further sources from the reading list and a minimum of 4 other sources not on the list which you have found through your own research. develop a critical position in relation to the sources you have written about, and the selected theme. include images where relevant (with image captions), footnotes of the sources you have referred to as well as direct quotes, and a bibliography using Chicago style. use a range of sources including but not limited to: books, journal articles, newspaper and magazine articles, online articles, videos, photographs, drawings, maps.
Key source: Setha M. Low, ‘The New Emotions of Home’ in ed. Michael Sorkin Indefensible space: the architecture of the national insecurity state. Abingdon: Routledge, 2013.
Read pp. 233-257 of chapter.
Other sources(use 4 of them): De Cauter, Lieven. 2004. The Bloody Mystifications of the New World Order. In The Capsular Civilisation. Ed. Lieven De Cauter, 154-171. Rotterdam: NAi publishers.
Hailey, Charlie. 2009. Camps: A Guide to 21st Century Space. London: the MIT Press. Sennett, Richard. ‘Housing and Urban Neighbourhoods: The Open City.’ Urban Age, Berlin,
November 2006
Truijen, Boer, Otero Verzier. Architecture Of Appropriation. On Squatting As Spatial
Practice. Het Nieuwe Instituu, 2019.
Potrc, M. (2008) ‘Temporary Territories’, in Informal architectures: space and contemporary culture. London: Black Dog, pp. 158–163.
Za’atari Refugee Camp in Jordan Source: UNHCR/Brian Sokol
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Durham, J. (2008) ‘Between the Furniture and the Building (Between a Rock and a Hard Place)’, in Informal Architectures: Space and Contemporary Culture. Black Dog, pp. 192–193.
4 other outside sources not mentioned here