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10. Dissecting Moments of Unrest: Twentieth-Century Kirkuk

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© 2020 Stanford University Press, Redwood City

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Figures and Maps vii
  4. Contributors ix
  5. Preface xi
  6. Acknowledgments xv
  7. PART 1. RETHINKING VIOLENCE IN URBAN HISTORY
  8. 1. Urban Life and Questions of Violence 3
  9. 2. The Semantics of Violence and Space 23
  10. Appendix to Part 1: Further Readings 37
  11. PART 2. CIVIC STRUGGLES: NORMS AND PRACTICES OF CONFLICT
  12. 3. Elite Conflict and the Urban Environment: Eighteenth-Century Cairo 43
  13. 4. Urban Space and Prestige: When Festivals Turned Violent in Jeddah, 1880s–1960s 61
  14. 5. Citizenship Rights and Semantics of Colonial Power and Resistance: Haifa, Jaffa, and Nablus, 1931–1933 75
  15. PART 3. URBAN CONNECTIONS: THE CITY AS A FRONT LINE
  16. 6. Challenging the Ottoman Pax Urbana: Intercommunal Clashes in 1857 Tunis 95
  17. 7. A Tamed Urban Revolution: Saudi Arabia’s Oil Conurbation and the 1967 Riots 109
  18. 8. Making and Unmaking Spaces of Security: Basra as Battlefront, Basra Insurgent, 1980–1991 127
  19. PART 4. EVENTFUL RUPTURES: ORDER AND DISORDER
  20. 9. A Patriotic Uprising: Baghdadi Jews and the Wathba 151
  21. 10. Dissecting Moments of Unrest: Twentieth-Century Kirkuk 169
  22. 11. War of Clubs: Struggle for Space in Abadan and the 1946 Oil Strike 189
  23. 12. Urban Rupture: A Fire, Two Hotels, and the Transformation of Cairo 211
  24. Afterword 231
  25. Notes 237
  26. Index 289
Violence and the City in the Modern Middle East
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https://doi.org/10.1515/9780804797764-015

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Figures and Maps vii
  4. Contributors ix
  5. Preface xi
  6. Acknowledgments xv
  7. PART 1. RETHINKING VIOLENCE IN URBAN HISTORY
  8. 1. Urban Life and Questions of Violence 3
  9. 2. The Semantics of Violence and Space 23
  10. Appendix to Part 1: Further Readings 37
  11. PART 2. CIVIC STRUGGLES: NORMS AND PRACTICES OF CONFLICT
  12. 3. Elite Conflict and the Urban Environment: Eighteenth-Century Cairo 43
  13. 4. Urban Space and Prestige: When Festivals Turned Violent in Jeddah, 1880s–1960s 61
  14. 5. Citizenship Rights and Semantics of Colonial Power and Resistance: Haifa, Jaffa, and Nablus, 1931–1933 75
  15. PART 3. URBAN CONNECTIONS: THE CITY AS A FRONT LINE
  16. 6. Challenging the Ottoman Pax Urbana: Intercommunal Clashes in 1857 Tunis 95
  17. 7. A Tamed Urban Revolution: Saudi Arabia’s Oil Conurbation and the 1967 Riots 109
  18. 8. Making and Unmaking Spaces of Security: Basra as Battlefront, Basra Insurgent, 1980–1991 127
  19. PART 4. EVENTFUL RUPTURES: ORDER AND DISORDER
  20. 9. A Patriotic Uprising: Baghdadi Jews and the Wathba 151
  21. 10. Dissecting Moments of Unrest: Twentieth-Century Kirkuk 169
  22. 11. War of Clubs: Struggle for Space in Abadan and the 1946 Oil Strike 189
  23. 12. Urban Rupture: A Fire, Two Hotels, and the Transformation of Cairo 211
  24. Afterword 231
  25. Notes 237
  26. Index 289
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