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(Ebook) Dubai, the City as Corporation by Ahmed Kanna ISBN 9780816656301, 0816656304

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Authors:Ahmed Kanna
Pages:262 pages.
Year:2011
Editon:Hardcover
Publisher:Univ Of Minnesota Press
Language:english
File Size:5.34 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9780816656301, 0816656304
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(Ebook) Dubai, the City as Corporation by Ahmed Kanna ISBN 9780816656301, 0816656304

Somewhere in the course of the late twentieth century, Dubai became more than itself. The city was, suddenly, a postmodern urban spectacle rising from the desert—precisely the glittering global consumer utopia imagined by Dubai’s rulers and merchant elite. InDubai, the City as Corporation, Ahmed Kanna looks behind this seductive vision to reveal the role of cultural and political forces in shaping both the image and the reality of Dubai.
Exposing local struggles over power and meaning in the making and representation of Dubai, Kanna examines the core questions of what gets built and for whom. His work, unique in its view of the interconnectedness of cultural identity, the built environment, and politics, offers an instructive picture of how different factions—from local and non-Arab residents and expatriate South Asians to the cultural and economic elites of the city—have all participated in the creation and marketing of Dubai. The result is an unparalleled account of the ways in which the built environment shapes and is shaped by the experience of globalization and neoliberalism in a diverse, multinational city.
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