Mapping Return: Tenure, Memory, and Finding Home in Gaza (3)
Trust grows when people can point and say: “That is my building. That is my lane. Those are our names.” Following (1)…
Amir DUHAIR
Urban Planning & Digital Governance Specialist
Dr. Amir Duhair is a researcher and expert in urban transformation, digital planning tools, and sustainable development strategies in cities of the Global South. His academic contributions focus on integrating smart technologies into urban policies and fostering interdisciplinary dialogue at the intersection of governance, innovation, and spatial justice.
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After the Guns Fall Silent: Debris as a Beginning in…
If we teach the system on day one that unsorted dumping is acceptable, that weighbridges can be bypassed, that dust is the…
From Ruin to Spatial Justice: Reimagining Reconstruction in Gaza (1)
An op-ed reframing Gaza’s reconstruction through spatial justice and sustainable regional planning—from debris and tenure to resilient housing and infrastructure. To name…
The Living Dialogue of Criticism: Between Preservation and Creation
Criticism, at its heart, is far more than an instrument for exposing flaws. I have come to see it as a quiet…
Walking Through Memory: Cities as Keepers of Identity
Urban memory has always fascinated me, not simply as an abstract concept but as a living part of who we are. Cities,…
Acceleration and Depth: Rethinking the Question of Renaissance in Arab…
There remains an unresolved gap—one that runs deep in the fabric of contemporary Arab consciousness. A gap between what we see and…
Canada, the UK, and Australia Recognize Palestine: Coordinated Diplomacy and…
On September 21–22, 2025, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Australia issued coordinated announcements recognizing the State of Palestine. The choreography—timed around the…