Politics and Planning in the Holy City

Discover the intricate dynamics of urban development in the heart of one of the world's most contested cities with Politics and Planning in the Holy City by Gedalia Auerbach. Published in 2007, this insightful hardback delves into the complex interplay between city planning and the diverse political landscapes of Jerusalem. With 148 pages of in-depth analysis, Auerbach explores how the interests of professional planners often clash with the multifaceted political perspectives that shape this historic city.

Uncover the challenges and implications of planning in a city where ethnic relations and local governance are deeply intertwined. This book is essential for anyone interested in city planning, political science, and the unique socio-political fabric of Jerusalem in the 21st century. Enhance your understanding of the ongoing debates surrounding urban policy and governance in this pivotal region of the Middle East.