The Violence of Infrastructural Connectivity: Jerusalem’s Light Rail as a Means of Normalisation
It is commonly claimed that infrastructures are so banal and taken-for-granted that they only become visible when they collapse or cease to function. Indeed, the exclusion or disconnection of certain areas from infrastructural services has been termed ‘infrastructural violence’. In East Jerusalem, w...
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