Deriving a Narrative Infrastructure from Community Stories in Famagusta Walled City
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Jason Murray Winn
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Jason Murray Winn (Master Thesis). Deriving a Narrative Infrastructure from Community Stories in Famagusta Walled City, 2019, Eastern Mediterranean University.
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Cities and TownsCities-Environmental aspects-Urban policyCity planning-Community StoriesCity planning-Environmental aspects-Sustainable development-Historic Cities-Famagusta (Cyprus, North)Community Stories-Famagusta Walled CityFamagustaHeritage PreservationHistoric EnvironmentHistoric PreservationNarrativeNorthOral HistoryPlanning-Environmental policy-CyprusPublic HistorySocial HistoryStorytellingUrban Change-Historic preservation-Famagusta Walled City-Cyprus (Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, 1983-)Urban ConservationUrban DesignUrban HeritageUrban HistoryUrban PlanningUrban RegenerationUrban Transformation
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