Architectural Tourism Aidan Worsley Familiar landscapes turn into exotic

Familiar landscapes turn into exotic and mysterious worlds to discover and explore

including handling pregnancy and motherhood while building a career

Savelsberg's text provides a much-needed criminological insight to the topic

social inequalities

These chapters will challenge and develop thinking on intersectional identities

Architectural Tourism Aidan Worsley Familiar landscapes turn into exoticShelley Hornstein is Professor of Architectural History and Visual Culture at York University, Canada. Her work looks at the intersection of memory and place in architecture and urban sites. She is also exploring issues of demolition, virtual space and Jewish topographies, and the imbrication of architecture and human rights. A graduate of the Universit+ de Strasbourg, France, Professor Hornstein has served as Associate Dean, Co Director of the Centre