Introduction: Contextualizing Urban Reconstruction and Policy Innovation in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) Region. Part1.Past and Now.
2.Thinking Preservation and Reconstruction Through the Idea Of Urban Life: Reflecting on the practice of the Yalla Project in the casbah of Nablus, Palestine.
3.Creating sustainable public spaces in historic neighborhoods: Tale of Kuzguncuk Bostan of Istanbul.
4.Environmental Governance in an Unequal World.
5.War, Peace, and Reconstruction: Articulation and Synthesis of Lessons from International Experience in City Reconstruction.
6.The Millenary Cities of Mzab: A Paradigm for Contemporary Refugee Settlements in the Arab Region. Part2.Current Issues and Realities.
7.On Ruins and Emptiness: Colonial Spatiality and Urban Politics in Palestine.
8.Beyond neoliberalism in Morocco: The new Green City of Benguerir and the UM6P Campus: a case study of culture-driven city re-construction.
9.Benghazi: Conflict, Instability, Urban Degradation and Culture as the Catalyst for Post-Conflict Recovery.
10.Reformulation of The Urban Narrative of The Public Domain Of Al Quds Jerusalem As A City Of Conflict. Part3.Future and Re-Imagining City Reconstruction.
11.Refugee Camp Administration in Jordan and the Impact on the Development of the Hosting Cities, a Comparative Analysis.
12.Rethinking Sacred Urbanism in New Mecca Projects.
13.Aleppo Old City: An integrated Post-Conflict Built environment regeneration.
14.Re-Imaging Cities Using Skyscrapers: A global perspective with a focus on the Middle East and Dubai.
15.Innovation Policy and Urban Reconstruction: Paradigms Shifts.
16.Towards an Alternative Narrative of (Re)Construction of Contemporary Middle Eastern Cities: The Case of Gulf Cities.
17.Conclusions: Towards Sustainable Cities in the MENA Region.
18.Future Research: Charting the Course for Sustainable Urban Development in the MENA Region