Bāzār dar shahr islāmī: Persiska (Farsi) 1396

Middle Eastern markets are more than just a place for business. The reviews of this book show that markets, regardless of their location, size, and age, play important cultural roles in their societies, which reflect their historical evolution, industrial development, social and political status, urban morphology, and architectural functions. This book is an interdisciplinary study that explores market dynamics among a number of examples in Cairo, Damascus, Aleppo, Nablus, Bursa, Istanbul, Sana'a, Kabul, Tehran, and Yazd. Despite the existence of some contextual and functional similarities, each bazaar has its own unique and amazing history, as well as its own traditions and culture. The purpose of this book is to discover the dynamics of the market in a wide social space and its political perspective through the study of a number of examples from North Africa to the Middle East. This book contains articles about various features of the market from historical, architectural, sociological, and anthropological perspectives.