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Pulsing and pedestrian life: ideology in motion in Mitzpe Ramon, Israel
Amelia Rosenberg Weinreb
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Israel
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Pedestrian
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Ethnographic Case Study
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Negev Desert
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Pilgrimage
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Cultural Practices
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Public Space
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Commuters
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Pedestrian Behavior
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Collective Interests
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Spatio-temporal Constraints
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Rush Hour
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Community Norms
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Constraint Shapes
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Pedestrianism
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Urban Rhythms
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Arts and Humanities
Israel
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Motion
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Case Study
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Temporal
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Pilgrimages
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Rhythm
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Negev
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Cultural Practices
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Public Space
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Pedestrianism
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