Routledge The Territories of Identity: Architecture & Globalization

This Routledge book explores how globalisation reshapes our understanding of identity through the lens of architecture, place and memory. The author examines the spatial and representational dimensions of cultural transformation in the modern world, moving beyond traditional concerns about identity loss to reveal deeper connections between architectural practice and the evolving nature of identity itself. The work cuts across disciplinary boundaries, offering critical perspectives on how contemporary exchange and new forms of cultural production challenge established conceptual foundations. Essential reading for scholars, architects and theorists interested in the intersection of space, representation and identity in an interconnected world.