Third World modernism : architecture, development and identity

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Acknowledgements
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Chapter 1: Introduction: architecture, modernity and identity in the Third World
Part I: The will of the age
	Chapter 2: The Other Way Around: the modernist movement in Brazil
	Chapter 3: Depoliticizing Group GAMMA: contesting modernism in Morocco
	Chapter 4: Agrupación Espacio and the CIAM Peru Group: architecture and the city in the Peruvian modern project
Part II: Building the nation
	Chapter 5: Campus Architecture as Nation Building: Israeli architect Arieh Sharon’s Obafemi Awolowo University Campus, Ile-Ife, Nigeria
	Chapter 6: Modernity and Revolution: the architecture of Ceylon’s twentieth-century exhibitions
	Chapter 7: This is not an American House: good sense modernism in 1950s Turkey
Part III: Entangled modernities
	Chapter 8: Modernity Transfers: the MoMA and postcolonial India
	Chapter 9: Building a Colonial Technoscientific Network: tropical architecture, building science and the politics of decolonization
	Chapter 10: Otto Koenigsberger and the Tropicalization of British Architectural Culture
	Chapter 11: Epilogue: Third World Modernism, or Just Modernism: towards a cosmopolitan reading of modernism
Selected Bibliography
Contributors
Index