Heterotopian Behaviour: Tabriz Bazaar Experience

Babak Taheri; Thomas Farrington; Máiréad Nic Craith; Kevin D O'Gorman

Heterotopian Behaviour: Tabriz Bazaar Experience

Babak Taheri
, Thomas Farrington
, Máiréad Nic Craith
, Kevin D O'Gorman

Institute for Northern Studies

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Whilst much existing research explores the concept of heterotopia and its contemporary spatial variants, this study aims to better understand the consumer who enters the heterotopian space: in this case, visitors to the Tabriz Bazaar, Iran.

langue originale	English
état	Published - 16 sept. 2016

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