Into the Fault Zone: Excavating the architectonics of occupation

在过去30年里，地缘政治危机的断层线不仅蔓延，生态、军事、金融和社会暴力的纠缠，已经成为支撑地球保持全球化的运行条件。在复杂交织的资源灾难的“多重危机”的背景下，占领断层线创造了条件，使(部分)军事空间观念成为政府的一种做法，模糊了军事和民间日常生活组织之间的界限。在这种情况下，本文着眼于反黎巴嫩山脉(黎巴嫩、叙利亚和以色列的边界)，挖掘使这一点成为可能的空间条件。这项研究不仅将占领作为一种战争技术，还将其作为一套协议，产生高风险的空间，从而产生高利息资本。这些逻辑如何渗透到感官知觉、精神生活以及地球本身，仍然没有得到充分的研究，但至关重要的是，这给出了为什么占领成为一个长期问题的永久解决方案的答案。通过研究这个地区的职业来世，我思考职业逻辑是如何在我们居住的空间的方式上继续运行的。如果空间已经成为占领的工具，最终只会变成一切，无处不在，那么我的研究提出了一种非常不同的重建概念。

Over the last 30 years geopolitical fault lines of crisis have not only sprawled, the entanglements of ecological, military, financial and social violence, have become the operative conditions which underpin the way the earth remains globalised. And in a context of 'polycrisis', of complex intertwined resource disasters, occupying fault lines establishes the conditions by which a (para)military perception of space has become a practice of governmentally, blurring the lines between military and civilian organisation of daily life. In the midst of this conjuncture, this thesis looks at the Anti-Lebanon mountains (border between Lebanon, Syria and Israel) to excavate the spatial conditions which have made this possible. This research navigates occupation not just as a warfare technology ,but as a set of protocols that produces high-risk spaces, hence, high interest-bearing capital. How these logics permeate sense perceptions, psychic life as well as the earth itself, remains under-researched, yet crucial as this gives answers as to why occupation becomes a permanent solution to a chronic problem. By researching the afterlife of occupation in this region, I consider how the occupational logics keep on operating on the way we inhabit space. If space has become the instrument of occupation which ends only to become everything, to be everywhere, my research proposes a very different notion of reconstruction.