...Roane Carey 2003 by Duke University Press 2003 Roane Carey Palestine Besieged: The Threat of Annihilation After many months of delay, primarily...

... . Cambridge, MA : Harvard University Press . Clifford James . 2013 . Returns: Becoming Indigenous in the Twenty-First Century . Cambridge, MA : Harvard University Press . Collins John . 2012 . Global Palestine . Oxford : Oxford University Press . Dabashi Hamid . 2012...

... imaginary priors. This essay explores this phenomenon in response to the topicalizing of Palestine by a research cluster at the University of Washington. Complaints about the cluster tended to rebut not our critical agenda but detractors’ imaginary of what those who do such work claim and do. The analysis...

... . Dabashi Hamid . 2016 . Iran without Borders: Towards a Critique of the Postcolonial Nation . New York : Verso . Hamid Dabashi Afterword: Palestine without Borders For much of history, empires have been the modus operandi of human political...

...Mohammed A. Bamyeh 2003 by Duke University Press 2003 Mohammed A. Bamyeh Palestine: Listening to the Inaudible This is the twenty-first century, how could...

..., and systemic contiguities among their conditions. Copyright © 2018 Duke University Press 2018 BDS human rights intersectionality nationalism Palestine References Activestills . 2014 . “ Photos: Tear Gas Not the Only Thing Connecting Ferguson and Palestine .” +972 , August 18...

...Saree Makdisi 2003 by Duke University Press 2003 Saree Makdisi The Israel Divestment Campaign and the Question of Palestine in America Serious and thoughtful people...

...: Palestine, Civility, Injury This Against the Day is concerned with academic freedom as it pertains to the discussion of controversial topics, in particular, Palestinian rights. The Israeli-Palestinian con ict is often presented as a special case, born of excep- tional historical factors...

...Mohammed A. Bamyeh 2003 by Duke University Press 2003 This content is made freely available by the publisher. It may not be redistributed or altered. All rights reserved. Mohammed A. Bamyeh Introduction: Why Palestine...

...Jasbir K. Puar This article examines the production of mobility obstacles and restrictions in Palestine, highlighting dimensions of the logistics of border crossings and movement in the West Bank in relation to disability rights frameworks. It argues two things: that the creation of what Celeste...

...Matthew Abraham Drawing upon Fanon’s central insights in Wretched of the Earth , this essay seeks to explore how Palestinian suicide bombers in the context of the Israel-Palestine conflict enact a biopolitical strategy, as part of an anti-colonial politics of struggle, to resist Israeli...

... refugee camps Israeli apartheid Palestine futures climate action student encampments ADVANCE PUBLICATION A G A I N S T the D A Y Majd Al-Shihabi The Camp and the Encampment: Reflections on Palestine Futures from the University of Toronto Student Encampment Seventy-six years after the Nakba...

...Voices from the Refaat Alareer Encampment, Ghent University Abstract This text is part of a larger piece on student encampments for Palestine. It provides an account of several students and staff who participated in the forty-day occupation of Ghent University's Refaat Alareer building...

... opportunities to stage dialogue about broader interests, sometimes concerning far-flung parts of the world, including Palestine. Conversations within campus organizations about contemporary political topics of the day can be compelling because they allow us to clarify individual and institutional values...

...Itamar Mann The BDS movement has cast its campaign in legal terms, successfully conceptualizing the regime currently in place in Israel-Palestine as one that violates international law and requires a measure of transnational enforcement. Yet, from the perspective of Jewish Israeli citizens...

... that is to this very day contested by scholars who prefer to see the Palestinian community as a national group engaged with other Palestinian groups in a national liberation struggle. The article focuses on various projects and highlights in particular projects that reconstruct pre-1948 Palestine as means both...

...Thomas Foster Anyone interested in finding critical perspectives on the Israel-Palestine conflict at a US university will readily recognize the seemingly unavoidable dynamic that the presence of a Palestinian or pro-Palestinian speaker on campus will generate. The period of questions and discussion...

... in Palestine. The interrogation site constitutes a condensation point for reading the colonial relations. Each interrogation encounter reflects a singular relation and simultaneously encodes the collective history of past, present, and future colonial relations. The interrogation encounter is a revealing...

... concerning the topic of Palestine-Israel that relate directly to debates over the meaning and purpose of academic norms and freedom. I argue that the exchanges demonstrate what we might call a discursive pattern in which certain faculty members seek to constrain the meaning of free speech so...

...Shon Meckfessel After our research cluster’s theorizing of common impasses to conversations on Israel/Palestine, we wondered what sort of approaches might break through the usual blockages to discussion. A visit by BDS proponent Omar Barghouti to our campus provided an opportunity for application...