As the situation in Israel/Palestine seems to become ever more intractable and protracted, the need for new ways of looking at recent developments and its historical roots is more pressing than ever.
As the situation in Israel/Palestine seems to become ever more intractable and protracted, the need for new ways of looking at recent developments and its historical roots is more pressing than ever.
Yasmeen Abu-Laban is Professor and Canada Research Chair in the Politics of Citizenship and Human Rights in the Department of Political Science, University of Alberta. Abigail B. Bakan is Professor in the Department of Social Justice Education, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE), University of Toronto.
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Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations Introduction Part One: Social Sciences and the Israel/Palestine Racial Contract 1. The Idea of Israel and the Absence of Palestine: Limits and Possibilities for Scholarship 2. The Racial Contract and Israel/Palestine 3. Israel/Palestine from Local to Global: Palestine in the Post 9/11 Era Part Two: Global Politics and the Israel/Palestine Racial Contract 4. The Paradox of the United Nations: Human Rights, Israel and Palestine 5. Indigenous Palestine: Contested Origin Stories and the UN Declaration for the Rights of Indigenous People 6. Global Civil Society and "United Nations from Below": The BDS Movement 7. Israel's Rebranding Campaign and the Politics of Gender 8. Environmental Racism and Contested Territory: Land, Water and Air in Israel/Palestine 9. Israel/Palestine and the apartheid analysis: Toward a one-state solution? Conclusion: Global Response to the Israel/Palestine Racial Contract: BDS from South Africa to Palestine Epilogue: Towards a Politics of Solidarity
Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations Introduction Part One: Social Sciences and the Israel/Palestine Racial Contract 1. The Idea of Israel and the Absence of Palestine: Limits and Possibilities for Scholarship 2. The Racial Contract and Israel/Palestine 3. Israel/Palestine from Local to Global: Palestine in the Post 9/11 Era Part Two: Global Politics and the Israel/Palestine Racial Contract 4. The Paradox of the United Nations: Human Rights, Israel and Palestine 5. Indigenous Palestine: Contested Origin Stories and the UN Declaration for the Rights of Indigenous People 6. Global Civil Society and "United Nations from Below": The BDS Movement 7. Israel's Rebranding Campaign and the Politics of Gender 8. Environmental Racism and Contested Territory: Land, Water and Air in Israel/Palestine 9. Israel/Palestine and the apartheid analysis: Toward a one-state solution? Conclusion: Global Response to the Israel/Palestine Racial Contract: BDS from South Africa to Palestine Epilogue: Towards a Politics of Solidarity
Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations Introduction Part One: Social Sciences and the Israel/Palestine Racial Contract 1. The Idea of Israel and the Absence of Palestine: Limits and Possibilities for Scholarship 2. The Racial Contract and Israel/Palestine 3. Israel/Palestine from Local to Global: Palestine in the Post 9/11 Era Part Two: Global Politics and the Israel/Palestine Racial Contract 4. The Paradox of the United Nations: Human Rights, Israel and Palestine 5. Indigenous Palestine: Contested Origin Stories and the UN Declaration for the Rights of Indigenous People 6. Global Civil Society and "United Nations from Below": The BDS Movement 7. Israel's Rebranding Campaign and the Politics of Gender 8. Environmental Racism and Contested Territory: Land, Water and Air in Israel/Palestine 9. Israel/Palestine and the apartheid analysis: Toward a one-state solution? Conclusion: Global Response to the Israel/Palestine Racial Contract: BDS from South Africa to Palestine Epilogue: Towards a Politics of Solidarity
Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations Introduction Part One: Social Sciences and the Israel/Palestine Racial Contract 1. The Idea of Israel and the Absence of Palestine: Limits and Possibilities for Scholarship 2. The Racial Contract and Israel/Palestine 3. Israel/Palestine from Local to Global: Palestine in the Post 9/11 Era Part Two: Global Politics and the Israel/Palestine Racial Contract 4. The Paradox of the United Nations: Human Rights, Israel and Palestine 5. Indigenous Palestine: Contested Origin Stories and the UN Declaration for the Rights of Indigenous People 6. Global Civil Society and "United Nations from Below": The BDS Movement 7. Israel's Rebranding Campaign and the Politics of Gender 8. Environmental Racism and Contested Territory: Land, Water and Air in Israel/Palestine 9. Israel/Palestine and the apartheid analysis: Toward a one-state solution? Conclusion: Global Response to the Israel/Palestine Racial Contract: BDS from South Africa to Palestine Epilogue: Towards a Politics of Solidarity
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