Examining the Palestinian refugee camp as a political object, Nasser Abourahme argues that settler colonialism is always as much a conquest of time as it is a conquest of land; it is everywhere a fraught struggle over time.
Examining the Palestinian refugee camp as a political object, Nasser Abourahme argues that settler colonialism is always as much a conquest of time as it is a conquest of land; it is everywhere a fraught struggle over time.
Nasser Abourahme is Assistant Professor of Middle Eastern and North African Studies at Bowdoin College.
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Preface ix Acknowledgments xi Introduction. Camp/Colony: In the Open Time of Dispossession 1 1. The Camp, Inevitable: Technomorality and Racialization in the Prehistory of the Camp Regime 33 2. The Camp, Formalized: Authority and the Built in the Management of the Interim 63 3. The Camp, Overcome: Revolution and Movement in the Impossible Present 93 4. The Camp, Undone: Negation and Return in the Vanishing Horizon of Settler Permanence 126 Coda. The Politics of Inhabitation 164 Notes 183 References 207 Index 223
Preface ix Acknowledgments xi Introduction. Camp/Colony: In the Open Time of Dispossession 1 1. The Camp, Inevitable: Technomorality and Racialization in the Prehistory of the Camp Regime 33 2. The Camp, Formalized: Authority and the Built in the Management of the Interim 63 3. The Camp, Overcome: Revolution and Movement in the Impossible Present 93 4. The Camp, Undone: Negation and Return in the Vanishing Horizon of Settler Permanence 126 Coda. The Politics of Inhabitation 164 Notes 183 References 207 Index 223
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