Titlebook: Decolonizing Palestinian Political Economy; De-development and B Mandy Turner (Director),Omar Shweiki (Researcher) Book 2014 Palgrave Macmi

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State-Directed ‘Development’ as a Tool for Dispossessing the Indigenous Palestinian Bedouin-Arabs inat is systematically being underdeveloped, within the context of a high-income, developed state. Traditionally, they inhabited the Naqab Desert, were organized into tribes, and derived their livelihood from animal husbandry and seasonal agriculture. Presently, they have the lowest education levels a

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Planning the Divide: Israel’s 2020 Master Plan and its impact on East Jerusaleme wider Palestinian-Israeli conflict.. After the 1967 occupation, Israel set in motion a series of policies designed to ‘create facts on the ground’. To this end, a two-fold strategy was adopted and implemented with great speed and energy. First, as a means of establishing a strong Jewish physical p

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The Role of the Tunnel Economy in Redeveloping Gaza, and the resulting reconfiguration of Gaza’s economy. It details how the embargo imposed on Gaza by Israel transformed the lives of Gaza’s 1.7 million inhabitants, and rendered them dependent on underground conduits for basic supplies. As a response to years of punishing blockade and economic asphy

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Before and Beyond Neoliberalism: The Political Economy of National Liberation, the PLO and alestinian political economy.. Earlier studies focused their attention on the role of international organizations and donors on Palestinian economy and politics in the period following the signing of the Oslo Accords.. More recent scholarship has focused on the policies of the Palestinian Authority

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Learning the Lessons of Oslo: State-building and Freedoms in Palestinetext, as development in the conventional sense has presently been rendered virtually impossible. The Palestinian polity presently faces the uncertainty of an endless permanent transition, and Israel has infinite opportunities for intervention at its disposal given the uncertain transitional status o

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-4803-7tarkly demonstrated. DAM (from Lyd in Israel) and PR (from Gaza) feel a strong bond with each other, but they cannot meet in person. PR, in particular, is isolated in the ghetto that Gaza has become due to the blockade which incarcerates its population, and is unable to join the other Palestinian ra

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