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

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Impeded Development: The Political Economy of the Palestinian Arabs inside Israelhe expulsion of the majority of the Arab population from the land of the future Jewish state. Since then, the Israeli paradox of a professed equality for its non-Jewish subjects, who have nonetheless remained discriminated against as second-class citizens in reality, has yet to be resolved.

华而不实

The Role of the Tunnel Economy in Redeveloping Gazaplied to the Gazan economy until General Abdel Fatah Al-Sisi took power in Egypt in July 2013, overthrew its Muslim Brotherhood president, Mohammed al-Morsi, and as part of his campaign against Islamist movements in and around Egypt dismantled most of the tunnel complex that supplied Gaza and its Islamist rulers, Hamas.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-9951-0tegies have all been aimed at denying the Palestinian collective the rights and resources vital for their empowerment inside Israel, and the establishment of an independent and viable Palestinian economy and sovereign state within the oPt.

Exterior

The Economic Strategies of Occupation: Confining Development and Buying-off Peacetegies have all been aimed at denying the Palestinian collective the rights and resources vital for their empowerment inside Israel, and the establishment of an independent and viable Palestinian economy and sovereign state within the oPt.

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Hydro-Apartheid and Water Access in Israel-Palestine: Challenging the Myths of Cooperation and Scarcts at work shaping water relations, and by contextualizing the conflict over control and access to water resources. It argues that when water is lifted from the purely technical sphere and analysed as a political issue, the stark asymmetry of power relations and discrimination in its supply is revea

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(En)gendering De-development in East Jerusalem: Thinking Through the ‘Everyday’ar-old woman, the mother of five girls and a son, an educator who worked for years as a school teacher. Only four years ago, she lost her job due to financial hardships in her workplace. Here is her story: