Routledge Handbook on Palestine

Routledge Handbook on Palestine

Badran, Amneh; Dumper, Michael

Taylor & Francis Ltd

12/2024

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Introduction Section One - A History of Palestine 1. Byzantine and pre-Islamic Palestine, c. 324 - c. 638 CE 2. The Early Arab Islamic Period (634 - 1099) 3. Palestine in the Ayyubid and Mamluk Periods 4. The Sweet Smell of Holy Sewage: Urban Planning and the Remaking of the Public Sphere in Ottoman Palestine 5. Palestine under the British Mandate 6. The 1948 War and the Nakba 7. The 1967 War and the Conquest of Palestine Section Two - Society, Geography, Economy and Demography 8. Palestinian Social Structure 9. Christianity in Palestine 10. Islam and Muslims in Palestine 11. Palestinian Islamist Movements: History, Ideology and Politics 12. The Political Economy of Fragmentation: Palestine After 1948 13. Land Use and Urban Planning in Palestine: Over a Century of Ongoing Colonial Legacy 14. Jerusalem Section Three - Contemporary Politics 15. Collective Consciousness in Motion: Palestinian Nationalism, Anti-Colonialism and the Struggle for Liberation 16. Zionism 17. The Palestinian Liberation Organisation and Non-State Actors 18. The Israeli Dominant Bloc System - The Rise of the Right and the Prospects for the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict 19. Palestinian Women's Movements 20. The Palestinian Refugee Issue 21. Lost Light: The Gaza Strip and the End of Viability 22. Reinstating the Significance of Palestine 23. Current Trends and Prospects for a Political Settlement Section Four - Palestinian Culture 24. Form Follows Life: An Overview of Palestinian Architecture Since the 19th Century 25. Education in Palestine 26. Palestinian Literature and Film 27. Palestinian Music 28. Contemporary Palestinian Art 29. Palestinian Food: Commensality and Cultural Resistance
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Israel-Palestine;Palestinian nationalism;Mandatory Palestine;Palestine studies;Arab-Israeli conflict