This research by 2013 Transregional Research Postdoctoral fellow Magid Shihade is part of an initiative by the Social Science Research Council on ‘transregional inter-Asian connections and contexts that aims at reconceptualizing and rethinking Asia, in order to go beyond the territorial and conceptual fixities of area studies that divide the region into East, West, South, Southeast’, and which moreover exceptionalizes one part of Asia – The Middle East – with a name that has no connection to the geography of the region. This has also led some states to fall in the cracks between these regions and sub-regions, an issue that raises many questions Shihade explores in his research.

Publication Details

Title
The place of Israel in Asia: settler colonialism, mobility, memory, and identity among Palestinians in Israel
Authors
Shihade, Magid
Publisher
Taylor & Francis
Publish Date
April 13, 2015
Citation
Shihade, Magid, The place of Israel in Asia: settler colonialism, mobility, memory, and identity among Palestinians in Israel (Taylor & Francis, April 13, 2015).
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