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Updated 1 October 2020 Full bibliography of titles & categories in one old-fashioned PDF. Categories History Today ~ Older History ~ Culture ~ Fiction ~ Poetry ~ Biography Christian Palestinians ~ LGBT Welcome to a bibliography of the most significant books on the Palestinian struggle. The site takes its inspiration from British Writers in Support of Palestine (www.bwisp.wordpress.com), co-ordinated by the novelist-poet Naomi Foyle. Your compiler was a curator at The British Library for twenty years and the titles included here have been confirmed by held copies at the BL, various university libraries, and from online booksellers. Printed bibliographies at the back of books sometimes misspell author’s names so I’ve made an effort to correct them by using the official catalogue records, which do have human errors but are more reliable than any author, book indexer, or publisher. SEARCHING : These are splayed out into several categories, to make it easier for browsing, what people used to do in physical libraries. So, if you don’t find quite what you want in one list, check another one. PALESTINIAN BOOKS’ listings are not intended to be complete, and could never be. The poetry strand is admittedly a weak one for your editor. A very few “Liberal Zionist” works are included, but these are not emphasised here. The Christian movement for Palestinian rights is, hopefully, well-represented, but Christian Zionists will have to look elsewhere. Uncredited comments about individual titles are mine, otherwise they’re credited to an author, critic, or source publication. NOTHING, nothing at all is for sale on this site, and listings do not indicate my endorsement, only significance in the long canon of Palestinian titles. This resource is updated and amended regularly, so suggestions for additions and corrections are appreciated. BOOKS Yes, books, whether you could ever find them in a bookshop or not. University press businesses have for years distributed mainly to the university library market, but times have changed. As of now, Routledge-Taylor & Francis Publishers emphasise an academic focus but a work is often published as an over-£100 expensive hardback and later a £40 paperback, but these are likely printed-on-demand, with e- book versions under £30. In this publisher’s case, we are grateful that they accept and make available monograph-length research aspects of the Palestinian struggle. OTHER SOURCES : This website solely suggests books, what librarians term ‘monographs’ (single-topic printed publications, even weighty pamphlets). There are many magazines / journals in existence, the best of which is the Journal of Palestine Studies, which picked up the torch lit by Walid Khalidi’s Institute for Palestine Studies (IPS), in Beirut. The IPS has published many individual book titles (palestine-studies.org). A great many magazines, journals, and worldwide newspapers (such as al-Difa, aka Ad-Difaa, from 1934, and Filastin, La Palestine / raʾis̄ al-tahṛ ir̄ Yusuf̄ al-ʿIs̄ á, from 1911) are held at the British Library and numerous university libraries. A volume of selected articles from the Palestinian press is Fred Pragnell’s Palestine Chronicle, 1880-1950, listed in the OLDER PALESTINE HISTORY section of this site. The British Library holds many United Nations resolutions and reports, plus much vintage ephemera (thin pamphlets), which aren’t included here and are unlikely to get catalogued individually; you can search their main catalogue : www.bl.uk. Also valuable are other periodicals. The Journal of Palestinian Refugee Studies [JPRS], was published by The Palestinian Return Centre, in London. The Washington Report on Middle East Affairs has a dedicated focus on Palestinian struggle; subscriptions from $10 online – wrmea.org). With a more regional focus and an occasional nod to the Palestinians are : Middle East Report, published from Washington DC by the Middle East Research & Information Project/MERIP (from £42 online – merip.org); The Middle East, published by Alliance Media (enquiries to : [email protected]); the Los Angeles-published al-Jadid aka Aljadid : A Record of Arab Culture & Arts (Nagam Cultural Project, 1995-); and the Arab News Bulletin, published by the Arab Office in London (1946-1949) and Washington DC (1946-1948). The Palestine Police Old Comrades’ Association has published its News Letter, from issue no. 1 (March 1950) to at least no. 244 (Winter 2013), and this run is held at the British Library. ~ ONLINE ONLY~ Palestine Land Society (plands.org), is Salman Abu Sitta’s cartographic gift of several decades’ research, updating British 19thC mapping to every dunam at the point of the 1948 Nakba. 87% of the land from which Palestinians were ethnically cleansed…still has no housing. Palestine Briefing (palestinebriefing.org), which documents the British and European Parliaments’ discussions on Palestine; it is published by Martin Linton, politics author, operator of Labour2Palestine, and former Labour Party MP. Electronic Intifada (electronicintifada.net) News website. B’Tselem (btselem.org) – The Israeli Information Center for Human Rights in the Occupied Territories offer many downloadable reports and statistics. Al-Haq Centre (alhaq.org) – “Defending Human Rights in Palestine since 1979” – numerous downloadable reports on topics including settler violence and Israel’s resource-pillage of the Dead Sea. Bidoun (bidoun.org) ~ Middle Eastern focus magazine, which archives articles from other publications; simply search ‘Palestinian.’ Keep up with current fiction in the wider Arabic world via : M. Lynx Qualey’s exciting ARABIC LITERATURE (IN ENGLISH) site, arablit.org thetanjara.blogspot.co.uk / en.qantara.de Palestine Today See also the reading list on Older Palestine History which follows below Nahla Abdo Captive Revolution : Palestinian Women’s Anti-Colonial Struggle within the Israeli Prison System (Pluto Press, 2014). Both a story of present detainees and the historical Socialist struggle throughout the region. Women in Israel : Race, Gender and Citizenship (Zed Books, 2011) Women and Poverty in the OPT (? – 2007) Nahla Abdo-Zubi, Heather Montgomery & Ronit Lentin Women and the Politics of Military Confrontation : Palestinian and Israeli Gendered Narratives of Dislocation (New York City : Berghahn Books, 2002) Nahla Abdo, Rita Giacaman, Eileen Kuttab & Valentine M. Moghadam Gender and Development (Birzeit University Women’s Studies Department, 1995) Stéphanie Latte Abdallah (French Institute of the Near East) & Cédric Parizot (Aix-Marseille University), editors Israelis and Palestinians in the Shadows of the Wall : Spaces of Separation and Occupation (Ashgate, 2015 – originally published in French, Paris : MMSH, 2011) Contents : Shira Havkin : Geographies of Occupation – Outsourcing the checkpoints – when military occupation encounters neoliberalism / Stéphanie Latte Abdallah : Denial of borders: the Prison Web and the management of Palestinian political prisoners after the Oslo Accords (1993-2013) / Emilio Dabed : Constitutionalism in colonial context – the Palestinian basic law as a metaphoric representation of Palestinian politics (1993-2007) / Ariel Handel : What are we talking about when we talk about ‘geographies of occupation’? / Yaakov Garb : The Economy of Separation – Porosity, fragmentation, and ignorance: insights from a study of freight traffic / Basel Natsheh and Cédric Parizot : From chocolate bars to motor cars – separation and goods trafficking between Israel and the West Bank (2007-2010) / Nicolas Pelham : The rise and fall of Gaza’s tunnel economy (2007-2014) / Lev Luis Grinberg : Economic discourses and the construction of borders in the Israeli Palestinian space since the 1967 occupation / Dganit Manor : Stories at the Margins – Operationalizing nationalism – the security practice and the imagined figure of the ‘Arab’ enemy among Israeli ‘security amateurs’ / Elisabeth Marteu : Identity, solidarity, and socioeconomic networks across the separation lines: a study of relations between Palestinians in Israel and in the Occupied Territories / Valérie Pouzol : From a ‘gay paradise’ to a pioneer frontier: constructs of the ‘frontier’ in the activist struggle and activist discourse of LGBTQs in Israel and Palestine, 1988-2012 / Marc Hecker : Political Crossings – Activists without borders? Tours to Israel and the Palestinian Territories organized from France / Karine Lamarche : Israel to Palestine, and back: meeting with post-2000 Israeli activists against the occupation / Esmail Nashif : Bodily relief – some observations on martyrdom operations in Palestine. Rabab Abdulhadi, Evelyn Alsultany & Nadine Naber, editors Arab & Arab American Feminisms (Syracuse University Press, 2011) Numerous entries on Palestine, Palestinian identity in the USA, and queer representation. Contributors include : editors, Suheir Hammad, Mervat F. Hatem, Amal Amireh, Ella Shohat (interview), Zeina Zaatari, Nadine Naber, Elizabeth Winslow, Youmna Chlala, Mony El-Ghobashy, L.A. Hyder, Mohja Kahf, Kyla Wazana Tomkins, Nada Elia, Noura Erakat, Therese Saliba, Dena Al-Adeeb (interview), Amira Jarmakani, Susan Muaddi Darraj, Moulouk Berry, Imani Yatouma, Lisa Suhair Majaj, Huda Jadallah, Joe Kadi (interview), Amal Hassan Fadalalla, Randa Jarrar, Sherene Seikaly, and Emmane Bayoumi. Daud Abdullah (Director, Middle East Monitor) Edited with Ibrahim Hewitt : The Battle for Public Opinion in Europe : Changing Perceptions of the Palestine-Israel Conflict with foreword by Karen Koning AbuZayd. (Middle East Monitor,
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