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Bibliography of Periodical Literature 16 NOVEMBER 2016–15 FEBRUARY 2017 Bibliography of Periodical Literature 16 NOVEMBER 2016–15 FEBRUARY 2017 COMPILED BY NORBERT SCHOLZ This section lists articles and reviews of books relevant to Palestine and the Arab–Israeli conflict. Entries are classified under the following headings: Reference and General; History (through 1948) and Geography; Palestinian Politics and Society; Jerusalem; Israeli Politics, Society, and Zionism; Arab and Middle Eastern Politics; International Relations; Law; Military; Economy, Society, and Education; Literature, Arts, and Culture; and Book Reviews. HISTORY (THROUGH 1948) AND GEOGRAPHY Abbasi, Mustafa. “The Battle for the Galilee: Maronites and the Palestine Village of Jish during the 1948 War.” JHLPS 15, no. 2 (Nov. 16): 249–73. Akcasu, A. Ebru. “Migrants to Citizens: An Evaluation of the Expansionist Features of Hamidian Ottomanism, 1876–1909.” WdI 56, nos. 3–4(16):388–414. Baeza, Cecilia. “Introduction” (Special Feature on Palestinian Migration, 1870–1940). JPS 46, no. 2 (Win. 17): 23–25. Banko, Lauren. “Claiming Identities in Palestine: Migration and Nationality under the Mandate.” JPS 46, no. 2 (Win. 17): 26–43. Barbeau, Aimee E. “Religious Voluntarism, Political Individualism, and the Secular: Nineteenth-Century Evangelical Encounters in the Middle East.” MES 53, no. 3 (17): 454–69. Bawalsa, Nadim. “Legislating Exclusion: Palestinian Migrants and Interwar Citizenship.” JPS 46, no. 2 (Win. 17): 44–59. Bazzar, Louzia. “The Making of Culture in Mandate Palestine” [in Arabic]. MA 39, no. 454 (Dec. 16): 95–116. Foster, Zachary J. “Was Jerusalem Part of Palestine? The Forgotten City of Ramla, 900–1900.” BRIJMES 43, no. 4 (16): 575–89. Masalha, Nur. “The Concept of Palestine: The Conception of Palestine from the Late Bronze Age to the Modern Period.” JHLPS 15, no. 2 (Nov. 16): 143–202. Meiton, Fredrik. “Electrifying Jaffa: Boundary-Work and the Origins of the Arab-Israeli Conflict.” Past and Present 231, no. 1 (May 16): 201–36. Norris, Jacob. “Return Migration and the Rise of the Palestinian Nouveaux Riches, 1870–1925.” JPS 46, no. 2 (Win. 17): 60–75. Radai, Itamar. “The Rise and Fall of the Palestinian-Arab Middle Class under the British Mandate, 1920–39.” Journal of Contemporary History 51, no. 3 ( Jul. 16): 487–506. Shavit, Zohar. “‘Can It Be That Our Dormant Language Has Been Wholly Revived?’ Vision, Propaganda, and Linguistic Reality in the Yishuv under the British Mandate.” IsS 22, no. 1 (Spr. 17): 101–38. Journal of Palestine Studies Vol. XLVI, No. 3 (Spring 2017), p. 1, ISSN: 0377-919X; electronic ISSN: 1533-8614. © 2017 by the Institute for Palestine Studies. All rights reserved. Please direct all requests for permission to photocopy or reproduce article content through the University of California Press’s Reprints and Permissions web page, http://www.ucpress.edu/journals.php?p=reprints. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1525/jps.2017.46.3.S2. Spring 2017 || 1 Bibliography of Periodical Literature Talbot, Michael. “‘Jews, Be Ottomans!’ Zionism, Ottomanism, and Ottomanisation in the Hebrew- Language Press, 1890–1914.” WdI 56, nos. 3–4 (16): 359–87. Xypolia, Ilia. “Cultural Propaganda and Plans for a British University in the Near East.” Mediterranean Quarterly 27, no. 3 (Sep. 16): 88–104. PALESTINIAN POLITICS AND SOCIETY Abdel Hamid, Muhannad. “The Seventh Congress of Fatah” [in Arabic]. MDF, no. 109 (Win. 17): 176–82. Adwan, Bisan. “The Palestinian Refugee Crisis: Is There Any Hope?” [in Arabic]. SD, no. 207 (Jan. 17): 116–19. Amara, Muhammad. “Language, Identity and Conflict: Examining Collective Identity through the Labels of the Palestinians in Israel.” JHLPS 15, no. 2 (Nov. 16): 203–23. Anishchenkova, Valerie. “Checkpoint Identities: The Battle of Masculinities.” SFS 6, no. 2 (Oct. 16): 155–57. ‘Ayyash, Adnan H. “The Immigration and Brain Drain of Palestinian Youth” [in Arabic]. MA 39, no. 453 (Nov. 16): 23–36. Bucaille, Laetitia. “Printemps et hiver Arabes dans les territoires palestiniens.” Hérodote,nos.160–61 (16): 287–300. Dakkour, Azar. “A Primary Reading into the Transformations of 1948 Palestinian Elites” [in Arabic]. MDF, no. 109 (Win. 17): 27–40. Al-Ghoul, Asma. “Considerations of Gazan Cultural Identity” [in Arabic]. MDF, no. 109 (Win. 17): 183–90. Grinberg, Omri. “Constructing Impossibility: Israeli State Discourses about Palestinian Child Labour.” Children and Society 30, no. 5 (Sep. 16): 396–409. Hilal, Jamil. “The Challenges Facing Palestinian Culture” [in Arabic]. MDF, no. 109 (Win. 17): 20–26. Høigilt, Jacob. “Fatah from Below: The Clash of Generations in Palestine.” BRIJMES 43, no. 4 (16): 456–71. Khoury, Elias. “Who Tells the Story [of Palestinian Culture]?” [in Arabic]. MDF, no. 109 (Win. 17): 13–19. Milad, Ashraf. “The Future of the Palestinian Diaspora amid the Syrian Influx” [in Arabic]. SD, no. 207 ( Jan. 17): 120–24. Monaghan, Jeffrey. “Security Development and the Palestinian Authority: An Examination of the ‘Canadian Factor.’” Conflict, Security and Development 16, no. 2 (16): 125–43. Natanel, Katherine. “Border Collapse and Boundary Maintenance: Militarisation and the Micro- Geographies of Violence in Israel-Palestine.” Gender, Place and Culture 23, no. 6 ( Jun. 16): 897–911. Peled, Kobi. “Things That Matter: Nostalgic Objects in Palestinian Arab Homes in Israel.” MES 53, no. 2 (17): 229–49. Peteet, Julie. “Camps and Enclaves: Palestine in the Time of Closure.” Journal of Refugee Studies 29, no. 2 ( Jun. 16): 208–28. Saad el-Din, ‘Amr. “The Palestinian Context of BDS Development” [in Arabic]. MDF, no. 109 (Win. 17): 64–80. Saad el-Din, Nadia. “Fatah’s Seventh Congress: Deepening the Divide” [in Arabic]. SD, no. 207 ( Jan. 17): 156–58. Shafiq, Munir (interview). “A Witness to the Arab Era from Palestine” [in Arabic]. MDF, no. 109 (Win. 17): 124–48. Shaheen, Khalil. “The Seventh Congress Exacerbates Fatah’s Challenges” [in Arabic]. MDF, no. 109 (Win. 17): 201–7. Shahid, Leïla (interview). “La Palestine, les Arabes et le monde arabe: Entre rivalités et représentation.” Hérodote,nos.160–61 (16): 273–86. Shehadeh, Amer, Gerrit Loots, Johan Vanderfaeillie, et al. “The Association between Parental Imprisonment and the Mental Health of Palestinian Adolescents.” Child and Adolescent Mental Health 21, no. 3 (Sep. 16): 154–60. 2 || Journal of Palestine Studies Bibliography of Periodical Literature Tamari, Salim. “Interview with Ibrahim Dakkak (1929–2016): A Life of Struggle for Palestinian Rights.” JPS 46, no. 2 (Win. 17): 83–90. Tamari, Valdimir. “Remembering My Friend, Hani Jawhariyyeh.” JQ, no. 67 (16): 19–27. Tartir, Alaa. “Criminalizing Resistance: The Cases of Balata and Jenin Refugee Camps.” JPS 46, no. 2 (Win. 17): 7–22. JERUSALEM Arnaout, Abdel-Raouf. “The UNESCO Resolution Disqualifies the Occupation’sClaims[toJerusalem]” [in Arabic]. MDF, no. 109 (Win. 17): 171–75. Hamdan, Buthaina. “Palestinian Organizations of Jerusalem: A Funding Blockade amid the Failure of the Palestinian Authority and the PLO” [in Arabic]. MDF, no. 109 (Win. 17): 162–70. Hijazi, Aya. “Toward Spacio-Cide: Building the Museum of Tolerance over the Mamilla Cemetery in Jerusalem.” JQ, no. 67 (16): 97–109. Al-Jubeh, Nazmi. “Conrad Schick: Pioneering Architect, Archaeologist, and Historian of Nineteenth- Century Jerusalem.” JQ, no. 67 (16): 7–18. Kalbian, Vicken V. “Reflections on Malaria in Jerusalem.” JQ, no. 67 (16): 82–96. Lapidoth, Ruth. “Too Much Entrenchment? Legislation on Jerusalem.” IJFA 9, no. 3 (15): 397–403. Reybrouck, Karel. “The Occupying State Demands Loyalty from an Occupied People: The Expulsion of Jerusalemite Palestinians on the Grounds of Non-allegiance to Israel.” JQ, no. 67 (16): 124–36. Tamari, Salim. “Najla’s Dance: The Elusive History of the Al-Bireh–Jerusalem Train.” JQ, no. 67 (16): 110–16. Tamimi, Tamara. “International Justice in Jerusalem: Prospects and Impediments” [in Arabic]. MDF,no. 109 (Win. 17): 149–61. Uzer, Umut. “Turkey’s Islamist Movement and the Palestinian Cause: The 1980 ‘Liberation of Jerusalem’ Demonstration and the 1997 ‘Jerusalem Night’ as Case Studies.” IsA 23, no. 1 (17): 22–39. Zananiri, Sary. “From Still to Moving Image: Shifting Representation of Jerusalem and Palestinians in the Western Biblical Imaginary.” JQ, no. 67 (16): 64–81. ISRAELI POLITICS, SOCIETY, AND ZIONISM Abu Nasra, Muhammed. “The Islamic State and Israel’s Arab Population: The Scope of the Challenge and Ways to Respond.” StA 19, no. 3 (Oct. 16): 33–44. Agdemir, A. Murat. “All Quiet on the Western Front: The Outcome of Israel’s March 2015 Elections and the Peace Process.” ASQ 38, no. 4 (Fall 16): 639–55. Arar, Khalid, and Tamar Shapira. “Veiling and Management: Muslim Women Managers in Israel.” International Journal of Cross Cultural Management 16, no. 3 (Dec. 16): 367–84. Bareli, Avi. “Hierarchy, Representation, and Inclusion in a Reflective Democratic Culture: Conflicting Perspectives in Israel’s Nascent Years.” IsS 22, no. 1 (Spr. 17): 139–64. Chazan, Meir. “Israel Goes to the Polls: The Road to Elections for the Constituent Assembly, 1948–1949.” IsSR 31, no. 2 (Dec. 16): 80–100. Dubnov, Arie M. “Notes on the Zionist Passage to India, or: The Analogical Imagination and Its Boundaries.” JIsH 35, no. 2 (16): 177–214. Encel, Frédéric. “Quand les sionistes puis les Israéliens pensent les Arabes.” Hérodote,nos.160–61 (16): 301–17. Fisher, Netanel, and Avi Shilon. “Integrating Non-Jewish Immigrants and the Formation of Israel’sEthnic- Civic Nationhood: From Ben Gurion to the Present.” MES 53, no. 2 (17): 166–82. Spring 2017 || 3 Bibliography of Periodical Literature Fleischmann, Leonie. “Beyond Paralysis: The Reframing of Israeli Peace Activism since the Second Intifada.” Peace and Change 41, no. 3 ( Jul. 16): 354–85. Geller, Randall S. “The Status of Armenian Christians in Post-independence Israel: The First Decade.” MES 53, no. 2 (17): 250–70. Gruweis-Kovalsky, Ofira. “Menachem Begin’s World Travels in the 1950s: A Road to Political Legitimacy.” IsSR 31, no. 2 (Dec. 16): 22–40. Hornstein, Elona, and Yossi Goldstein. “Elon Moreh as a Symbol.” IsA 23, no. 1 (17): 40–65.
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