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The Re-Emergence of the Single State Solution in Palestine/Israel: Countering an Illusion book cover

1st Edition

The Re-Emergence of the Single State Solution in Palestine/Israel Countering an Illusion

By Cherine Hussein Copyright 2015
214 Pages
by Routledge

214 Pages
by Routledge

214 Pages
by Routledge
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Providing the first in-depth intellectual and organizational mapping of the single state idea’s recent resurgence in Palestine/Israel, this book enquires into its nature as a phenomenon of resistance, as well as into its potential as a counterhegemonic force in the making against the processes of Zionism. Reconstructing this moment of re-emergence through primary material and interviews with... Read more
Introduction 1 Antonio Gramsci, International Relations and the Politics of Resistance 2 Edward Said and Revitalizing Gramsci’s Project of Counterhegemony  3 The Oslo Accords and the Hegemony of Zionist Common Sense 4 The Re-Emergence of the Single State Solution: An Intellectual Mapping of a Movement in the Making 5 The Re-Emergence of the Single State Solution: An Organizational Mapping of a Movement in the Making 6 Building a War of Position: The Tactics of BDS, Anti-Zionist Jewish Voices and the Single State Solution Conclusion

Biography

Cherine Hussein is currently a Research Fellow at the Council for British Research in the Levant (CBRL), and the Deputy Director of the CBRL’s Kenyon Institute. She is also a Visiting Research Fellow at Sussex University’s International Relations Department. Her research focuses on the politics of social transformation in the Middle East, with a particular interest in the writings of Antonio Gramsci and Edward Said, and the role of organic intellectuals in instigating social change.

"Hussein’s argument has an internal harmony.Her case’s components fit tightly together with cumulative force... Her vigorously argued case-filled as it is with detail, demanding exegesis, logical firmness, and effective repetition of earlier points—succeeds overall. She is an activist, very much so, and lives up to the image of the organic intellectual that she invokes in more scholarly fashion in the pages of her book."
Timothy Brennan, University of Minnesota, USA in Journal of Palestine Studies

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