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Concrete Universality and the Ends of Revolutionary Politics: A Žižekian Approach to Postcolonial Women’s Writings
(Duke University Press, 2017)
Role of museums and botanical gardens in ecosystem services in developing countries: Case study and outlook
(International Journal of Environmental Studies, 2017)
Unprecedented environmental challenges require new tools. Knowledge based on scientific research is critical for the creation of environmental awareness and education in order to bring about behavioral changes in society ...
“New Arabic Inscriptions from the Bethesda Pool. Excavations in Jerusalem”
(2012)
Numerous fragmentary Arabic inscriptions were recovered during the course of archaeological excavations and reconstruction work carried out under the aegis of the White Fathers between 1865 and 1967 within the area of the ...
"Veiled for Day”: Social Justice Experiments and Race Pedagogies
(Springer, 2013)
The Gates of the City of Jerusalem in the Fatimid and Saljuq Periods (969-1099 AD)
(The University of Jordan, The Deanship of Academic Research and Quality Assurance, 2017-05-03)
This study discusses the gates of the city of Jerusalem during the Fāṭimid and
Saljūq periods through the study of historical sources, contemporary research on
this subject and the results of archaeological excavations ...
The Image of Palestine in the Narratives of Refugees: A Comparative Study of Two Refugee Camps - Qalandia in Palestine and Al Yarmouk in Syria
(Ibrahim Abu-Lughud Institute of International Studies, Birzeit University, 2011)
Planting the Seeds to Overcome Uprooting: A Study of the Forced Transformations in the Palestinian Peasant’s Life
(Bisan Center for Research and Development, 2011)
'Homeland Sacer': A Nation to be Killed
(Review of Women's Studies, Birzeit University, 2011)
The article proposes a new concept -homeland sacer- as the context for understanding the situation of both Iraqi and Palestinian refugees. By using and extending Agamben's concept of homo sacer -those who may be killed ...