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FALL 2019
Vol XXVII No. 2
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In Current Issue:Articles
8. Citizenship as Domination: Settled Colonialism and the Making of Palestinian Citizenship in Israel Lana Tatour 40. Dispossession and Hybridity: The Neoliberal Moroccan City In Mohammad Achaari's Literary Enterprise Mohammad Wajdi Ben Hammed 64. The Hunger Economy: The Military Government In Galilee, Ramle, and Lydda, 1948-1949 Benny Nuriely 86. Over the Top and Underground: Graphic Visualizations of Space in Magdy El Shafee's Metro and Ahmed Khaled Towfik's Utopia Iman Hamam 114. Jerry Cans and Shrapnel Collections: Using Graphic Memoirs to Teach about the Lebanese Civil War Nova Robinson [View Table of Contents] Your generosity helps support critical ASJ initiatives.
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