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Table of Contents

Dedication

p. v
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Editor's Introduction

Life in Occupied Palestine: Three Cafés and a Special Issue

Cynthia G. Franklin, Morgan Cooper, Ibrahim G. Aoudé
pp. vii-xlviii
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Articles

Section One: Borders, Journeys, Home

Exiled at Home: Writing Return and the Palestinian Home

Nadera Shalhoub-Kevorkian, Sarah Ihmoud
pp. 377-397
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After the Nakba in Nuba: A Palestinian Villager’s Diary, 1949

Alex Winder
pp. 398-450
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Not Just a Picnic: Settler Colonialism, Mobility, and Identity among Palestinians in Israel

Magid Shihade
pp. 451-473
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Locked Out

Lina Hesham AlSharif
pp. 474-475
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Once Upon a Border: The Secret Lives of Resistance—the Case of the Palestinian Village of al-Marja, 1949–1967

Honaida Ghanim
pp. 476-504
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Section Two: Invasions, Incarcerations, and Insurgent Imagination

Incidental Insurgents: An Interview with Ruanne Abou Rahme

Morgan Cooper
pp. 507-515
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Towards a New Language of Liberation: An Interview with Raja Shehadeh

Cynthia G. Franklin
pp. 516-523
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Gaza Writes Back: Narrating Palestine

Refaat R. Alareer
pp. 524-537
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Write What You Know

Lina Hesham Alsharif
pp. 538-539
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Dreaming of Never Land

Sonia Nimr
pp. 540-555
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“Food is not our issue”: Reflections on Hunger Striking

Sa’ed Omar
pp. 556-559
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Section Three: Reciprocal Solidarities and Other Revolutionary Relations

From the West Bank: Letters and Acts of Resistance

Yassmine Saleh Hamayel, Islah Jad
pp. 563-605
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Life in Abu Dis Continues Quietly

Rima Najjar
pp. 606-663
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Traveling as a Palestinian

Yousef M. Aljamal
pp. 664-679
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Reciprocal Solidarity: Where the Black and Palestinian Queer Struggles Meet

Sa’ed Atshan, Darnell L. Moore
pp. 680-705
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Section Four: Forging a Just Future

The “I” in BDS: Individual Creativity and Responsibility in the Context of Collective Praxis — an Interview With Omar Barghouti and Falastine Dwikat

Ibrahim G. Aoudé, Morgan Cooper, Cynthia G. Franklin
pp. 709-719
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Contributors

pp. 720-723
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