SOAS Palestine Studies Series
30 January 2020
The question of Palestine is one of the most complex and protracted issues of our time. A country under military occupation with the largest body of refugees in the world, Palestine is a topic of tremendous political and cultural significance, involving regional and international players as well as an army of humanitarian and non-governmental organisations.
Seeking to contribute to this ever-more intricate picture, the SOAS Palestine Studies series aims to promote innovative research in the study of Palestine, Palestinians and the Israel-Palestine conflict all as a ‘crucial component’ of Middle Eastern and world politics. The first Western academic series entirely dedicated to this topic, SOAS Palestine Studies draws from a variety of disciplinary fields, including history, politics, economics, media, social anthropology and development studies.
Key areas of focus include:
- Political economy of Palestine and the Israel-Palestine conflict
- Regional politics and social movements
- Terrorism and ideology
- Nationalism and identity
- Literary and cultural studies
- Diaspora, exile and refugee status
- Art, film and visual culture
This series is published in collaboration with I.B. Tauris .
Series editors
Dina Matar , PhD, Chair, Centre for Palestine Studies, Head of the School of Interdisciplinary Studies and Reader in Political Communication, Centre for Global Media and Communications, SOAS
Adam Hanieh , PhD, Reader in Development Studies and Advisory Committee Member for Centre for Palestine Studies, SOAS
For more information, or to submit a proposal, please contact: Sophie Rudland, Senior Editor for Middle East Studies at I.B.Tauris sophie.rudland@bloomsbury.com
Forthcoming titles
The Palestinian National Movement in Lebanon: A Political History of the ‘Ayn al-Hilwe Camp
Erling Loretzen Sogge (May 2021 • 9780755602834)
The Subversive Techniques of Palestinian Film: Cinema, Politics and Artistic Resistance
Zeina Shanaah (July 2021 • 9780755602162)
