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Israeli Routes Through Nakba Landscapes: An Ethnographic Meditation

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2010
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Stein, RL
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Stein

Rebecca L. Stein

Professor of Cultural Anthropology
My research studies linkages between cultural and political processes in Israel in relation to its military occupation and the history of Palestinian dispossession. I am the author of Screen Shots: State Violence on Camera in Israel and Palestine (Stanford University Press, 2021) on the politics of military occupation in the age of the global smartphone camera; <a href="http://www.sup.org/b
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