Introduction: History from Below; Lessons from Palestine

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Journal of Palestine Studies coeditor Sherene Seikaly introduces a cluster of essays by Sreemati Mitter, Alex Winder, Charles W. Anderson, and Haneen Naamneh that examines Palestinian “history from below.” The focus of these essays is on the everyday losses endured and the community-based forms of resistance enacted by ordinary Palestinians. Seikaly explains how, through the struggle against financial dispossession, the journey into insurgent law, broad-based collective civil disobedience, and Arab futurity in Jerusalem, these four essays make space for new understandings in the way we narrate Palestine, its history, and its people.

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Seikaly, S. (2021). Introduction: History from Below; Lessons from Palestine. Journal of Palestine Studies. Routledge. https://doi.org/10.1080/0377919X.2021.1941683

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