Enforcing Silence
Academic Freedom, Palestine and the Criticism of Israel
Herausgeber: Mccarthy, Conor; Lentin, Ronit; Landy, David
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Enforcing Silence
Academic Freedom, Palestine and the Criticism of Israel
Herausgeber: Mccarthy, Conor; Lentin, Ronit; Landy, David
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Situates the academic boycott of Israel in the broader context of academic freedom
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Situates the academic boycott of Israel in the broader context of academic freedom
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
- Seitenzahl: 288
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Mai 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 201mm x 217mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 402g
- ISBN-13: 9781786996503
- ISBN-10: 1786996502
- Artikelnr.: 59367270
- Verlag: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
- Seitenzahl: 288
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Mai 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 201mm x 217mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 402g
- ISBN-13: 9781786996503
- ISBN-10: 1786996502
- Artikelnr.: 59367270
David Landy is a lecturer in sociology and the director of the MPhil in Race, Ethnicity and Conflict at Trinity College Dublin. He is the author of Jewish Identity and Palestinian Rights: Diaspora Jewish Opposition to Israel (Zed 2011). Ronit Lentin is a retired associate professor of sociology at Trinity College Dublin. Her other books include Thinking Palestine (Zed 2008), Co-Memory and Melancholia: Israelis Memorialising the Palestinian Nakba (2010), and Traces of Racial Exception: Racializing the Israeli Settler Colonialism (2018). Conor McCarthy is a lecturer in the School of English at Maynooth University. His other books include The Cambridge Introduction to Edward Said (2010) and The Revolutionary and Anti-Imperialist Writings of James Connolly (2016).
Preface Introduction, Palestine and Academic Freedom Part I: Universities
and Academic Governance 1. Whose University? Academic Freedom,
Neoliberalism and the Rise of 'Israel Studies' 2. Disciplinarity and the
Boycott 3. "The Academic Field must be Defended": Excluding Criticism of
Israel from Campuses. 4. Lebanese and American Law at the American
University of Beirut: A Case of Legal Liminality in Neoliberal Times 5.
Precarious Work in Higher Education, Academic Freedom and the Academic
Boycott of Israel in Ireland Part II: Colonial Erasure in Higher Education
6. Colonial Apologism and the Politics of Academic Freedom 7. The Academic
Boycott and Beyond: Towards an Epistemological Strategy of Liberation and
Decolonization 8. Colonial Academic Control in Palestine and Israel:
Blueprint for Repression? Part III: Interrogating Academic Freedom 9.
Lawfare against Academics and the Potential of Legal Mobilization as
Counterpower 10. Rethinking Academic Palestine Advocacy and Activism:
Academic Freedom, Human Rights, and the Universality of the Emancipatory
Struggle 11. Against Academic Freedom: "Terrorism," Settler Colonialism,
and Palestinian Liberation 12 Privilege, Platforms, and Power: Uses and
Abuses of Academic Freedom
and Academic Governance 1. Whose University? Academic Freedom,
Neoliberalism and the Rise of 'Israel Studies' 2. Disciplinarity and the
Boycott 3. "The Academic Field must be Defended": Excluding Criticism of
Israel from Campuses. 4. Lebanese and American Law at the American
University of Beirut: A Case of Legal Liminality in Neoliberal Times 5.
Precarious Work in Higher Education, Academic Freedom and the Academic
Boycott of Israel in Ireland Part II: Colonial Erasure in Higher Education
6. Colonial Apologism and the Politics of Academic Freedom 7. The Academic
Boycott and Beyond: Towards an Epistemological Strategy of Liberation and
Decolonization 8. Colonial Academic Control in Palestine and Israel:
Blueprint for Repression? Part III: Interrogating Academic Freedom 9.
Lawfare against Academics and the Potential of Legal Mobilization as
Counterpower 10. Rethinking Academic Palestine Advocacy and Activism:
Academic Freedom, Human Rights, and the Universality of the Emancipatory
Struggle 11. Against Academic Freedom: "Terrorism," Settler Colonialism,
and Palestinian Liberation 12 Privilege, Platforms, and Power: Uses and
Abuses of Academic Freedom
Preface Introduction, Palestine and Academic Freedom Part I: Universities
and Academic Governance 1. Whose University? Academic Freedom,
Neoliberalism and the Rise of 'Israel Studies' 2. Disciplinarity and the
Boycott 3. "The Academic Field must be Defended": Excluding Criticism of
Israel from Campuses. 4. Lebanese and American Law at the American
University of Beirut: A Case of Legal Liminality in Neoliberal Times 5.
Precarious Work in Higher Education, Academic Freedom and the Academic
Boycott of Israel in Ireland Part II: Colonial Erasure in Higher Education
6. Colonial Apologism and the Politics of Academic Freedom 7. The Academic
Boycott and Beyond: Towards an Epistemological Strategy of Liberation and
Decolonization 8. Colonial Academic Control in Palestine and Israel:
Blueprint for Repression? Part III: Interrogating Academic Freedom 9.
Lawfare against Academics and the Potential of Legal Mobilization as
Counterpower 10. Rethinking Academic Palestine Advocacy and Activism:
Academic Freedom, Human Rights, and the Universality of the Emancipatory
Struggle 11. Against Academic Freedom: "Terrorism," Settler Colonialism,
and Palestinian Liberation 12 Privilege, Platforms, and Power: Uses and
Abuses of Academic Freedom
and Academic Governance 1. Whose University? Academic Freedom,
Neoliberalism and the Rise of 'Israel Studies' 2. Disciplinarity and the
Boycott 3. "The Academic Field must be Defended": Excluding Criticism of
Israel from Campuses. 4. Lebanese and American Law at the American
University of Beirut: A Case of Legal Liminality in Neoliberal Times 5.
Precarious Work in Higher Education, Academic Freedom and the Academic
Boycott of Israel in Ireland Part II: Colonial Erasure in Higher Education
6. Colonial Apologism and the Politics of Academic Freedom 7. The Academic
Boycott and Beyond: Towards an Epistemological Strategy of Liberation and
Decolonization 8. Colonial Academic Control in Palestine and Israel:
Blueprint for Repression? Part III: Interrogating Academic Freedom 9.
Lawfare against Academics and the Potential of Legal Mobilization as
Counterpower 10. Rethinking Academic Palestine Advocacy and Activism:
Academic Freedom, Human Rights, and the Universality of the Emancipatory
Struggle 11. Against Academic Freedom: "Terrorism," Settler Colonialism,
and Palestinian Liberation 12 Privilege, Platforms, and Power: Uses and
Abuses of Academic Freedom