Europe and the Occupation of Palestinian Territories Since 1967
Herausgeber: Bicchi, Federica
Europe and the Occupation of Palestinian Territories Since 1967
Herausgeber: Bicchi, Federica
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Focusing on key countries and topics, this book looks at Europe's involvement in the occupation of Palestinian territories.
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Focusing on key countries and topics, this book looks at Europe's involvement in the occupation of Palestinian territories.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 126
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. September 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 174mm x 7mm
- Gewicht: 236g
- ISBN-13: 9780367542290
- ISBN-10: 0367542293
- Artikelnr.: 68712545
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 126
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. September 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 174mm x 7mm
- Gewicht: 236g
- ISBN-13: 9780367542290
- ISBN-10: 0367542293
- Artikelnr.: 68712545
Federica Bicchi is Associate Professor in International Relations of Europe in the Department of International Relations, London School of Economics, UK.
1. Introduction
Federica Bicchi
2. Can an Occupation Become Unlawful? Third party responsibilities and
Israeli practices in the Palestinian territories
Michael Lynk
3. Non-Recognition à la European Union: Reflections on the Revisions to
EU-Israeli Relations and the Obligation of Non-Recognition in International
Law
Valentina Azarova
4. France and the Israeli occupation: Talking the talk, but not walking the
walk?
Benedetta Voltolini
5. Germany and the Israeli Occupation: Torn Between Special Relationship
and Two-State-Commitment
Jan Busse
6. The debate about the occupation of Palestinian territories on UK
campuses: from politicisation to re-writing the rules
Federica Bicchi
7. Swedish recognition of Palestine: politics, law, and prospects for peace
Jacob Eriksson
8. The angel in disguise? Norway's complicity in Israel's continued
colonisation of Palestinian territories
Michelle Pace
9. Missing the train. International governance gaps and the Jerusalem Light
Railway
Mary Martin
10. OECD principals or World Bank guidance? EU development aid in the
occupied Palestinian territories
Jeremy Wildeman
Federica Bicchi
2. Can an Occupation Become Unlawful? Third party responsibilities and
Israeli practices in the Palestinian territories
Michael Lynk
3. Non-Recognition à la European Union: Reflections on the Revisions to
EU-Israeli Relations and the Obligation of Non-Recognition in International
Law
Valentina Azarova
4. France and the Israeli occupation: Talking the talk, but not walking the
walk?
Benedetta Voltolini
5. Germany and the Israeli Occupation: Torn Between Special Relationship
and Two-State-Commitment
Jan Busse
6. The debate about the occupation of Palestinian territories on UK
campuses: from politicisation to re-writing the rules
Federica Bicchi
7. Swedish recognition of Palestine: politics, law, and prospects for peace
Jacob Eriksson
8. The angel in disguise? Norway's complicity in Israel's continued
colonisation of Palestinian territories
Michelle Pace
9. Missing the train. International governance gaps and the Jerusalem Light
Railway
Mary Martin
10. OECD principals or World Bank guidance? EU development aid in the
occupied Palestinian territories
Jeremy Wildeman
1. Introduction
Federica Bicchi
2. Can an Occupation Become Unlawful? Third party responsibilities and
Israeli practices in the Palestinian territories
Michael Lynk
3. Non-Recognition à la European Union: Reflections on the Revisions to
EU-Israeli Relations and the Obligation of Non-Recognition in International
Law
Valentina Azarova
4. France and the Israeli occupation: Talking the talk, but not walking the
walk?
Benedetta Voltolini
5. Germany and the Israeli Occupation: Torn Between Special Relationship
and Two-State-Commitment
Jan Busse
6. The debate about the occupation of Palestinian territories on UK
campuses: from politicisation to re-writing the rules
Federica Bicchi
7. Swedish recognition of Palestine: politics, law, and prospects for peace
Jacob Eriksson
8. The angel in disguise? Norway's complicity in Israel's continued
colonisation of Palestinian territories
Michelle Pace
9. Missing the train. International governance gaps and the Jerusalem Light
Railway
Mary Martin
10. OECD principals or World Bank guidance? EU development aid in the
occupied Palestinian territories
Jeremy Wildeman
Federica Bicchi
2. Can an Occupation Become Unlawful? Third party responsibilities and
Israeli practices in the Palestinian territories
Michael Lynk
3. Non-Recognition à la European Union: Reflections on the Revisions to
EU-Israeli Relations and the Obligation of Non-Recognition in International
Law
Valentina Azarova
4. France and the Israeli occupation: Talking the talk, but not walking the
walk?
Benedetta Voltolini
5. Germany and the Israeli Occupation: Torn Between Special Relationship
and Two-State-Commitment
Jan Busse
6. The debate about the occupation of Palestinian territories on UK
campuses: from politicisation to re-writing the rules
Federica Bicchi
7. Swedish recognition of Palestine: politics, law, and prospects for peace
Jacob Eriksson
8. The angel in disguise? Norway's complicity in Israel's continued
colonisation of Palestinian territories
Michelle Pace
9. Missing the train. International governance gaps and the Jerusalem Light
Railway
Mary Martin
10. OECD principals or World Bank guidance? EU development aid in the
occupied Palestinian territories
Jeremy Wildeman