Jennifer Lynn Kelly explores the significance of contemporary solidarity tourism in Palestine/Israel, showing how such tourism functions both as political strategy and emergent industry.
Jennifer Lynn Kelly explores the significance of contemporary solidarity tourism in Palestine/Israel, showing how such tourism functions both as political strategy and emergent industry.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Acknowledgments ix Introduction 1 1. The Colonial Calculus of Veracity: Delegations under Erasure and the Desire for Evidentiary Weight 21 2. Asymmetrical Itineraries: Militarism, Tourism, and Fragmentation under Occupation 59 3. Recitation against Erasure: Planting, Harvesting, and Narrating the Continuities of Displacement 87 4. Itineraries under Duress: Tours across Three Occupations of One City 112 5. Colonial Ruins and a Decolonized Future: Witnessing and Return in Historic Palestine 138 6. “Welcome to Gaza”: On the Politics of Invitation and the Right to Tourism 179 7. Witnesses in Palestine: Imperfect Analogies, Acts of Translation, and Refusals to Perform 211 Conclusion: On Futurity, Failure, and Precarious Hope 245 Notes 253 Bibliography 287 Index 311
Acknowledgments ix Introduction 1 1. The Colonial Calculus of Veracity: Delegations under Erasure and the Desire for Evidentiary Weight 21 2. Asymmetrical Itineraries: Militarism, Tourism, and Fragmentation under Occupation 59 3. Recitation against Erasure: Planting, Harvesting, and Narrating the Continuities of Displacement 87 4. Itineraries under Duress: Tours across Three Occupations of One City 112 5. Colonial Ruins and a Decolonized Future: Witnessing and Return in Historic Palestine 138 6. “Welcome to Gaza”: On the Politics of Invitation and the Right to Tourism 179 7. Witnesses in Palestine: Imperfect Analogies, Acts of Translation, and Refusals to Perform 211 Conclusion: On Futurity, Failure, and Precarious Hope 245 Notes 253 Bibliography 287 Index 311
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