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Meaning, Identity, and Claim-Making in Palestine and Israel
Sat, September 7, 10:00 to 11:30am, Loews Philadelphia Hotel, AdamsSession Submission Type: Created Panel
Session Description
These papers explore different dimensions of identity politics and claim-making as they relate to activism, territorial expansion, and foreign policy in the cases of Israel and Palestine.
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Individual Presentations
How Do States Annex Territory? Israel's Politics of Annexation Past and Present - Nathaniel Shils, Amherst College
“Palestine Will Be Free”: What Slogans Mean to the Activists That Use Them - Dana El Kurd, University of Richmond; Yael Zeira, Syracuse University; Diana Barbara Greenwald, City College of New York, CUNY
Social Network Ties and Claim-Making: Evidence from East Jerusalem - Hannah Early Bagdanov, University of Notre Dame
Surviving the Storm: Regime Consolidation, Identity & Egypt’s Foreign Policy - Victoria Gilbert, Wofford College; Peter Griffith