This article transports discussions on the geographies of occupation to the refugee camp
and infers that rethinking militarised policing in camps as a form of occupation brings into …

Taking into account that ethnic cleansing not only undoes the legal and spatial formations
within a given territory but also is a productive force aimed at securing and normalizing a …

A Place More Void takes its name from a scene in William Shakespeare's The Tragedy of
Julius Caesar, wherein an elderly soothsayer has a final chance to warn Caesar about the …

Israel attracts enormous attention among scholars, journalists, politicians, and the general
public. Some regard the country as an apartheid regime that can only be challenged through …

Checkpoints in the West Bank's Hebron Governorate represent Israel's ever-present power
over Palestinian civilians. Drawing on 71 interviews conducted during the Intifada of …

In the last two decades, amid the global spread of smartphones, state killings of civilians
have increasingly been captured on the cameras of both bystanders and police. Screen …

Jerusalem might be considered an enclave city par excellence: Israeli settlements in the
Palestinian east of the city enjoy higher levels of services and are connected through …

Bethlehem: Sunday, 17 July 2016, 4am–8am. I am at Checkpoint 300, observing the people
passing through on their daily commute. The main lane moves quickly, but the humanitarian …

This article sets out to answer a seemingly simple question: what is no‐man's land? By
positing this question, we aim to problematise the taken‐for‐granted status of no‐man's land …

In Mobility, Mobilization, and Counter/Insurgency, Daniel Agbiboa takes African
insurgencies back to their routes by providing a transdisciplinary perspective on the …