Thinking Palestine / edited by Ronit Lentin.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Acknowledgements -- Introduction: Thinking Palestine / Ronit Lentin --Part I: The Palestinianization of Race -- Chapter 1--Racial Palestinianization / David Theo Goldberg -- Chapter 2-- Globalizing racism and myths of the other in the war on terror / Gargi Bhattacharyya -- Part II: Palestine: Biopolitics and States of Exception -- Chapter 3-- Thanato-politics: The case of the colonial occupation in Palestine / Honaida Ghanim -- Chapter 4 -- Palestinian Refugee Camps in Lebanon: Laboratories of State-in-the-Making, Discipline and Islamist Radicalism / Sari Hanafi -- Chapter 5 -- Incarceration and the state of exception: al-Ansar mass detention camp in Lebanon / Laleh Khalili -- Chapter 6 -- The ghettoization of Palestine / Alina Korn -- Chapter 7 -- The persistence of the exception: Some remarks on the story of Israeli constitutionalism / Raef Zreik -- Chapter 8 -- The Mukhabarat State of Israel: A State of Oppression is not a State of Exception / Ilan Pappe -- Part III: Palestine: Contested Representations -- Chapter 9 -- Palestinian 'Munadelat': Between Western Representation and Lived Reality / Nahla Abdo -- Chapter 10 -- Authenticity and political agency on study trips to Palestine / David Landy -- Chapter 11 -- The contested memory of dispossession: Commemorizing the Palestinian Nakba in Israel / Ronit Lentin -- Chapter 12 -- The state, the text and the critic in a globalized world: The case of Edward Said / Conor McCarthy -- Chapter 13 -- Understanding the present through the past: between British and Palestine discourse on Palestine / Anaheed Al-Hardan.