Bodies, Power and Resistance in the Middle East

Autorentext

Caitlin Ryan is a Visiting Assistant Professor of International Relations at Ohio University, and has a Ph.D. in international politics.

Klappentext

Focusing on the Occupied Palestinain Terriroties, this book centralises women s experiences of occupation and resistance as a way of understanding the ways power functions to create subjects who can be made insecure, and how those subjects will resist that insecurity.

Zusammenfassung
Focusing on the Occupied Palestinain Terriroties, this book centralises womenâ™s experiences of occupation and resistance as a way of understanding the ways power functions to create subjects who can be made insecure, and how those subjects will resist that insecurity.

Inhalt

PART I: Thinking About Subjectification and Resistance Introduction: Checkpoint 300 1. Women, (In)Security and Violence 2. Theorising Power and Resistance 3. Subject and dispositif in the oPt PART II: Experiences of subjectification and resistance: Power and resistance in the oPt 4. Centralising Lived Experience in the Field 5. Managing Populations and Resisting Management 6. Punishing Populations and Resisting Punishment 7. Beyond Management and Punishment: Killing Bodies, Killing Geographies Conclusion: Back to Checkpoint 300