
Emplaced Resistances in Occupied Palestine: Stories of a Village, Its People, and Their Land - Hardcover
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This deeply personal case study illuminates the struggles of a contested and divided village in the heart of the Occupied Palestinian Territories to show how residents live, experience, interpret, and resist infringements on their property and person. Hammad offers valuable insight into how "place" can mediate, shape, and sustain resistance.
Suzanne Hassan Hammad is a Palestinian sociologist and pracademic. She has worked extensively in the Arab region on applied social and policy research and projects within the social protection and inclusion, health, education, and humanitarian sectors. Suzanne is a research and evaluations consultant and has taught sociology courses as adjunct faculty at Northwestern University Qatar and Georgetown University Qatar.
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