Palestine and the Western Academe : Fighting the Exception, Defending Epistemic Justice (Hardcover)

Introduction: Palestine and the Global Struggle for Epistemic Justice?1. Resistance to Repression and Back Again: The Movement for Palestinian Liberation in US Academia?2. ‘Axis of Evil’ and the Academic Repression of Palestine Solidarity?3. Antisemitism and Zionism: The Internal Operations of the IHRA Definition?4. Witnessing the Architecture of a Cancellation: The Silencing of Voices on Palestine in Austrian Academia?5. Erasing Palestine in Germany’s Educational System: The Racial Frontiers of Liberal Freedom?6. Intent to Harm: Settler Colonial Outposts in Psychoanalysis?7. Palestine Solidarity and Zionist Backlash in Australian Universities?8. Australian universities in the Gaza genocide: managerial capitulation, staff and student resistance?9. A Land Acknowledgment in a Different Key: Palestine, Solidarity and the Disruption of the Liberal Script?10. The Coloniality of Academic Freedom and the Palestine Exception?11. Do Not Cower to Zionists: How Hillel International is targeting anti-Zionist work on North American College Campuses?12. Scholasticidal Tendencies: Notes on academia during genocide?13. Palestine and the Ends of Theory?14. Palestine is the Vanguard for Our Liberation: Insights from the Students’ Intifada at Columbia University?15. Becoming Combat Intellectuals: The Student Intifada at CUNY?16. Forging Anticolonial Solidarity in the Hour of Genocide Haki / Platicas on Complicity, Dissent and Protest in a Belgian University?17. Still Balfour’s University: Upholding Al-Thawabet in the face of ‘necro-bureaucracy’?18. Balfour’s Imperial Legacy: Genocide and the Incommensurable Politics of Decolonial Redress

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