This article examines the recent wave of recognition of Palestine by two distinct groups of states: Caribbean nations (Bahamas, Barbados, Jamaica, and Trinidad and Tobago) and Western European countries (Ireland, Norway, and Spain). It underscores the role of performance and presentation in state recognition politics…
Badarin, E. (Forthcoming June 2025). Recognition Politics in Settler Colonial States: Normalizing Dispossession and Elimination in Palestine (I.B. Tauris,… Read More »Recognition Politics in Settler Colonial States
Israel – with full western backing – continues to subject 2.3 million beleaguered men, women, and children to a relentless campaign of displacement, extermination, and starvation without much external distraction
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