Darryl Li
Darryl Li is a doctoral student in anthropology and Middle East studies at Harvard University and a student at Yale Law School. He spent January of 2008 in the Gaza Strip.
Articles by this Author
| Disengagement and the Frontiers of Zionism |
In mid-January, when Israel further tightened its blockade of the Gaza Strip, it hurriedly assured the world that a “humanitarian crisis” would not be allowed to occur. Case in point: Days after the intensified siege prompted Hamas... |
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| What the Guantanamo Leaks Won't Reveal |
In the coming days, many will pore over the Guantánamo files released by Wikileaks to find startling revelations or to justify pre-existing positions. But before diving in, it may help to reflect on a few things that may not be explicit... |
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| "Afghan Arabs," Real and Imagined |
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| Lies, Damned Lies and Plagiarizing "Experts" |
The 9/11 Commission Report is the closest thing in print to an official narrative of the events that gave rise to the “war on terror.” In American political culture, the Commission embodied a trans-partisan act of knowledge creation,... |
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