Rosemary Sayigh
Rosemary Sayigh is an anthropologist and oral historion residing in Beirut. She is the author of Too Many Enemies: The Palestinian Experience in Lebanon.
Articles by this Author
| Greater Insecurity for Refugees in Lebanon |
Expectations of a regional settlement have exacerbated the always bad security situation of Palestinian refugees in Lebanon. Possible unilateral Israeli withdrawal from South Lebanon has intensified regional competition to control the "... |
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| Khalili, Heroes and Martyrs of Palestine |
Laleh Khalili, Heroes and Martyrs of Palestine: The Politics of National Commemoration (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2007).
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MER245 |
| Dis/Solving the "Refugee Problem" |
“A displaced person owns nothing but the spot where he is standing, which is always threatened.” -- Murid Barghouti Israeli power, US backing, Palestinian weakness, Arab complicity -- these are the basic ingredients... |
MER207 |
| Recording "Real Life" in Wadi Zayna |
Neither a village nor a suburb, Wadi Zayna is a collection of gray tenements straggling between two roads leading up from the coast road into the hills of Iqlim al-Kharoub, just north of Sidon. Palestinians displaced from camps in the south and... |
MER173 |
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