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Gravatar Mezna Qato Sunday May 22, 2011

Palestine context during uprisings

Khalidi and Samour's "Neoliberalism as Liberation" provides an excellent (and so far best) analysis of current conditions in the WB, and would offer solid context in discussion of Palestine during the uprisings. 

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