Agricultural settlement geared to capitalist commodity production and accompanied by
massive ecological interventions has historically been central to the Zionist colonial project …

This article investigates Haifa Port's carceral and mobile geographies by examining how
Israel is being re-made, rebranded, and harnessed as 'safe and secure space'for the transits …

Etymologically related, the concepts of terroir and territoriality display divergent cultural
histories. While one designates the palatable characteristics of place as a branded story of …

Since the 1990s, Israeli agricultural settlements in the remote Central Arabah region have
relied heavily on the cheap labor power of Thai migrant workers. Yet the agrarian settler …

Let me begin with a statement: capitalism—its rhetoric of rationality not withstanding—is shot
through with emotion and affect. The affective nature of capitalism is not a result of Post …

Citizens' online participation has gained momentum from voting to activism. Citizens of the
United Arab Emirates actively utilize social media platforms and online sphere to express …

Contemporary transformations in work and employment in the Israeli economy and their
impact on the earning structure are explored in this chapter. The first part sets the stage of …

Israeli farmers have employed Thai migrants since the 1980s. In this paper, we describe the
gradual emergence of an institutionalized and regulated migration regime, characterized by …

There is perhaps no more paradigmatically settler-colonial activity than agriculture,
especially in the Palestinian/Israeli context. Zionist strategists perceived the takeover of …

Abstract In Israel, approximately 25,000 Thai laborers are contracted for agricultural work in
all parts of the country, following a series of bilateral agreements between the governments …