Join geographers Linda Quiquivix and Noura Alkhalili in a conversation about the destruction of the Palestinian mushaa‘ (common lands) and what its defense might mean for decolonization, in this inaugural episode of our Capitalism Nature Socialism podcast.
Hosted by Salvatore Engel-DiMauro and produced by Maritza Geronimo.
Show notes
This episode is a conversation stemming from Quiquivix’s article in Capitalism Nature Socialism entitled “When the Carob Tree Was the Border: On Autonomy and Palestinian Practices of Figuring it Out,” (2013) and Alkhalili’s ariticle in Antipode “Enclosures from Below: The Mushaa’ in Contemporary Palestine” (2017).
Quiquivix’s article was part of a special issue of Capitalism Nature Socialism: “Bridging Indigenous and Socialist Perspectives.”
Also mentioned in the podcast:
Quiquivix, L (2014) “Art of War, Art of Resistance: Palestinian Counter-Cartography on Google Earth,” Annals of the Association of American Geographers , Volume 104, Issue 3, 444-45
Alkhalili, N (2017) “Protection from Below: On Waqf between Theft and Morality,” Jerusalem Quarterly, Issue 70, 62-74
Alkhalili (2017) “‘A forest of urbanization’: Camp Metropolis in the edge areas,” Settler Colonial Studies, Volume 9, Issue 2, 207-226
Linda Quiquivix is on the editorial board of Capitalism Nature Socialism. You may learn more about her work at quiqui.org .
Noura Alkhalili is a postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Human Geography at Lund University.