Chapter by Fakher Eldin: "After Property: The Sakhina Struggle in Late Ottoman and British-ruled Palestine, 1876-1948" in Allotment Stories: Indigenous Land Relations under Settler Siege
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| Munir Fakher Eldin |
Daniel Heath Justice and Jean M. O’Brien, editors |
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The Listening Guide and a Visual Method to Learn about the Self-Performances of Palestinian Adolescent Girls
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| Sama Dawani |
Dawani, S., & Loots, G. (2021). The Listening Guide and a visual method to learn about the self-performances of Palestinian adolescent girls. Qualitative Psychology, 8(2), 183–199. https://doi.org/10.1037/qup0000203 |
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This contribution provides an example of relational approaches to doing research, using two qualitative research methods, namely the Listening Guide and art-based methods, to learn about the selfhood of Palestinian adolescents. These methods, embedded within a salutogenic framework, created alternative knowledge about Palestinian adolescent girls.
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The Politics of Engaged Gender Research in the Arab Region: Feminist Fieldwork and the Production of Knowledge
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| Lena Meari |
Joseph, Suad, Meari Lena, Zaatari Zeina. 2022. I.B.TAURIS
https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/politics-of-engaged-gender-research-in-the-arab-region-9780755645220/ |
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pref. The edited book examines the specific structural conditions that shape people's lives in the Arab region, from the effects of imperialism, settler colonialism and the neo-liberalization of economies, to racial capitalism, securitization, and embedded patriarchal ideologies and structures. The authors of the book chapters assess the implications of these different dynamics on undertaking research and examine their own daily lives, the lives of their interlocutors, and the practices of their field. |
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Fate of Palestinian refugee camps in Syria after the so called Arab spring
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Hussein Al-Rimmawi , Mohammad Kittaneh |
Journal: Geo Journal – Springer April 2021, 1-13 |
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pref. The paper trace back the history of the Palestinian refugees’ camps in Syria from 1948 until today. It aims to investigate the fate of such camps amidst of the so-called Arab Spring. Despite their hardship as diaspora, Palestinian refugees in Syria worked hard to manage their lives, with help from Syrian Government and United Nations Relief and Work Agency (UNRWA). Since 2011, the Palestinian refugee camps witnessed various military actions from both the Syrian Army and oppositions groups. These actions resulted in the killing, imprisonment, and dispersal of most Palestinian refugees. In addition, their dispersal took place either inside Syria to neighboring countries or other parts of the World. These actions resulted in the killing, imprisonment, and dispersal of most Palestinian refugees. In addition, their dispersal took place inside Syria either to neighboring countries or other parts of the World. |
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Watershed modelling development for generating runoff estimation of Sarida Catchment/Central West Bank
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Ghanem, Marwan, Abu Sadah, M. & Keilani |
Environ Monit Assess 193, 672 (2021) |
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Effect of wastewater on the spring water quality of Sarida Catchment
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Waseem Ahmad & Marwan Ghanem |
West Bank, Arab Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences, 28:1, 292-299, DOI: 10.1080/25765299.2021.1958489 |
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Spring water quality in the central West Bank, Palestine
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Marwan Ghanem, W. Ahmad, Y. Keilani, F. Sawaftah, L. Schelter, H. Schuettrumpf |
Journal of Asian Earth Sciences: X (2021), doi: https://doi.org/ 10.1016/j.jaesx.2021.100052 |
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Pollution Aspects Interconnections to Socio-economical impact of Natuf Springs – Palestine
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Anwar Atta and Marwan Ghanem |
Journal of Geographic research, volume 4, issue 1. .Pilingual publishing Co. DOI: https://doi.org/10.30564/jgr.v4i1.2686. |
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Wadi Wastewater Flowing Effects on the Spring Water Quality of Sarida Catchment—West Bank
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Ahmad W., Ghanem Marwan |
In: Ksibi M. et al. (eds) Recent Advances in Environmental Science from the Euro-Mediterranean and Surrounding Regions (2nd Edition). EMCEI 2019. Environmental Science and Engineering. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-51210-1_254 |
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RAINFALL TRENDS AS AN INDICATION TO CLIMATE CHANGE SINCE THE 19TH CENTURY IN THE PALESTINIAN CENTRAL MOUNTAINS: JERUSALEM GOVERNORATE AS A CASE STUDY
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Ahmad H. Abu Hammad |
Carpathian Journal of Earth and Environmental Sciences, February 2022, Vol. 17, No. 1, p. 59 – 68; DOI:10.26471/cjees/2022/017/200 |
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Climate change is a worldwide problem that is facing the globe in different aspects. To investigate this phenomenon, research has been conducted to check whether climate change is affecting the western part of Jerusalem Governorate or not. Long-term data on annual, seasonal and monthly rainfall were collected from different sources and analyzed for long-term monthly and annual trends. Results showed significant (p< 0.05) decrease in the annual rainfall, with about 7.3 mm decadal reduction during 1850-2018. |
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Precipitation Variability and Probabilities of Extreme Events in the Eastern Mediterranean Region (Latakia Governorate-Syria as a Case Study)
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Ahmad H. Abu Hammad |
Atmosphere 2022, 13, 131. https://doi.org/10.3390/atmos13010131 |
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This study aimed at analysis of the general-index change for the mean annual and seasonal precipitation in six stations in Latakia Governorate (Syria). The data of precipitation were collected for 40 consecutive years (1970–2010) in order to figure out the extent of the changes and variability in precipitation rates and the impact of this change on changes in the potential density that might cause extremely high or low precipitation rates according to Gumbel distribution of the extreme precipitation rates. Results revealed a decrease of the annual precipitation rates in all stations, the reduction in precipitation ranged from 46 to 210 mm during the whole period of the study. |
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Nabataean Bronze Coins from the Collections of the Palestinian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, Ugarit Forschungen 52, Muenster, Germany
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Issam Halayqa |
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The study deals with 44 Nabataean bronze coins in the hold of the ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, the collection can be dated back to the last three Nabataean kings (Aretas IV- Rabel II) 9 BC. – 106 A.D. The study defines the cultural and commercial contexts in which these pieces existed. It analysis the rich iconography (busts of kings and the queens of the Nabataean kingdom, the double cornucopia that symbolizes the fertility in the Nabataean cultural realm), the texts written on these coins are in Nabataean characters and mention the name of the king and his spouse. |
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An Aramaic Ostracon (HB 135) from Khirbet el-Kom, Orientalia 92, Rome, Italy
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Issam Halayqa |
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The paper treats in details an Aramaic ostracon, which was found by a team from the Department of Antiquities and Cultural Heritage of the Palestinian Authority at Kh. el-Kom south of Hebron on 22 December 1999. The ostracon bears an economic text of Aramaic handwriting and speaks of a delivery of grain; it is dated to the fourth century BC. |
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Scarabs from a Middle Bronze IIB Tomb at es-Samuᶜ south Hebron. Aula Orientalis 42, Barcelona, Spain
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Issam Halayqa |
Atmosphere 2022, 13, 131. https://doi.org/10.3390/atmos13010131 |
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This study deals with 21 previously unpublished scarabs, which were unearthed by digging on 2007 in a Middle Bronze IIB tomb at es-Samuᶜ town south of Hebron. Associated archaeological material that has been found in that tomb which includes artifacts made of metals (gold, copper), ceramic vessels, and ivory, all are dated to Middle Bronze IIB, thus our collection of scarabs can be placed within the Middle Bronze age IIB (MBIIB 1650–1550 BC). |
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Investigating EFL students’ preferences and beliefs about online vs. face-to-face learning at Birzeit University’
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Tagreed Bajes Butros Abed |
RPD Ricerche di Pedagogia e Didattica 16(3).https://rpd.unibo.it/issue/current |
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This study investigated English language students’ preferences and beliefs about online vs. face-to- face learning at Birzeit University. Quantitative findings revealed that students manifested more positive beliefs about face-to-face than online learning. However, students expressed more comfort through online speaking with others, which might be an indication for future preferences to online learning. |
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