Law and the historical geography of the Galilee: Israel's litigatory advantages during the special operation of land settlement
@article{Forman2006LawAT, title={Law and the historical geography of the Galilee: Israel's litigatory advantages during the special operation of land settlement}, author={G. Forman}, journal={Journal of Historical Geography}, year={2006}, volume={32}, pages={796-817} }
Abstract This article contributes to a re-evaluation of the role of law in historical geography. It focuses on Israeli officials' application of the complex legal process of ‘settlement of title’ to land in the all-Arab central Galilee during the 1950s and 1960s, which was aimed at transforming Jewish–Arab socio-spatial power relations in the region. Expanding Israeli conceptions of state land and the government's focus on contesting land claims of Arab citizens transformed the process into an… CONTINUE READING
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