I write this piece as a commentary to Habashi’s article (this issue) on the national identity of Palestinian children. Habashi reminds us here that national identities are not static and fixed and that children need to be considered as active agents in constructing and reconstructing national and global politics. I take her long-standing commitment to Palestinian children’s narratives of their own geopolitical worlds to consider the geopolitical lives of children in my own home country – Bosnia and Herzegovina
The aim is to study children’s politics by exploring how children relate to and rework positions and...
The social sciences traditionally have tended to be adult-centric, with perspectives from and about ...
This paper discusses the reproduction of Palestinian nation-alism among exiled Palestinians in Syria...
I write this piece as a commentary to Habashi’s article (this issue) on the national identity of Pal...
This reflection is a response to Habashi's article "Palestinian children: a transformation of nation...
This study examines the formulation of national identity in Palestinian children by exploring their ...
IDENTITY This study examines the formulation of national identity in Palestinian children by explori...
The constant rendering of Palestinian national identity provides crucial insight not only to the cur...
From the mundane legacy of imperialism to more spectacular accounts of violence, geopolitical contes...
This chapter introduces children’s political geographies from three perspectives. The first section ...
This study is designed to explore the psychological، social، and religious motives which caused Pale...
This research examines the political geographies of Palestinian children, and the ways in which thei...
The article is aimed at drawing attention to the process of developing Palestinian national practice...
This paper draws on data from an ethnography exploring young children’s interactions in a multi-ethn...
Young people, and in particular children, have typically been marginalised in geopolitical research,...
The aim is to study children’s politics by exploring how children relate to and rework positions and...
The social sciences traditionally have tended to be adult-centric, with perspectives from and about ...
This paper discusses the reproduction of Palestinian nation-alism among exiled Palestinians in Syria...
I write this piece as a commentary to Habashi’s article (this issue) on the national identity of Pal...
This reflection is a response to Habashi's article "Palestinian children: a transformation of nation...
This study examines the formulation of national identity in Palestinian children by exploring their ...
IDENTITY This study examines the formulation of national identity in Palestinian children by explori...
The constant rendering of Palestinian national identity provides crucial insight not only to the cur...
From the mundane legacy of imperialism to more spectacular accounts of violence, geopolitical contes...
This chapter introduces children’s political geographies from three perspectives. The first section ...
This study is designed to explore the psychological، social، and religious motives which caused Pale...
This research examines the political geographies of Palestinian children, and the ways in which thei...
The article is aimed at drawing attention to the process of developing Palestinian national practice...
This paper draws on data from an ethnography exploring young children’s interactions in a multi-ethn...
Young people, and in particular children, have typically been marginalised in geopolitical research,...
The aim is to study children’s politics by exploring how children relate to and rework positions and...
The social sciences traditionally have tended to be adult-centric, with perspectives from and about ...
This paper discusses the reproduction of Palestinian nation-alism among exiled Palestinians in Syria...