Dwelling in Conflict

Discover the intricate dynamics of land conflict in the Negev region of Israel with Dwelling in Conflict by Emily McKee. Published by Stanford University Press in 2016, this insightful book delves into the formation, entrenchment, and sociopolitical ramifications of land disputes that have emerged along ethnic lines. Spanning 264 pages, McKee's work offers a comprehensive analysis of how these conflicts shape the lives of those involved. Ideal for readers interested in sociology, political science, and Middle Eastern studies, this new edition provides a profound understanding of the complexities surrounding land ownership and identity in a contested landscape. Enhance your knowledge of this critical issue and explore the depths of conflict in a region marked by diversity and tension.