Performing the nation, pre-figuring the state: the Western Saharan refugees, thirty years later
Mundy shows how the Sahrawi refugee camps have served as a rehearsal for statehood and why their people still insist on independence.
Sahrawi Women in the Liberation Struggle of the Sahrawi People
Lippert shows how Sahrawi women expanded their social and political roles during the liberation struggle and in the refugee camps.
Nationalism, Identity and Citizenship in The Western Sahara
San Martín examines how Polisario and Morocco each try to define what it means to be Saharawi, from the refugee camps to the occupied territory.
Conflict Stalemate in Morocco and Western Sahara: Natural Resources, Legitimacy and Political Recognition
White examines how natural resources lend legitimacy to both sides of the Western Sahara conflict and whether they could help bring peace.