Book · Palestine
The Transformation of Palestine
Essays on the Origin and Development of the Arab-Israeli Conflict
by Ibrahim Abu-Lughod · Northwestern University Press, 1971
About the book
Edited by the Palestinian scholar Ibrahim Abu-Lughod, The Transformation of Palestine was one of the first major English-language scholarly collections to present the Palestinian perspective on the history of the conflict.
Contributors including Walid Khalidi, Hisham Sharabi, Arnold Toynbee and Albert Hourani examine Palestine under the Ottomans, British colonial policy, Zionist colonisation, the events of 1948 and the expulsion of the Palestinians, and the emergence of the Palestinian resistance. The book helped establish the field of Palestine studies in the West.
Read the book? Take the next step.
Join a Palestine solidarity group near you, travel with a delegation to Palestine, or become part of Solidarity Rising.
More books on Palestine: History & Political Context
Share via
Related resources
The Exodus of Tibetan Children
Dholma and Sonam, sent secretly across the Himalayas so they can grow up as…








