Sovereignty and the Western Sahara
Joffé argues that Western Sahara exposes a clash between historic claims to sovereignty and a people’s right to self-determination.
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.
Privilege, Marginalization, and Solidarity: Women’s Voices Online in Western Sahara’s Struggle for Independence
Allan asks why only some Saharawi women’s voices are heard online and how feminist solidarity could support those who speak out.
Nonviolent Resistance in the Western Sahara
Dann uses the Gdeim Izik protest camp to show how nonviolent Sahrawi resistance is overshadowed and what it needs to succeed.
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.