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Tel Aviv University
Tel Aviv University - Chen Misgav, a PhD student in Geography
under the supervision of far-leftist Tovi Fenster, claims to be a
figure in "Queer Geography," at least when he is not busy
participating in the Boycott-Israel Movement and in anti-Israel
Violent Protests
I am working on queer geographies and
activism in Israel but my academic work doesn't deal with the
Israel-Palestine conflict. However on the other hand my personal
activist work has a lot to do with the fight against apartheid - I
work with two activist groups: "Solidarity against the fascism" and
"Anarchist against the wall", Many of the people in this two action
groups, in particular the anarchists are queers. Some people from
the anarchist started recently to distribute the BDS campaign call "Rfu$e"
(you can find it on facebook) and I take part on it. So i can't help
with academic articles (but will be happy to get what you have, i
know the work of Butler and the BDS book by omar bargotti). This
week from tomorrow to Saturday there will be an activist annual
conference in the village of Bili'n - here is the program and i will
go to the conference on the second day by myself, and probably to
the Friday demonstration as well as I do almost every week:
Regards,
Chen Misgav
https://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/cgi-bin/webadmin?A2=ind1104&L=SSQRG&O=A&P=9220
Subject: Re: Queer geographies and
Israel/Palestine
From: Chen Misgav
Reply-To: Sexualities, Space and Queer Geographies
Date: Tue, 19 Apr 2011
Dear Shaka,
I am working on queer geographies and
activism in Israel but my academic work doesn't deal with the
Israel-Palestine conflict. However on the other hand my personal
activist work has a lot to do with the fight against apartheid - I
work with two activist groups: "Solidarity against the fascism" and
"Anarchist against the wall", Many of the people in this two action
groups, in particular the anarchists are queers. Some people from
the anarchist started recently to distribute the BDS campaign call "Rfu$e"
(you can find it on facebook) and I take part on it. So i can't help
with academic articles (but will be happy to get what you have, i
know the work of Butler and the BDS book by omar bargotti). This
week from tomorrow to Saturday there will be an activist annual
conference in the village of Bili'n - here is the program and i will
go to the conference on the second day by myself, and probably to
the Friday demonstration as well as I do almost every week:
http://www.novatrainings.org/userfiles/files/DIPLOMA AL QUDS/BILIN
Conference/Programme of the Conference.pdf
Regards,
Chen Misgav
Chen Misgav
Ph.D Candidate
Tel Aviv University
PEC LAB - Planning for the Environment with Communities
Department of Geography and Human Environment
Tel: +972 54 7922946
Quoting "Shaka
McGlotten" <[log
in to unmask]>:
Greetings,
A recent posting on this list about
apartheid made me wonder about an area of relatively recent interest
for me--the apartheid analogy in Israel/Palestine and the growing
Boycott, Divestments and Sanctions Movement. I'm familiar with a
range of work by Jasbir Puar, Judith Butler, John Greyson, as well
as a recent issue of GLQ. I also know a couple of members of my
anthropology cohort from graduate school who have worked on this
issue. But I'd like to know more. Are there folks on the list
working on this topic? Do people have particular recommendations for
academic and activist resources? On or or offlist responses are
welcome.
My warm regards,
Shaka McGlotten
Assistant Professor
Media, Society, and the Arts
Film and Media Studies
Purchase College
Purchase, NY 10577
--
shaka mcglotten
c. 917.287.3784
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