Ghada Karmi
Biographic Data
| ID | 708059 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ghada Karmi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ghada |
| FAMILY NAME | Karmi |
| SIGNATURE | KARMI G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Regional Health |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Capitalism's Conscience: 200 Years of the Guardian
Reflections on Palestinian Identity
Seventy years of Palestinian fragmentation since Israel's creation have taken their toll. The Palestinians of today are split into different communities living different lives from one another. Here, a British Palestinian writer reflects on both the identity forced upon her and on the one she has created
My Happiness Bears no Relation to Happiness: A poet's life in the Palestinian century
The One-State Solution: An Alternative Vision for Israeli-Palestinian Peace
This essay examines the one-state alternative to the commonly accepted two-state solution, which has been the basis of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process since 1993. It reviews the prospects for success of the two-state solution and sets out the arguments for and against such a settlement. The history and interpretation of the one-state alternative, whether binational or secular democratic, are explored, and the future chances of its success a…
I nterview: G hada K armi , A V oice from E xile
Married to Another Man: Israel's Dilemma in Palestine
Annotation
Reconciliation in the Arab‐Israeli conflict
The current Israeli‐Palestinian peace process is unlikely to lead to a durable peace between the two sides. This is because the process ignores the cultural aspects of the conflict. Israelis and Palestinians have opposing narratives of claim to the same land which will need to be addressed in any process of reconciliation. Without such a process, the conflict is likely to continue
After the Nakba: An Experience of Exile in England
After the Nakba: An Experience of Exile in England
The year 1998, the fiftieth anniversary of the fall of Palestine, occasioned an outpouring of eyewitness and other accounts of the events of 1948. But relatively few accounts exist of how the displacement affected people's lives in the immediate wake of the exodus from Palestine. The following is one such account, a memoir of the author's early experience in postwar London
A: Reviews: general
REVEALING THE HOLY LAND: THE PHOTOGRAPHIC EXPLORATION OF PALESTINE. By Kathleen Stewart Howe. Museum of Art, Santa Barbara, 1997. 144pp. $US 60 (hb), $US 29.95 (pb). THE EMERGENCE OF THE ‘ABBASID AUTOCRACY: THE ‘ABBASID ARMY, KHURASAN AND ADHARBAYJAN. By Fukuzo Amabe, Kyoto University Press, 1995 xi + 322pp. THE BUKHARANS: A DYNASTIC, DIPLOMATIC AND COMMERCIAL HISTORY, 1550–1702. By Audrey Burton. Richmond, Surrey, UK; Curzon Press, 1997; xxxvii …
After Oslo: A single state in Israel/Palestine
With the current suspension of the Oslo Agreements, one of the two pillars of the Israeli‐Palestinian peace process is for the timebeing defunct What therefore, are the prospects for the other pillar ‐ the two‐state solution? The recent history of the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians has been charcterised by unpredictable turns of events: the Oslo Accords, the Rabin‐Arafat handshake, increased autonomy for the Palestinian people. Thes…
The 1948 Exodus: A Family Story
The story of my family is not unusual in Palestinian terms. It is a story of displacement and exile and loss, replicated in thousands and thousands of cases where Palestinians fled or were driven out in order to make room for the establishment of the new State of Israel in 1948. It is also the story of how Zionism, a political ideology formed in Europe by Jews for Jews, came to affect the lives of a faraway Middle Eastern people who had not the r…
The 1948 Exodus: A Family Story
Educating London Doctors in Migration and Health: A New Initiative
The Health Status and Health Beliefs of Two London Migrant Communities
Islamic Medicine
The One-State Solution: An Alternative Vision for Israeli-Palestinian Peace
This essay examines the one-state alternative to the commonly accepted two-state solution, which has been the basis of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process since 1993. It reviews the prospects for success of the two-state solution and sets out the arguments for and against such a settlement. The history and interpretation of the one-state alternative, whether binational or secular democratic, are explored, and the future chances of its success a…
After the Nakba: An Experience of Exile in England
The year 1998, the fiftieth anniversary of the fall of Palestine, occasioned an outpouring of eyewitness and other accounts of the events of 1948. But relatively few accounts exist of how the displacement affected people's lives in the immediate wake of the exodus from Palestine. The following is one such account, a memoir of the author's early experience in postwar London
Reconciliation in the Arab‐Israeli conflict
The current Israeli‐Palestinian peace process is unlikely to lead to a durable peace between the two sides. This is because the process ignores the cultural aspects of the conflict. Israelis and Palestinians have opposing narratives of claim to the same land which will need to be addressed in any process of reconciliation. Without such a process, the conflict is likely to continue
The 1948 Exodus: A Family Story
Educating London Doctors in Migration and Health: A New Initiative
The Health Status and Health Beliefs of Two London Migrant Communities
Islamic Medicine
The Health Status and Health Beliefs of Two London Migrant Communities
Educating London Doctors in Migration and Health: A New Initiative
The 1948 Exodus: A Family Story
The story of my family is not unusual in Palestinian terms. It is a story of displacement and exile and loss, replicated in thousands and thousands of cases where Palestinians fled or were driven out in order to make room for the establishment of the new State of Israel in 1948. It is also the story of how Zionism, a political ideology formed in Europe by Jews for Jews, came to affect the lives of a faraway Middle Eastern people who had not the r…
The 1948 Exodus: A Family Story
A: Reviews: general
REVEALING THE HOLY LAND: THE PHOTOGRAPHIC EXPLORATION OF PALESTINE. By Kathleen Stewart Howe. Museum of Art, Santa Barbara, 1997. 144pp. $US 60 (hb), $US 29.95 (pb). THE EMERGENCE OF THE ‘ABBASID AUTOCRACY: THE ‘ABBASID ARMY, KHURASAN AND ADHARBAYJAN. By Fukuzo Amabe, Kyoto University Press, 1995 xi + 322pp. THE BUKHARANS: A DYNASTIC, DIPLOMATIC AND COMMERCIAL HISTORY, 1550–1702. By Audrey Burton. Richmond, Surrey, UK; Curzon Press, 1997; xxxvii …
After Oslo: A single state in Israel/Palestine
With the current suspension of the Oslo Agreements, one of the two pillars of the Israeli‐Palestinian peace process is for the timebeing defunct What therefore, are the prospects for the other pillar ‐ the two‐state solution? The recent history of the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians has been charcterised by unpredictable turns of events: the Oslo Accords, the Rabin‐Arafat handshake, increased autonomy for the Palestinian people. Thes…
Reconciliation in the Arab‐Israeli conflict
The current Israeli‐Palestinian peace process is unlikely to lead to a durable peace between the two sides. This is because the process ignores the cultural aspects of the conflict. Israelis and Palestinians have opposing narratives of claim to the same land which will need to be addressed in any process of reconciliation. Without such a process, the conflict is likely to continue
After the Nakba: An Experience of Exile in England
After the Nakba: An Experience of Exile in England
The year 1998, the fiftieth anniversary of the fall of Palestine, occasioned an outpouring of eyewitness and other accounts of the events of 1948. But relatively few accounts exist of how the displacement affected people's lives in the immediate wake of the exodus from Palestine. The following is one such account, a memoir of the author's early experience in postwar London
Married to Another Man: Israel's Dilemma in Palestine
Annotation
I nterview: G hada K armi , A V oice from E xile
The One-State Solution: An Alternative Vision for Israeli-Palestinian Peace
This essay examines the one-state alternative to the commonly accepted two-state solution, which has been the basis of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process since 1993. It reviews the prospects for success of the two-state solution and sets out the arguments for and against such a settlement. The history and interpretation of the one-state alternative, whether binational or secular democratic, are explored, and the future chances of its success a…
My Happiness Bears no Relation to Happiness: A poet's life in the Palestinian century
Capitalism's Conscience: 200 Years of the Guardian
Reflections on Palestinian Identity
Seventy years of Palestinian fragmentation since Israel's creation have taken their toll. The Palestinians of today are split into different communities living different lives from one another. Here, a British Palestinian writer reflects on both the identity forced upon her and on the one she has created
History (11 works) · Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies (11 works) · Ancient history (10 works) · Political science (9 works) · Sociology (8 works) · History (7 works) · Law (7 works) · Palestine (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Law (5 works)