Geremy Forman
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3721499 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Geremy Forman |
| PRENOMES | Geremy |
| SOBRENOME | Forman |
| ASSINATURA | FORMAN G |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Haifa |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 79 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2002 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2012 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
The Invention of the Land of Israel
What is a homeland, and when does it become a national territory? Why have so many people been willing to die for such places throughout the twentieth century? What is the essence of the Promised Land? Following the acclaimed and controversial The Invention of the Jewish People, Shlomo Sand examines the mysterious sacred land that has become the site of the longest running national struggle of the twentieth century. The Invention of the of decons…
Israeli Supreme Court Doctrine and the Battle over Arab Land in Galilee
In the mid-1950s, the overwhelmingly Arab central Galilee became the first regional focus of Israeli land-claiming in the context of state efforts to Judaize the region. This article examines the land-related judicial doctrines adopted by the Israeli Supreme Court through the early 1960s that facilitated this endeavor. While previous academic work on the evolution of these doctrines depicts a "horizontal" process proceeding from one SC precedent …
A Tale of Two Regions
The “50 percent rule” is an Israeli judicial doctrine that has played a pivotal role since the early 1960s in deciding disputes between the Israeli government and Palestinian landholders under Article 78 of the Ottoman Land Code. It was first institutionalized during a government land‐claiming campaign aimed at providing state land for settlement‐based Judaization of Israel's predominantly Palestinian Galilee region. Two decades later, during a s…
Expropriation Legacies
Multifaceted Legal Encounters
Additional informationNotes on contributorsGeremy FormanNabil Matar is professor of English and department head at the Florida Institute of Technology. His next book, Europe through Arab Eyes, 1578––1727, is forthcoming from Columbia University Press (2008)
Military Rule, Political Manipulation, and Jewish Settlement
This article explores the first decade of relations between the State of Israel and the city of Nazareth, which after the 1948 war constituted the largest and most important Arab center in the new Jewish state. It focuses on the strategies employed by central government officials to retain state control over the all-Arab city and surrounding region, highlighting the integrated use of military, political, and spatial mechanisms. The Nazareth munic…
Law and the historical geography of the Galilee
From Arab Land to 'Israel Lands
In this paper we examine the Israeli government's use of law to institutionalize the dispossession of Palestinian Arabs displaced by the 1948 war and trace the legal transformation of their land during the formative years of Israel's land regime (1948-60). This legal transformation facilitated the expropriation and reallocation of formerly Arab land to primarily Jewish hands and was therefore a central component of the legal reordering of space w…
Settlement of Title in the Galilee
THE JUDICIAL PROCESS OF 'SETTLEMENT OF TITLE,' or 'land settlement,' constituted the core of British land regime reform in Mandate Palestine. This process, which relied on topographical and cadastral survey, exact mapping and extensive judicial investigation of land rights aimed at identifying an owner for every parcel of land in the country. 1 British reformers sought to transform the traditional usufruct rights of the indigenous, majority Arab …
From Arab Land to 'Israel Lands
In this paper we examine the Israeli government's use of law to institutionalize the dispossession of Palestinian Arabs displaced by the 1948 war and trace the legal transformation of their land during the formative years of Israel's land regime (1948-60). This legal transformation facilitated the expropriation and reallocation of formerly Arab land to primarily Jewish hands and was therefore a central component of the legal reordering of space w…
Law and the historical geography of the Galilee
Military Rule, Political Manipulation, and Jewish Settlement
This article explores the first decade of relations between the State of Israel and the city of Nazareth, which after the 1948 war constituted the largest and most important Arab center in the new Jewish state. It focuses on the strategies employed by central government officials to retain state control over the all-Arab city and surrounding region, highlighting the integrated use of military, political, and spatial mechanisms. The Nazareth munic…
A Tale of Two Regions
The “50 percent rule” is an Israeli judicial doctrine that has played a pivotal role since the early 1960s in deciding disputes between the Israeli government and Palestinian landholders under Article 78 of the Ottoman Land Code. It was first institutionalized during a government land‐claiming campaign aimed at providing state land for settlement‐based Judaization of Israel's predominantly Palestinian Galilee region. Two decades later, during a s…
Settlement of Title in the Galilee
THE JUDICIAL PROCESS OF 'SETTLEMENT OF TITLE,' or 'land settlement,' constituted the core of British land regime reform in Mandate Palestine. This process, which relied on topographical and cadastral survey, exact mapping and extensive judicial investigation of land rights aimed at identifying an owner for every parcel of land in the country. 1 British reformers sought to transform the traditional usufruct rights of the indigenous, majority Arab …
Settlement of Title in the Galilee
THE JUDICIAL PROCESS OF 'SETTLEMENT OF TITLE,' or 'land settlement,' constituted the core of British land regime reform in Mandate Palestine. This process, which relied on topographical and cadastral survey, exact mapping and extensive judicial investigation of land rights aimed at identifying an owner for every parcel of land in the country. 1 British reformers sought to transform the traditional usufruct rights of the indigenous, majority Arab …
From Arab Land to 'Israel Lands
In this paper we examine the Israeli government's use of law to institutionalize the dispossession of Palestinian Arabs displaced by the 1948 war and trace the legal transformation of their land during the formative years of Israel's land regime (1948-60). This legal transformation facilitated the expropriation and reallocation of formerly Arab land to primarily Jewish hands and was therefore a central component of the legal reordering of space w…
Military Rule, Political Manipulation, and Jewish Settlement
This article explores the first decade of relations between the State of Israel and the city of Nazareth, which after the 1948 war constituted the largest and most important Arab center in the new Jewish state. It focuses on the strategies employed by central government officials to retain state control over the all-Arab city and surrounding region, highlighting the integrated use of military, political, and spatial mechanisms. The Nazareth munic…
Law and the historical geography of the Galilee
Multifaceted Legal Encounters
Additional informationNotes on contributorsGeremy FormanNabil Matar is professor of English and department head at the Florida Institute of Technology. His next book, Europe through Arab Eyes, 1578––1727, is forthcoming from Columbia University Press (2008)
A Tale of Two Regions
The “50 percent rule” is an Israeli judicial doctrine that has played a pivotal role since the early 1960s in deciding disputes between the Israeli government and Palestinian landholders under Article 78 of the Ottoman Land Code. It was first institutionalized during a government land‐claiming campaign aimed at providing state land for settlement‐based Judaization of Israel's predominantly Palestinian Galilee region. Two decades later, during a s…
Expropriation Legacies
Israeli Supreme Court Doctrine and the Battle over Arab Land in Galilee
In the mid-1950s, the overwhelmingly Arab central Galilee became the first regional focus of Israeli land-claiming in the context of state efforts to Judaize the region. This article examines the land-related judicial doctrines adopted by the Israeli Supreme Court through the early 1960s that facilitated this endeavor. While previous academic work on the evolution of these doctrines depicts a "horizontal" process proceeding from one SC precedent …
The Invention of the Land of Israel
What is a homeland, and when does it become a national territory? Why have so many people been willing to die for such places throughout the twentieth century? What is the essence of the Promised Land? Following the acclaimed and controversial The Invention of the Jewish People, Shlomo Sand examines the mysterious sacred land that has become the site of the longest running national struggle of the twentieth century. The Invention of the of decons…
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