Settling Nature: The Conservation Regime In Palestine-Israel Irus Braverman University Of Minnesota Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Science Environmental

A Study Of Palestine-Israel Through The Unexpected Lens Nature Conservation Settling Documents Widespread Ecological Warfare Practiced By State Israel Recruited To Front Lines Are Fallow Deer Gazelles Wild Asses Griffon Vultures Pine Trees And Cows-On Israeli Side-Against Goats Camels Olive Hybrid Goldfinches Akkoub-Which Affiliated With Palestinian Side These Nonhuman Soldiers All More Effective Because Camouflages Their Tactical Deployment As Such Drawing On Than Seventy Interviews Israel\ S Officials Observations Work This Book Examines Careful Orchestration Animated Administration Both Sides Green Line Alongside Its Powerful Protection Wildlife Biodiversity Territorial Reach Is Remarkable: Date Nearly 25 Percent Country\ Total Land Mass Assigned Park Or Reserve Argues That Advances Zionist Project Jewish Settlement Corresponding Dispossession Non-Jews From Space Σελίδες: 344 Διαστάσεις: 14X14Cm