Author Archives: Nada Elia

Bodies of land: feminism and decolonisation

By Nada Elia 25 March 2024 Essays

A young girl in a pink dress holds a bunch of flowers while standing in a rich grassland under a clouded sky

Feminism, as a complete liberatory movement, cannot be divorced from efforts to decolonise land

Palestine’s garden walls: the deliberate destruction of Palestine’s terraced gardens

11 February 2021 By Nadi Abusaada

There is a growing desire to mitigate the harm inflicted on the…

A drone view high over a road under construction with tall fences on either side

Anti-collage cities in Israel-Palestine

3 August 2021 By Irit Katz

As recent violence has shown, urban areas in Israel-Palestine are a far…

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Violence of planting in Israel-Palestine

19 October 2021 By Liat Berdugo

The roots of trees in Israel-Palestine touch conflict and control territory

AR Reading List 071: the built environment of Palestine

24 June 2023 By AR Editors

The latest instalment of our series of AR Reading Lists: seven carefully…

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Angela Davis (1944–)

5 March 2024 By Marie-Louise Richards

The work of the abolitionist and civil rights activist is a cornerstone…

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