International Humanities Studies

Vol. 2 No. 4 ; November 2015

Vol. 2 No. 4 ; November 2015 (11)

Introduction

Author: María José Lera

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The founders of poetry of the Palestinian resistance: the circle of the magazine al- Ŷadīd

Author: Victoria Khraiche Ruiz-Zorrilla

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Cinema and historiography in Palestine: a narrative silenced?

Author: Paula Fernández Franco

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Gaza’s space design: land and laboratory

Author: Miguel Mesa del Castillo Clavel

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The image of “conflict”: the content of the stereotype towards Palestinian and Israelis is influenced by the media

Authors: Roberto M. Lobato, Miguel Moya & Humberto Trujillo

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The social representations and their consequences in the “conflict” Israel-Palestine

Author: Francisco Javier Aragonés López

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The al-Magariba neighbourhood in Jerusalem and the destruction of the cultural heritage

Author: Noa Morales Sánchez

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Contributions of the non-violent international interventions against the occupation of the Palestinian Territories

Author: Diego Checa Hidalgo

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The recognition of Palestine as a milestone of the theory of recognition of states

Authors: Tatiana de A. F. R. Cardoso Squeff & Dulcilene Aparecida Mapelli Rodrigues

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Political use of the Israeli military courts in occupied Palestinian territory: Israeli government legal repression mechanisms against non-violent resistance in Palestine

Author: Ana Sánchez Mera

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The contradictions of the European aid to Palestine

Author: Laurence Thieux

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The international humanities studies strives towards honest, advanced and scientific communication. Therefore, IHS focuses on valid and reliable reported data, results, methods and procedures.

In order to achieve the aforementioned, IHS avoids bias in experimental design, data analysis, data interpretation, peer review, grant writing, expert testimony, and other aspects of research where objectivity is a requirement.

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