2023•The Journal of Development StudiesRequires access

Waste Siege: The Life of Infrastructure in Palestine

Lauren M. Baker

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The world is inundated with waste. Waste is a universal feature of contemporary global capitalism and experiences with waste are widely disparate. Should we frame – in line with many environmental ...

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The world is inundated with waste. Waste is a universal feature of contemporary global capitalism and experiences with waste are widely disparate. Should we frame – in line with many environmental ...

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The world is inundated with waste. Waste is a universal feature of contemporary global capitalism and experiences with waste are widely disparate. Should we frame – in line with many environmental ...

Key concepts: Siege, Palestine, Political science, Ancient history, Business, History

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