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Tariq Dana
Associate Professor, Head of Program
xPortal_Content01 Dr. Tariq Dana is an associate professor and Head of conflict and humanitarian studies Program at Doha Institute for Graduate Studies and adjunct lecturer at Northwestern University, Qatar. He was the director of the Center for Development Studies at Birzeit University and a senior research fellow at Ibrahim Abu-Logoud Institute of International Studies, the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva and the School of Oriental and African Studies. He is also a policy advisor for the Palestinian Policy Network (Al-Shabaka).
His research interest includes political economy, civil society, state-building and state-society relations, and settler-colonial studies with a particular focus on Palestine and the broader Arab Middle East.
Education: PhD in Politics, Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies, Italy.
Languages: Arabic, English, Italian
xPortal_Content02 Political economy, development studies, civil society, social movements/ NGOs, state-building and state-society relations with a particular focus on Palestine and the broader Arab Middle East.
xPortal_Content03 Ethical and Legal Issues in Humanitarianism, International Political Economy, Civil Society and Social Movements, Political Systems in the Middle East, Comparative Politics, Israeli Political System, Globalization.
xPortal_Content04 Books Dana, T. (2021). Political Economy of Palestine: Critical, Interdisciplinary, and Decolonial Perspectives. New York, London: Palgrave Macmillan (co-edited with Alaa Tartir and Timothy Seidel) Peer-reviewed articles
بالعربية دعنا، طارق .(٢٠١٩)."مدخل لفهم الاقتصاد السياسي للأراضي الفلسطينية المحتلة". عمران، المركز العربي للأبحاث ودراسة السياسات
English - Dana, T. (2020). Localising the Economy as a Resistance Response: A Contribution to the "Resistance Economy" Debate in the Occupied Palestinian Territories. Journal of Peacebuilding & Development 15 (2), 192–204.
- Dana, T. (2020). A Cruel Innovation: Israeli Experiments on Gaza's Great March of Return. Sociology of Islam, 8(2), 175-198.
- Dana, T. (2020). Crony capitalism in the Palestinian Authority: a deal among friends. Third World Quarterly, 41(2), 247-263.
- Dana, T. (2019). The prolonged decay of the Palestinian National Movement. National Identities, 21(1), 39-55.
- Dana, T., & Jarbawi, A. (2017). A century of settler colonialism in Palestine: Zionism's entangled project. Brown J. World Affairs, 24, 197-219.
- Dana, T. (2015). The symbiosis between Palestinian 'Fayyadism'and Israeli 'economic peace': the political economy of capitalist peace in the context of colonisation. Conflict, Security & Development, 15(5), 455-477.
- Dana, T. (2015). The structural transformation of Palestinian civil society: Key paradigm shifts. Middle East Critique, 24(2), 191-210.
دعنا، طارق. "الاقتصاد السياسي للصراعات في الوطن العربي"، في كتاب حل النزاعات في الوطن العربي، تحرير إبراهيم فريحات. المركز العربي للأبحاث ودراسة الأبحاث (٢٠١٩).
دعنا، طارق. "فجوة التمثيل السياسي للاجئين الفلسطينيين في مخيمات الضفة الغربية وقطاع غزة (دراسة الجوانب السياسية، والاجتماعية، والاقتصادية في المخيمات"، في كتاب اللاجئون في وطنهم: سؤال التمثيل والحماية. معهد إبراهيم أبو لغد للدراسات الدولية، جامعة بير زيت: فلسطين (7-42). 2016.
دعنا، طارق. "نحو تنمية بديلة أم بديل للتنمية في فلسطين؟ نظرية ما بعد التنمية، تجربة ما قبل أوسلو وآفاق الحركات الاجتماعية"، في كتاب دراسة نقدية في واقع التنمية في فلسطين. مركز بيسان للبحوث والانماء، رام الله: فلسطين (197-226)، 2012. English and other languages Dana, Tariq. "Lost in Transition: the Palestinian National Movement after Oslo", in Turner, M (ed.), From the River to the Sea: Palestine and Israel in the Shadow of 'Peace'. (London: lexington books, 2019).
Dana, Tariq. "Zwei Gegensätzliche Versionen Von Zivilgesellschaft", in Edlinger, Fritz (Ed.), Palästina – Hundert Jahre leere Versprechen. (Vienna: Promedia Druck, 2017): 53-72.
Dana, Tariq. "Disconnecting Civil Society from its Historical Extension: NGOs and Neoliberalism in Palestine", in Takahashi, Saul (ed.), Human Rights, Human Security, National Security: The Intersection, (California: Praeger, 2014): 117-138.
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