Palestinian student and youth movements in protracted settler-colonialism. The (re)elaboration of strategies of liberation

  • Mjriam Abu Samra CSS University of Jordan, Jordan
Parole chiave: Colonialismo d’insediamento, Movimenti giovanili, Movimenti studenteschi, Palestina, Diaspora

Abstract

Questo articolo documenta il contributo apportato dal movimento giovanile e studentesco transnazionale palestinese nell'ambito della lotta di liberazione nazionale. Mira a mettere in evidenza il ruolo svolto dalle giovani generazioni in diaspora nell'elaborare strategie di resistenza in diversi momenti e fasi diverse della lotta contro la colonizzazione della Palestina. L'articolo fornisce una breve analisi dei modi in cui il movimento studentesco palestinese ha contribuito alla riorganizzazione della società palestinese in diaspora e alla riarticolazione di un discorso politico subito dopo la Nakba. Verrà poi discusso il ruolo politico svolto dall'Unione Generale degli Studenti Palestinesi (GUPS). Infine, verranno presentate le varie iniziative giovanili e studentesche delle generazioni contemporanee. La tesi fondante è che la gioventù e gli studenti palestinesi siano ancora degli attori fondamentali nella politica palestinese. Viene inoltre suggerito che le nuove generazioni palestinesi sono state capaci di svolgere un ruolo di avanguardia fintantoché sono riuscite ad inserire le proprie rivendicazioni in un contesto di lotta anti-coloniale.

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2021-12-31
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Abu Samra, M. (2021). Palestinian student and youth movements in protracted settler-colonialism. The (re)elaboration of strategies of liberation. América Crítica, 5(2), 179-188. https://doi.org/10.13125/americacritica/5077
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