Political Graffiti and Global Human Rights: Take Another Look

Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Preface
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1: The Murals of Northern Ireland: A Very Short Introduction
	Belfast, July 2005
		Unionists and Loyalists
			Republicans Ascendant: Sort Of
			Belfast 2008
			Bitter Residue: June 2018–2019
Chapter 2: The Murals of Palestine: A Very Short Introduction
	Well, You Have to Start Somewhere
		A Capitalist Connection
		Cultural Connection
		Vortex of Despair
Chapter 3: Prescriptions of Power
	Consolidation
	Intimidation and Provocation
Chapter 4: Intents and Effects in Belfast
	Phil Hopper, Belfast, July 2005
	Phil Hopper, Belfast, July 2018
Chapter 5: Image, Text, and Ideology in Ramallah
	Theory and Practice in Ramallah
		Hamza Abu Ayyash: Interview
		Bash and Ant: Locals in Trouble with The Law
		Hamza Abu Ayyash: The Self and the Other
Chapter 6: Nakba Day: The Ephemera of Martyrdom
	Conflicted Narratives
		Nakba Day: May 15, 2014
		Picasso and Martyrdom
		Cycle of Violence
		The Ephemera of Martyrdom
		A Pretense of the Living
Chapter 7: The Potency of Childhood Martyrdom
	Sad States of Despair
Chapter 8: Campus in Camps: Redefining Long-Term Refugee Status
	Permanent Impermanent
		Symposium Snapshots: The Sons and Daughters of Handala Speak
		Worldwide: The Concrete Tent
		Remembering
Chapter 9: Witness
	To See or Not to See
		Images and the Human Presence
		Tertiary Witnessing: The Story of Telling the Story
			We are all Witnesses
Chapter 10: Guernica: A Symbol of Symbols
	It Belongs in a Museum or an Alley Wall
		Guernicas
		High and Low Art?
			Realizing the Unreal
			Lessons Unlearned
			Homage to the Image
			The Art of the Joke
			Ugly Paintings
References
Index
About the Authors