Jerusalem's Separation Wall and Global Message Board: Graffiti, Murals and the art of Sumud

Craig Larkin

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Craig Larkin, JERUSALEM'S SEPARATION WALL AND GLOBAL MESSAGE BOARD: GRAFFITI, MURALS, AND THE ART OF SUMUD, The Arab Studies Journal, Vol. 22, No. 1, SPECIAL ISSUE: CULTURES OF RESISTANCE (Spring 2014), pp. 134-169

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