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This book critically examines the Palestinian political economy under Israeli occupation, analyzing how colonial structures have shaped economic dependency and political subjugation. The authors explore the intersection of colonialism, neoliberal economic policies, and resistance, providing a decolonial framework for understanding Palestinian economic struggles. Key Themes: • Colonialism and Economic Dependency – Investigating how Israeli control has shaped Palestinian economic structures. • Neoliberalism and Occupation – Analyzing the role of global economic policies in sustaining occupation. • Resistance and Decolonization – Exploring alternative economic models and political strategies for self-determination. • Comparative Perspectives – Drawing lessons from other post-colonial societies. current relevance: • Palestinian economic struggles mirror post-colonial economic challenges in Africa, Latin America, and South Asia. • Understanding economic dependencies in conflict zones helps inform rehabilitation strategies for Syria, Libya, and Afghanistan. This book is an essential resource for scholars, policymakers, and peace practitioners focusing on post-colonial economic struggles, occupation, and self-determination movements. • Examining the intersection of politics and economy in occupation provides a framework for broader conflict resolution efforts. ________________________________________