Immersive invisibility in the settler-colonial city: The conditional inclusion of Palestinians in Tel Aviv
Immersive invisibility in the settler-colonial city: The conditional inclusion of Palestinians in Tel Aviv
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定居者殖民城市的沉浸式隐形：有条件地将巴勒斯坦人纳入特拉维夫
DOI：
10.1111/amet.12669
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发表时间：
2018
影响因子：
2.3
通讯作者：
HACKL A
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HACKL A
将土著居民纳入殖民城市往往是有很大条件的。对于居住在特拉维夫的以色列中产阶级巴勒斯坦公民来说，他们民族身份的不可见性是他们进入这座城市的新自由主义经济和“自由”生活方式的先决条件。为了增加他们的流动性和社会经济机会，他们采用了各种沉浸式隐形战术。有些人希望克服其被污名化的身份，渴望被承认为不显眼的个人和成功的专业人员。虽然沉浸式隐形并没有改变定居者-殖民排斥，但它决定了个人在现有参数下可以实现多少目标。沉浸式隐形的策略并不一定能使人超越绝对差异和种族化的排斥，但它们揭示了新自由主义包容和排斥的定居者殖民政治是如何相互纠缠和构成的。[知名度、特性、城市包容、污名化、定居者殖民主义、巴勒斯坦、以色列]
The inclusion of indigenous people into settler‐colonial cities is often highly conditional. For middle‐class Palestinian citizens of Israel in Tel Aviv, the invisibility of their ethnonational identity is a precondition for their access to the city's neoliberal economy and “liberal” lifestyle. To increase their mobility and socioeconomic opportunities, they employ diverse tactics of immersive invisibility. Some, in hopes of overcoming their stigmatized identity, aspire to be recognized as unmarked individuals and successful professionals. Although immersive invisibility does not change settler‐colonial exclusion, it determines how much individuals can achieve within existing parameters. Tactics of immersive invisibility do not necessarily enable one to transcend categorical difference and racialized exclusion, but they reveal how neoliberal inclusion and the settler‐colonial politics of exclusion become entangled and constitute each other. [visibility,identity,urban inclusion,stigmatization,settler colonialism,Palestine,Israel]