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Current Flow The Electrification Of Palestine Hardcover Ronen Shamir

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Current Flow The Electrification Of Palestine Hardcover Ronen Shamir
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Publisher: Stanford University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.13 MB
Pages: 224
Author: Ronen Shamir
ISBN: 9780804787062, 0804787069
Language: English
Year: 2013
Edition: Hardcover

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Current Flow The Electrification Of Palestine Hardcover Ronen Shamir by Ronen Shamir 9780804787062, 0804787069 instant download after payment.

Whether buried underfoot or strung overhead, electrical lines are omnipresent. Not only are most societies dependent on electrical infrastructure, but this infrastructure actively shapes electrified society. From the wires, poles, and generators themselves to the entrepreneurs, engineers, politicians, and advisors who determine the process of electrification, our electrical grids can create power—and politics—just as they transmit it.
Current Flowexamines the history of electrification of British-ruled Palestine in the 1920s, as it marked, affirmed, and produced social, political, and economic difference between Arabs and Jews. Considering the interplay of British colonial interests, the Jewish-Zionist leanings of a commissioned electric company, and Arab opposition within the case of the Jaffa Power House, Ronen Shamir reveals how electrification was central in assembling a material infrastructure of ethno-national separation in Palestine long before "political partition plans" had ever been envisioned. Ultimately,Current Flowsheds new light on the history of Jewish-Arab relations and offers broader sociological insights into what happens when people are transformed from users into elements of networks.

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