Everyday resilience: How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity?
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Everyday resilience: How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity?
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Everyday resilience: How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity? is a doctoral thesis[1].
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- Everyday resilience: How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity? authored How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity? — author (P50): Mariam Abdul-Dayyem[2].
- Everyday resilience: How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity?'s instance of is recorded as How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity? — instance of (P31): doctoral thesis[3].
- Everyday resilience: How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity?'s publisher is recorded as How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity? — publisher (P123): OUR Archive[4].
- Everyday resilience: How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity?'s language of work or name is recorded as How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity? — language of work or name (P407): English[5].
- Everyday resilience: How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity?'s country of origin is recorded as How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity? — country of origin (P495): New Zealand[6].
- Everyday resilience: How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity?'s publication date is recorded as +2021-00-00T00:00:00Z[7].
- Everyday resilience: How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity?'s main subject is recorded as How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity? — main subject (P921): West Bank[8].
- Everyday resilience: How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity?'s main subject is recorded as How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity? — main subject (P921): conflict[9].
- Everyday resilience: How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity?'s main subject is recorded as How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity? — main subject (P921): Palestinians[10].
- Everyday resilience: How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity?'s main subject is recorded as How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity? — main subject (P921): political subjectivity[11].
- Everyday resilience: How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity?'s main subject is recorded as How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity? — main subject (P921): Internet[12].
- Everyday resilience: How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity?'s main subject is recorded as How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity? — main subject (P921): Internet use[13].
- Everyday resilience: How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity?'s main subject is recorded as How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity? — main subject (P921): Arab Spring[14].
- Everyday resilience: How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity?'s work available at URL is recorded as https://ourarchive.otago.ac.nz/handle/10523/12098[15].
- Everyday resilience: How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity?'s Handle ID is recorded as 10523/12098[16].
- Everyday resilience: How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity?'s title is recorded as Everyday resilience: How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity?[17].
- Everyday resilience: How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity?'s copyright holder is recorded as How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity? — copyright holder (P3931): Mariam Abdul-Dayyem[18].
- Everyday resilience: How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity?'s thesis submitted to is recorded as How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity? — thesis submitted to (P4101): University of Otago[19].
- Everyday resilience: How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity?'s on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity? — on focus list of Wikimedia project (P5008): NZThesisProject[20].
- Everyday resilience: How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity?'s copyright status is recorded as How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity? — copyright status (P6216): copyrighted[21].
- Everyday resilience: How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity?'s thesis committee member is recorded as How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity? — thesis committee member (P9161): Marcelle Carmen Dawson[22].
- Everyday resilience: How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity?'s thesis committee member is recorded as How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity? — thesis committee member (P9161): Bill Harris[23].
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Everyday resilience: How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity?'s instance of is recorded as How has the journey of internet usage among Palestinians in the West Bank affected and reflected their political subjectivity? — instance of (P31): doctoral thesis[3].