Defying "The Plan": Intimate Politics among Palestinian Women in Israel

-- The author is located in Frankfurt, Germany -- As a thoughtful and nuanced consideration of the personal experiences of a diverse group of Indigenous women living in Israel, the work makes space for both voices and topics which are marginalized and underrepresented. This is a mission of the Press. -- Situated at the intersection of gender and sexuality, anthropology, and Middle Eastern studies, the title fits with a number of strengths at IU Press. -- The work is clearly written and proritizes the stories of women and men from a broad representation of backgrounds and geographical locations, including major cities, recognised Bedouin townships, and Palestinian villages. -- The audience for the work is scholars of women's studies, feminist studies, gender and sexuality, politics of the Middle East, and anthropology.