Anne de Jong is an associate professor anthropology of conflict with a regional expertise on the Middle East (Palestine, Lebanon and Bahrain). Prioritizing subaltern everyday perspectives, her research interests center on violence/nonviolence, radical activism and social movements, human rights violations and resistance, anti-racism and anti-colonial struggles. For her PhD (2011, SOAS) she conducted a 19-month fieldwork research in the Occupied Palestinian Territories including East-Jerusalem and Gaza. Concurrent fieldwork was carried out in Syria and Bahrain and her ongoing research project extends to South Africa and Nepal. Emphasizing anti-racism and social justice struggles, her current work focuses on nonviolent resistance in armed conflict (Palestine), the transition between armed and unarmed struggle (Nepal) and anti-racism and anticolonial activism (South Africa and the Netherlands). Born from the necessity of doing “fieldwork under fire”, research ethics and innovative methodology have grown central to her work and are also reflected in her teachings.
Work
University of Amsterdam
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Associate Professor
Netherlands
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Universiteit van Amsterdam
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Academic, Assistant Professor
Netherlands
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Universiteit van Amsterdam
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Academic, Assistant Professor
Netherlands
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University of Amsterdam
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Assistant Professor
Netherlands
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University of Amsterdam
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Assistant Professor Conflict Studies
Netherlands
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SOAS University of London
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Junior Lecturer
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
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Education
University of Amsterdam
Netherlands
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Research master
University of Amsterdam
Netherlands
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Bachelor of Science
SOAS University of London
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
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Ph.D
Publications
Militarism and Israeli Society
book-review
Teaching the Enlightened Student
Knowledge Production in Higher Education
book-chapter
Key note: The Arts & Politics of learning/Teaching the Middle East
Middle Eastert Studies Conference 2022MA
conference-paper
‘Noem de situatie in Israël geen conflict of oplaaiend geweld’
Het Parool
journal-article
Noem de situatie in Israël geen conflict of oplaaiend geweld
Parool
newspaper-article
Power, nonviolence and hidden violence (invited speaker)
Invited speaker Violence, health and everyday (non)life: Gaza and beyond.
conference-paper
Health and Freedom: The Tense Interdependency of HIV/AIDS Interventions and LGBTIQ Activism in Kenya
Kohl: Journal for Body and Gender Research
journal-article
Health and Freedom
Kohl: a Journal for Body and Gender Research
journal-article
Violence in Nonviolent Action: Power Relations in Joint Activism in Israel and Palestine
The Journal of Resistance Studies
journal-article
Violence in Nonviolent Action: Power Relations in Joint Activism in Israel and Palestine.
Journal of Resistance Studies
journal-article
'Teaching the Enlightened Student: Political polarization and the ongoing quest for critical thinking'
Knowledge production in higher education: Between Europe and the Middle East
conference-paper
Nederland heeft Bahreins bloed aan de handen
website
Gaza, Black Face and Islamophobia: Intersectionality of Race and Gender in (Counter-)Discourse in the Netherlands
Relating Worlds of Racism
book-chapter
Gaza, Black Face and Islamophobia: Intersectionality of race and gender in (counter-) discourse in the Netherlands.
Karen Farquharson, Kathryn Pillay and Philomena Essed (eds.) Relating Worlds of Racism: Dehumanization, Belonging and the Normativity of Whiteness. New York: Palgrave Macmillan US
book-chapter
Nederland heeft Bahreins bloed aan de handen
NRC Handelsblad
newspaper-article
Racen in politiek onrustig Bahrein: 'FIA heeft mensenrechtenprotocol in statuten staan'
F1 Maximaal
magazine-article
Nederland heeft Bahreins bloed aan de handen
NRC Next
journal-article
Israëlische apartheidsbussen in Rotterdam
website
Wie is er bang voor Ahed Tamimi?
website
De Palestijnse Gandhi wordt vermoord: Geweldloos verzet is geen ‘schermutseling
One World
magazine-article
Israëlische apartheidsbussen in Rotterdam
One World magazine
magazine-article
The politics of researching Palestine: Access, law-fare, BDS and other attacks on academic freedom
ACMES annual research day Multiple Encounters: Europe in the Middle East / the Middle East in Europe.
conference-paper
Who is afraid of Ahed Tamimi?
One world magazine
magazine-article
Zionist hegemony, the settler colonial conquest of Palestine and the problem with conflict: a critical genealogy of the notion of binary conflict
Journal of Settler Colonial Studies
journal-article
Zionist hegemony, the settler colonial conquest of Palestine and the problem with conflict
Settler Colonial Studies
journal-article
De Palestijnse Gandhi wordt vermoord: Geweldloos verzet is geen ‘schermutseling’
website
Will Trump bring peace to the Middle east?
One world magazine
magazine-article
Zwarte Piet, Palestina en de strijd om het dagelijks leven
ICA (Institute of Cultural Anthropology)
journal-article
Zal Trump vrede brengen?
website
Seksisme, homofobie en die moslims
website
2017: Nuance weg ermee
website
2017: No more nuance
One world magazine
magazine-article
Sexism, Homophobia and all those Muslims
One world magazine
magazine-article
The minefield of Nonviolence in Palestine-Israel
Mobilizations Conference on Social Movements and Protest: Nonviolent strategies and the State. San Diego State University, San Diego, USA. 5/6-5-2017
conference-paper
How to Break the Vicious Cycle
IOB Evaluation
report
De tweedeling van Aleppo loopt parallel met de berichtgeving erover.
One world magazine
magazine-article
Shaped by the Field- Shaping the Field: On how political, ethical and personal dilemmas of doing ‘fieldwork under fire’ shape/ deform scholarly knowledge
MESA: 50th Annual meeting of the Middle East Studies Association
conference-paper
Uncomfortable necessity: review of Wrapped in the flag of Israel
American Anthropologist Vol. 118, No. 2: 436-437
book-review
Women popular resistance: The strength of being between a rock and a hard place
Critical perspectives on governing by Sustainable Development Goals. University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands
conference-paper
[Review of: S. Lavie (2014) Wrapped in the Flag of Israel: Mizrahi Single Mothers and Bureaucratic Torture]
American Anthropologist
book-review
De tweedeling van Aleppo loopt parallel met de berichtgeving erover
OneWorld Magazine
journal-article
Gaza Protests, Accusations of Anti-Semitism and Islamophobia: Racialized discourse and practices in the Netherlands
Invited workshop Anti-Jewish & anti-Muslim racisms and the question of Palestine/Israel. School of Oriental and Africa Studies (SOAS). London, United Kingdom.
conference-paper
The Gaza Freedom Flotilla: human rights, activism and academic neutrality
Research ethics and social movements: scholarship, activism and knowledge production
book-chapter
The minefield of Nonviolence in Palestine/Israel
Middle East Studies Association (MESA) - Annual meeting. Denver-U.S.A.
conference-paper
Activism, human rights and Academic neutrality: The Gaza Freedom Flotilla.
Gillan, K. & Pickerill, J. (eds.) Research Ethics and Social Movements: Scholarship, Activism & Knowledge Production. London: Routledge
book-chapter
Women's resistance, femicide, and 'dead without dying' in Palestine: an interview with Dr. Nadera Shalhoub-Kevorkian
Tijdschrift voor Genderstudies
journal-article
Women’s resistance, femicide, and ‘Dead without Dying’ in Palestine
Journal for Genderstudies,
journal-article
Beyond one envisioned Freedom: Radical anti-hegemonic anti-colonial resistance in Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories
5th LAEMOS Colloquium Constructing Alternatives: How can we organize for alternative social, economic, and ecological balance? La Havana-Cuba
conference-paper
The Black Pool of Israeli Water Politics
In: Power Dynamics and Natural Resources Amsterdam: The Broker
journal-article
The Gaza Freedom Flotilla: Human Rights, Activism and Academic Neutrality
Social Movement Studies: Journal of Social, Cultural and Political Protest Vol. 11, No. 2: 193- 209
journal-article
Geen Vijanden
book
Geen Vijanden: 1000 dagen in Israël en de Palestijnse Gebieden.