Collection of interviews conducted by Hisham Ahmed Fararjeh with Palestinian scholar Ibrahim Abu-Lughod, who was expelled from Jaffa during the 1948 Nakba and became a leading academic and political figure in the Palestinian diaspora. Abu-Lughod reflects on the Nakba, life in exile, Palestinian political organizing in the US, the Oslo Accords, and his return to Ramallah in his final years. A memoir-in-dialogue by one of the foremost Palestinian intellectual figures of the twentieth century. Valuable for researchers studying Palestinian intellectual history, the political biography of Ibrahim Abu-Lughod, and the history of Palestinian academic and political organizing in the United States from the mid-twentieth century onward.
