Book by Nada Kiswanson and Susan Power assesses the legal implications of Israel's decades-long occupation of Palestinian territory, examining how sustained occupation generates distinct obligations under international law. Contributions from leading legal scholars analyze annexation, settlement expansion, resource exploitation, and accountability mechanisms under the Fourth Geneva Convention. A key legal reference for researchers working on the legal obligations of prolonged occupation, annexation under international law, and accountability mechanisms available to Palestinians under international humanitarian law.
