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16 Or. Rev. Int'l L. 79 (2014)
The Fictions of the Illegal Occupation in the West Bank and Gaza

handle is hein.journals/porril16 and id is 83 raw text is: HANI SAYED* The Fictions of the Illegal Occupation in the West Bank and Gaza Introduction ................................................................................... 80 I. The Bare Occupation .......................................................... 87 A. A Governance Matrix ................................................. 88 B. Gaza-fication of the Occupation ................................. 92 1. Expansion, Integration and Dispossession (1967- 1994) .................................................................... . . 93 a. Mainstreaming the Settlements ....................... 94 b. Economic Integration ...................................... 99 c. Setting the Stage for Autonomy ......................... 100 2. Contraction and Fragmentation: The Oslo Years (1994-2000) ............................................................. 102 a. Transfer of Authority ......................................... 102 b. From an Occupation Regime of Separate and Unequal to an Internationally Recognized Regime of Autonomy ......................................... 104 c. Economic Disengagement ................................. 106 3. Disengagement (2000-2010) ................................... 107 II. Understanding Governance in the WBGS ............................. 110 A. Occupation as a Fact and Occupation as a Regime ........ 113 Associate Professor, Department of Law, School of Global Affairs and Public Policy at the American University in Cairo. I am thankful to Georges Abi-Saab, Lama Abu-Odeh, Helena Alviar, Anthony Anghie, Jason Becket, Arnulf Becker-Lorca, Mathew Craven, Bhupinder S. Chimni, Rabab El-Mahdy, Leila Farsakh, Duncan Kennedy, Alejandro Lorite-Escorihuila, Kenneth Mann, Zina Miller, Tanya Monforte, Abdulhay Sayed, Nimr Sultany, Louis M. Seidman, Chantal Thomas, Philomila Tsoukala, and Raef Zreik for comments on previous version of this paper as well as for insight and encouragement. Errors are mine. I have presented versions of this paper in a number of fora. I am thankful to the organizers and participants for the opportunity and for their comments. In particular I would like to mention: Georgetown University Law Center, Critical Perspectives on Law Workshop, January 2010; Cornell Law School, Colloquium on Law and Development in the Middle East and Africa, April 2010; Yale Law School, Middle East Legal Studies Seminar, January 2012.

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