Fadia Panosetti is a FNRS Doctoral Fellow at the Centre for Cooperation and International Development (CECID-ULB). She is currently completing her dissertation on the politics of agrarian change in contemporary Palestine/Israel. Her work lies at the intersection of agrarian studies and political economy, settler colonialism and indigenous studies. She has published her work in Mondes en Développement, Antipode Online and Jerusalem Quarterly and, in 2021, she co-organized a series of workshops titled “Conversations about Kurdistan and Palestine: Rurality, Rural Lives, and Alternative Futures”. She is member of the research team working on the project “IMAGIN-E: Alter-citizens in the Middle East. Inventing resistance in times of violence” at Science Po – Paris.