Summary
The Palestinian policy network that published Tariq Kenney-Shawa’s policy brief Challenging Anti-Boycott Legislation in the US on December 13, 2022, and describes itself on the page as “the only global Palestinian think tank” (Challenging Anti-Boycott Legislation in the US, lines 305-311).
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Its own footer text on the brief’s page: “We’re building a network for liberation.”; “As the only global Palestinian think tank, we’re working hard to respond to rapid developments affecting Palestinians, while remaining committed to shedding light on issues that may otherwise be overlooked.” (lines 305-307).
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The brief is one of its Policy Briefs, under the topic Civil Society (lines 41-43, 129-133). The page notes a French translation prepared by human rights advocates, for whose changes in meaning Al-Shabaka is not responsible (line 239).
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Kenney-Shawa is its Associate Fellow and co-host of its Policy Lab series (lines 249-251).
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It published Kenney-Shawa’s policy brief Project Esther: Suppressing Palestinian Solidarity in the US on April 15, 2025, as a Policy Brief under the topic Civil Society (lines 129-137 of Project Esther: Suppressing Palestinian Solidarity in the US). The page’s footer again describes it as “the only global Palestinian think tank” (lines 361-363), and the brief carries the same French-translation note (line 295).
Related pages
Challenging Anti-Boycott Legislation in the US, Tariq Kenney-Shawa