Summary
The source, named in the text without a cited work, of the term Warehousing as Shir Hever uses it: mass-scale imprisonment and containment of impoverished people in controlled environments from which they cannot launch an effective resistance (Exploitation of Palestinian Labour in Contemporary Zionist Colonialism, PDF p.7 / printed p.130).
Details
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Hever: the accumulation of experience and technology Israel produces on Palestinians is designed to achieve what Jeff Halper calls ‘warehousing’ (PDF p.7).
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No work by Halper is cited in the essay’s notes; the term’s source beyond his name is not given in the file.
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The Other Shift: Settler Colonial Studies and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict takes up Halper’s ‘matrix of control’ as the systematic apparatus whose separation constituted a colonised Palestinian subjectivity, citing ‘The Key to Peace: Dismantling the Matrix of Control’ (ICAHD, accessed 02/12/12) as the entry point (PDF p.11, note 15 / printed p.10). See Matrix of Control.
Related pages
Exploitation of Palestinian Labour in Contemporary Zionist Colonialism, Warehousing, Homeland Security Industry