Index: Concepts, G

• Garden city — Settlement form passed by Oppenheimer to Trietsch, its main Zionist proponent.
• Garrison State — Harold Lasswell’s projected state dominated by specialists in violence, against which Dowty measures Israel in Chapter 5 and concludes Israel has not become one.
• General will — Karma Nabulsi’s Rousseau-derived basis for Palestinian identity and peoplehood in her Parker chapter.
• Genocide — As Barghouti uses the term for Gaza: acts of genocide, albeit slow, measured against Article II of the 1948 Genocide Convention, with slow genocide the first reason comprehensive boycott is urgent.
• Ghouleh — The feminine ghoul of Palestinian folk narrative: fearful and insatiable, yet a nourishing foster mother in Muhawi and Kanaana’s reading.
• Global Solidarity — The worldwide civil society support for the Palestinian struggle — BDS, divestment, flotillas and tribunals — whose proper posture in Falk’s account is humility about tactics and solutions.
• Greater Palestine — Trietsch’s conception of a settlement field of Palestine and its adjacent countries in nexus with Palestine.
• Group Transformational Equality — The Future Vision legal paper’s vision of practical, collective equality through comprehensive structural societal change.