Nick Riemer is senior lecturer in the Department of English at the University of Sydney. As a Palestine solidarity activist, Riemer has published widely in both academic and popular outlets and been criticized openly by conservative media. In addition to his Palestine solidarity work, his political activity includes long-term, close involvement both with the Australian National Tertiary Education Union and with the Refugee Action Coalition in Sydney, a grassroots refugee rights group. He has written for The Guardian, Jacobin, Al Jazeera English, The Australian, The Sydney Morning Herald and many other publications.

• Introduction1. Institutions of Occupation and Resistance2. The Academy and its Freedoms3. Little Israels4. Disruption, Protest, Democracy5. The Politics of Regressive Research6. The Opium of the Educated

The impressive breadth of Nick Riemer’s original analysis of the institutional academic boycott of Israel combines thought and action, theory and praxis, leaving no aspect unexplored. A wide range of readers, not only scholar-activists, will be swayed by this necessary persuasive analysis of the academic boycott as both intellectual and political.

Nick Riemer is senior lecturer in the Department of English at the University of Sydney. As a Palestine solidarity activist, Riemer has published widely in both academic and popular outlets and been criticized openly by conservative media. In addition to his Palestine solidarity work, his political activity includes long-term, close involvement both with the Australian National Tertiary Education Union and with the Refugee Action Coalition in Sydney, a grassroots refugee rights group. He has written for The Guardian, Jacobin, Al Jazeera English, The Australian, The Sydney Morning Herald and many other publications.

• Introduction1. Institutions of Occupation and Resistance2. The Academy and its Freedoms3. Little Israels4. Disruption, Protest, Democracy5. The Politics of Regressive Research6. The Opium of the Educated

The impressive breadth of Nick Riemer’s original analysis of the institutional academic boycott of Israel combines thought and action, theory and praxis, leaving no aspect unexplored. A wide range of readers, not only scholar-activists, will be swayed by this necessary persuasive analysis of the academic boycott as both intellectual and political.

Nick Riemer is senior lecturer in the Department of English at the University of Sydney. As a Palestine solidarity activist, Riemer has published widely in both academic and popular outlets and been criticized openly by conservative media. In addition to his Palestine solidarity work, his political activity includes long-term, close involvement both with the Australian National Tertiary Education Union and with the Refugee Action Coalition in Sydney, a grassroots refugee rights group. He has written for The Guardian, Jacobin, Al Jazeera English, The Australian, The Sydney Morning Herald and many other publications.

• Introduction1. Institutions of Occupation and Resistance2. The Academy and its Freedoms3. Little Israels4. Disruption, Protest, Democracy5. The Politics of Regressive Research6. The Opium of the Educated

The impressive breadth of Nick Riemer’s original analysis of the institutional academic boycott of Israel combines thought and action, theory and praxis, leaving no aspect unexplored. A wide range of readers, not only scholar-activists, will be swayed by this necessary persuasive analysis of the academic boycott as both intellectual and political.