Marouf Hasian, Jr. is Professor in the Department of Communication at the University of Utah. His research interests include critical security studies, critical legal studies, and post-colonial analyses.

• 1 Telegenic Lawfare and Warfare and the Rhetorical Framing of Gaza Conflicts 2 Domestic and International Critiques of Israeli Policies in the Gaza, 2000-2013 3 Occupational Hazards, and the Evolutionary, Rhetorical Development of Israeli Targeted Killing Rationales 4 Disengagement from Gaza, "Institutionalized Impoverishment," and the Biopolitics of Israeli Pressuring of Gazans, 2005-2013 5 Arguing About the Legality and Legitimacy of Operation Protective Edge, 2014 6 Public Diplomacy and the Post-Disengagement Social Media Wars, 2005-2014 7 There are No "Innocent Civilians" In Gaza: Anticipating Post-Human Framings of the Gaza Strip

Marouf Hasian, Jr. is Professor in the Department of Communication at the University of Utah. His research interests include critical security studies, critical legal studies, and post-colonial analyses.

• 1 Telegenic Lawfare and Warfare and the Rhetorical Framing of Gaza Conflicts 2 Domestic and International Critiques of Israeli Policies in the Gaza, 2000-2013 3 Occupational Hazards, and the Evolutionary, Rhetorical Development of Israeli Targeted Killing Rationales 4 Disengagement from Gaza, "Institutionalized Impoverishment," and the Biopolitics of Israeli Pressuring of Gazans, 2005-2013 5 Arguing About the Legality and Legitimacy of Operation Protective Edge, 2014 6 Public Diplomacy and the Post-Disengagement Social Media Wars, 2005-2014 7 There are No "Innocent Civilians" In Gaza: Anticipating Post-Human Framings of the Gaza Strip

Marouf Hasian, Jr. is Professor in the Department of Communication at the University of Utah. His research interests include critical security studies, critical legal studies, and post-colonial analyses.

• 1 Telegenic Lawfare and Warfare and the Rhetorical Framing of Gaza Conflicts 2 Domestic and International Critiques of Israeli Policies in the Gaza, 2000-2013 3 Occupational Hazards, and the Evolutionary, Rhetorical Development of Israeli Targeted Killing Rationales 4 Disengagement from Gaza, "Institutionalized Impoverishment," and the Biopolitics of Israeli Pressuring of Gazans, 2005-2013 5 Arguing About the Legality and Legitimacy of Operation Protective Edge, 2014 6 Public Diplomacy and the Post-Disengagement Social Media Wars, 2005-2014 7 There are No "Innocent Civilians" In Gaza: Anticipating Post-Human Framings of the Gaza Strip