Any time that a politician or commentator compares theIsraeli-Palestinianconflict toSouth Africaunderapartheid, the response is swift denunciation. Yet many prominent, respected academics & politicians—includingJimmy Carter—have drawn such parallels, arguing thatIsrael’streatment of itsArab-Israelicitizens & the people of the occupied territories amounts to no less a system of oppression thanapartheiddid.Peoples Apartmarks the first major scholarly attempt to analyze theapartheidanalogy & its implications for international law, activism, & policy making. Gathering contributors from a wide range of disciplines & fields, including historians, political scientists, journalists, lawyers, & policy makers, the collection offers a bold, incisive perspective on one of the defining moral questions of our age.