The Institute for Palestine Studies is a private, independent non-profit founded in Beirut in 1963. It documents, researches and publishes on Palestinian affairs and the Arab-Israeli conflict. Its best-known titles are its journals, including the Journal of Palestine Studies and Jerusalem Quarterly, and it keeps a books list that includes reissues of historical works. Online it runs a monthly special focus series and digital projects such as Before Their Diaspora, a mapping project. Its books and journal subscriptions are sold through its website, and the RSS feeds and special focus pages make it easy to follow new work as it is published.
Institute for Palestine Studies at a glance
- Founded in Beirut in 1963
- Private, independent non-profit research institute
- Publishes the Journal of Palestine Studies and Jerusalem Quarterly
- Runs the Before Their Diaspora mapping project
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Institute for Palestine Studies publish?
Academic journals such as the Journal of Palestine Studies and Jerusalem Quarterly, plus books and online research.
Where was it founded?
In Beirut, in 1963, as a private and independent non-profit.
Can I buy its books online?
Yes, its website sells books and journal subscriptions.