الطب الشرعي في فلسطين: دراسة أنثروبولوجية

Suhad Daher-Nashif, is a holder of a PhD in Social and Human Sciences, with a specialty in medical-cultural human science. After working in several research and academic institutes in Palestine, she currently works as an assistant professor for Behavioral and Social Sciences in the Faculty of Medicine in Qatar University. The author’s research interests are focused on examining the structural intersectionality between science, society and politics in social and medical systems, and the ways this intersectionality is manifested over the human body, through using forensic medicine and the practices of death as cases/contexts of research. The author is also examining the above intersectionality within the practices of psychological medicine and medical teaching programs. She has published several academic papers, the most recent of which was titled: “Either a Rebel or a Corpse: the First Palestinian Intifada as a Turning Point in Reshaping the Mandate of the Palestinian body and soul” (2019). Also, “Suspended Death: On Freezing Corpses and Muting Death of Palestinian Women Martyrs” (2018).