1st Edition
Arab Minority Nationalism in Israel The Politics of Indigeneity
Introduction: Understanding the Politics of Indigenous National Minority 1. The Theory and Epistemology of Indigeneity 2. Politicizing Arab Indigeneity in Israel 3. The Changing Modes of Patriotism and Longing for the Homeland 4. Internally Displaced Palestinians and the Dialectics of Presence and Absence 5. Arab-Palestinian Leadership in Israel and the Politics of Contention 6. Reframing the Future through Presencing the Past: Visionary Documents and Political Mobilization 7. Civil Society and the Challenges of Empowerment Development and Democratization 8. Reframing Arab Political Thought in Israel: Azmi Bishara and Beyond. Epilogue: Future Visions and Horizons of Expectations in State-Minority Relations in Israel
Biography
Amal Jamal is Professor in the Department of Political Science at Tel Aviv University and Head of the Walter Lebach Institute for Jewish-Arab Coexistence Through Education.
"Jamal’s book is [comprehensive]... in dealing with international, national Israeli, and local developments among the minority and their implications for political activism and mobilization among the Palestinian minority." - Dr. As’ad Ghanem, School of Political Science, University of Haifa, Israel; The Middle East Journal, Spring 2012 issue (Vol. 66, No. 2)
