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1 online resource (515 p.) |
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Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of contributors -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Part 1 Emergence of modern citizenship -- 1 Peace to those of faith: political affiliation and belonging in classical Islamic thought -- 2 The Ottoman citizen between millet and nation -- 3 Citizenship and nationality in the French colonial Maghreb -- 4 Revolutionary citizenship at the end of Empire -- 5 Colonial citizenship? Producing sectarianism in the interwar Middle East -- 6 Citizenship and the transition from colonial to authoritarian pacts |
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Part 2 Formation of citizenship from above -- 7 Between claims, residence and recognition: the conceptual unity of jinsīyya and muwātana -- 8 Muwatana, exclusion and the politics of belonging in modernizing monarchies: the cases of Kuwait and Morocco/Western Sahara -- 9 Constitutions and citizenship: rights in law and practice in Jordan and the Arab World -- 10 The Egyptian middle class and the Nasserist social contract -- 11 The Islamic Republic and citizenship in post-1979 Iran -- 12 The Islamic State's construction of citizenship |
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Part 3 Social movements and formation of citizenship from below -- 13 The communist movement and citizenship in Arab countries -- 14 New Islamic movements and concepts of citizenship -- 15 Striking for rights? Workers' political agency and revolutionary crisis in the Middle East -- 16 The politics of the poor in the Middle East and North Africa: between contestation and accommodation -- 17 Human rights movements and the promotion of citizenship in MENA -- 18 The ambiguity of citizenship and the quest for rights in Morocco -- Part 4 Mechanism of inclusion and exclusion |
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19 Domestication or transformation? Modern Amazigh identity in the shadow of the authoritarian state -- 20 The struggle for Kurdish citizenship -- 21 Supremacy unleashed: the ongoing erosion of Palestinian citizenship in Israel -- 22 Patriarchal nationality laws and female citizenship in the Middle East -- 23 Why his photograph was not taken: reconsidering membership in Lebanon -- 24 Trafficking in (non)-citizenship in Kuwait and the UAE -- 25 The Christians of the Middle East: from Arab Christians to marginalized minorities |
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26 Citizenship and political participation in post-Qaddafi Libya: the long and winding road to a new social contract -- Part 5 Migration and regulation of citizenship and nationality -- 27 Political participation and the Middle East migration state -- 28 Economic migrants and citizenship in the GCC -- 29 The Middle East and North Africa and the global trend towards multiple citizenship -- 30 Migration and citizenship in modern Turkey -- 31 Subjecthood and citizenship in the diaspora: Libyan and Syrian voice before and during the Arab Spring -- 32 Tunisian migration to the EU: a tale of asymmetry |
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Description based upon print version of record |
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Index |
| Subject |
Citizenship -- Middle East -- History
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Citizenship -- Africa, North -- History
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Political participation -- Africa, North
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Political participation -- Middle East
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Democracy -- Africa, North
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Democracy -- Middle East
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Africa, North -- Politics and government -- 21st century
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Africa, North -- Politics and government -- 20th century
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Africa, North -- Politics and government -- 19th century
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Middle East -- Politics and government -- 19th century
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Middle East -- Politics and government -- 21st century
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Middle East -- Politics and government -- 20th century
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Sater, James N
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Babar, Zahra R
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| ISBN |
9780429608803 |
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0429608802 |
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