Ethnic Minorities in Israel and Turkey: Inside Outsiders [Hardcover]

Contents

List of Tables
List of Abbreviations
Acknowledgments

1. Introduction
1.1 Ethnic boundaries and minority politics in Israel and Turkey
1.2 The ethnic boundary-making approach: A framework for analyzing majority-minority relations
1.3 Methodology
1.4 The structure of the book

2. Ethnic Boundary-Making Approach to Ethnicity and Nation-Building

2.1 The formation of minorities: Nation-building or nation-destroying?
2.2 Us and them: Ethnic boundary-making as a nationalist project
2.3 Defining national belonging: Boundary-making strategies in Israel and Turkey
2.4 The impact of contextual factors on boundary-making strategies

3. State-Minority Relations in Israel and Turkey: Historical Trajectories of Boundary-Making

3.1 Defining the boundaries of Israeli national identity: State policies toward Palestinian citizens
3.2 Defining the boundaries of Turkish national identity: State policies and the Kurdish question in Turkey

4. Challenging Ethnic Hierarchies: Palestinian and Kurdish Mobilization for Collective Rights
4.1 Palestinian political mobilization and minority demands in Israel
4.2 Kurdish political mobilization and minority demands in Turkey

5. Palestinian Citizens as a Security Dilemma: Israeli Political Elites Perspectives on Palestinian Citizens and Minority Rights

5.1 Constructing Israeliness: Elite views on national identity and the boundaries of belonging
5.2 The paradox of equality
5.3 Citizenship, security, and the politics of recognition
a) Incorporation without integration: The more we meet, the better we are
b) Citizenship without sovereignty: The rejelƒ$