The Invention of Palestinian Citizenship, 1918-1947
The Invention of Palestinian Citizenship, 1918-1947
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Abstract
This book situates the evolution of citizenship at the centre of state formation under the quasi-colonial mandate administration in Palestine. The book presents a new understanding of the Arabs' reactions to colonialism and Jewish immigration into Palestine by framing resistance to mandate policies and the early stages of the development of the political project of Palestinian nationalism through the articulated appeals, discussions, ideologies and demands for a political, as opposed to simply legal, identity. It traces how, and to what extent, citizenship became politically linked to nationality and civic identity as a reaction to the legal parameters of the British-created citizenship status in the post-1918 period.
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Front Matter
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Introduction
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Inventing the National and the Citizen in Palestine: Great Britain, Sovereignty and the Legislative Context, 1918–1925
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The Notion of ‘Rights’ and the Practices of Nationality and Citizenship from the Palestinian Arab Perspective, 1918–1925
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The Diaspora and the Meanings of Palestinian Citizenship, 1925–1931
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Institutionalising Citizenship: Creating Distinctions between Arab and Jewish Palestinian Citizens, 1926–1934
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Whose Rights to Citizenship? Expressions and Variations of Palestinian Mandate Citizenship, 1926–1935
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The Palestine Revolt and Stalled Citizenship
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Conclusion – The End of the Experiment: Discourses on Citizenship at the Close of the Mandate
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End Matter
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