Israel and its Palestinian Citizens

1. Conceptualizing privileged citizenship in the Jewish state: a settler Colonial paradigm Nadim N. Rouhana; Part I: 2. Zionist theories of peace in the pre-State era: legacies of dissimulation and Israel's Arab minority Ian S. Lustick and Mattew Berkman; 3. The first Israeli government (1948–50) and the Arab citizens: equality in discourse, exclusion in practice Hillel Cohen; 4. The military rule: the years that shaped the relationship between Israel and its Palestinian citizens Yair Bauml; 5. Zionism and equal citizenship: essential and incidental citizenship in the Jewish state Azmi Bishara; Part II: 6. Mechanisms of governmentality and constructing hollow citizenship: Arab Palestinians in Israel Amal Jamal; 7. The legal structure of subordination: the Palestinian minority and Israeli law Nimer Sultany; 8. Controlling land and demography in Israel: the obsession with territorial and geographic dominance Yosef Jabareen; 9. Israel's 'Arab economy': new politics, old policies Raja Khalidi and Mtanes Shehadeh; 10. The new face of control: Arab education under neo-liberal policy Ayman K. Agbaria; 11. Settler colonialism, surveillance, and fear Nadera Shalhoub-Kevorkian; Part III: 12. Palestinian social movement and protest within the Green Line: 1949–2001 Ahmad H. Sa'di; 13. The return of history Nadim N. Rouhana and Areej Sabbagh-Khoury.