著者名：

Rosmer, Tilde

出版元：

U. of Texas Pr.

頁数：

xiii,232p.

刊行年：

2022

ISBN：

9781477323540

Islamic movement -- Israel -- Palestinian Arabs -- History -- Ethnic relations

Given that most of the research related to Israel's Islamism focuses on Hamas, rather than on the Islamic movements that exist within the country, Tilde Rosmer's work is a welcome addition to the field. The book’s argument, which suggests that Israel's Islamism is distinctively shaped by the three types of responses that appear when Palestinian citizens of Israel feel compelled to 'Israelize' (namely, Islamization, Palestinization, and Arabization), helps us to understand the historical development of the movement and its particularism. The book enriches our knowledge of Israeli politics and is an interesting case study of the intertwining of religion and politics in the Middle East.

Introduction: Palestinian Islamists in the Jewish state
The emergence of the Islamic Movement in Israel
The split of the Islamic Movement in Israel: minority dilemmas in the Jewish state
A triad of goals: religious sites, land, and people
Resisting 'Israelisation' in Israel
Activists and relations with other Palestinian citizens
New watersheds: the joint list and a ban
Conclusion: Palestinian Islamists made in Israel
Appendix A: Interview list
Appendix B: Student survey

No.

42572

価格：

9,240円