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1. Introduction 2. Literature Review 3. Theoretical Model 4. Methods and Research Design 5. Findi... more 1. Introduction 2. Literature Review 3. Theoretical Model 4. Methods and Research Design 5. Findings and Analysis 6. The Israeli History Textbooks 7. Summary and Conclusions
Social Semiotics, Jan 18, 2018
THE NECESSARY ‘OTHER’ IN THE MAKING OF A NATION, 1950
Journal of Curriculum Studies, 2008
Asian journal of Middle Eastern and Islamic studies, Jun 22, 2019
Taylor & Francis eBooks, Feb 16, 2010
... OTHER' IN THE MAKING OF A NATION Riad M.Nasser Routledge New York & ... more ... OTHER' IN THE MAKING OF A NATION Riad M.Nasser Routledge New York & London Page 5. Published in 2005 by Routledge 270 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10016 http://www. routledge-ny.com/ Published in Great Britain by Routledge 2 Park Square Milton Park ...
Nationalism and Ethnic Politics, 2004
Dutch Crossing: Journal of Low Countries Studies, Jul 12, 2016
Part 1: Identity from a Theoretical and Historical Perspective Chapter 1. Modernity and the Quest... more Part 1: Identity from a Theoretical and Historical Perspective Chapter 1. Modernity and the Question of Identity Chapter 2. Arab and Jewish National Ideologies Part 2: Recovered Histories and Myth of Origins Chapter 3. The Jewish Myth of Origin Chapter 4. The Palestinian Myth of Origin Chapter 5. Rulers and Ruled: Myth of Origin in Jordan Part 3: Between Nation and Citizenship Chapter 6. Citizenship in Israel, Jordan, and Palestine Chapter 7. Conclusions
Part 1: Identity from a Theoretical and Historical Perspective Chapter 1. Modernity and the Quest... more Part 1: Identity from a Theoretical and Historical Perspective Chapter 1. Modernity and the Question of Identity Chapter 2. Arab and Jewish National Ideologies Part 2: Recovered Histories and Myth of Origins Chapter 3. The Jewish Myth of Origin Chapter 4. The Palestinian Myth of Origin Chapter 5. Rulers and Ruled: Myth of Origin in Jordan Part 3: Between Nation and Citizenship Chapter 6. Citizenship in Israel, Jordan, and Palestine Chapter 7. Conclusions
Dutch Crossing: Journal of Low Countries Studies, 2016
Asian Journal of Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies, 2019
THE NECESSARY ‘OTHER’ IN THE MAKING OF A NATION, 1950
THE NECESSARY ‘OTHER’ IN THE MAKING OF A NATION, 1950
Nationalism and Ethnic Politics, 2004
Journal of Palestine Studies, 2006
... OTHER' IN THE MAKING OF A NATION Riad M.Nasser Routledge New York & ... more ... OTHER' IN THE MAKING OF A NATION Riad M.Nasser Routledge New York & London Page 5. Published in 2005 by Routledge 270 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10016 http://www. routledge-ny.com/ Published in Great Britain by Routledge 2 Park Square Milton Park ...
British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies, 2013
This study examines the notion of citizenship as a form of political identity in a multi-national... more This study examines the notion of citizenship as a form of political identity in a multi-national and multi-ethnic state such as Israel. In an effort to understand the strategies by which citizenship of Palestinians and Jews in Israel is defined, this research analyses civic studies textbooks currently used in Israeli public schools. The study asks whether the notion of citizenship is drawn from universal or particularistic- ethnic principles; what the boundaries of the demos are, and how citizens' economic, social, political and civil rights are defined. It focuses on the analysis of the ethos of citizenship and the internal Logos that sustain it as a coherent discourse in civic studies textbooks. Theoretically, the study examines basic concepts of citizenship and nationhood in a multi-ethnic society such as Israel. It re-examines ethnic groups' right to self-determination against individual and collective minority rights based on universal principles. This case adds to the understanding of the complex relationship between the particularistic and the universal forms of political identity, nationalism and citizenship.
The study examines national identity in school curricula against the backdrop of globalization an... more The study examines national identity in school curricula against the backdrop of globalization and its forces to create a universal global identity beyond particular affiliations. To that end, the study examines the problematic nature of Wester notion of identity formation, and simultaneously asks whether political socialization in the nation-state school system is conducive of the development of cosmopolitan identity, an identity beyond national borders. Jordan, Israel, and Palestine are the three-case studies discussed in this article. Theoretically, the study contributes to the ongoing scholarly debate concerning the question of identity, political socializations, globalization, and nationalism. I make use of postcolonial theories to demonstrate the shortcomings of the logocentric way of theorizing identity as a binary twin, rooted in the relational formation between Self and Other, and search for alternative strategies to identity formation.
1. Introduction 2. Literature Review 3. Theoretical Model 4. Methods and Research Design 5. Findi... more 1. Introduction 2. Literature Review 3. Theoretical Model 4. Methods and Research Design 5. Findings and Analysis 6. The Israeli History Textbooks 7. Summary and Conclusions
Social Semiotics, Jan 18, 2018
THE NECESSARY ‘OTHER’ IN THE MAKING OF A NATION, 1950
Journal of Curriculum Studies, 2008
Asian journal of Middle Eastern and Islamic studies, Jun 22, 2019
Taylor & Francis eBooks, Feb 16, 2010
... OTHER' IN THE MAKING OF A NATION Riad M.Nasser Routledge New York & ... more ... OTHER' IN THE MAKING OF A NATION Riad M.Nasser Routledge New York & London Page 5. Published in 2005 by Routledge 270 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10016 http://www. routledge-ny.com/ Published in Great Britain by Routledge 2 Park Square Milton Park ...
Nationalism and Ethnic Politics, 2004
Dutch Crossing: Journal of Low Countries Studies, Jul 12, 2016
Part 1: Identity from a Theoretical and Historical Perspective Chapter 1. Modernity and the Quest... more Part 1: Identity from a Theoretical and Historical Perspective Chapter 1. Modernity and the Question of Identity Chapter 2. Arab and Jewish National Ideologies Part 2: Recovered Histories and Myth of Origins Chapter 3. The Jewish Myth of Origin Chapter 4. The Palestinian Myth of Origin Chapter 5. Rulers and Ruled: Myth of Origin in Jordan Part 3: Between Nation and Citizenship Chapter 6. Citizenship in Israel, Jordan, and Palestine Chapter 7. Conclusions
Part 1: Identity from a Theoretical and Historical Perspective Chapter 1. Modernity and the Quest... more Part 1: Identity from a Theoretical and Historical Perspective Chapter 1. Modernity and the Question of Identity Chapter 2. Arab and Jewish National Ideologies Part 2: Recovered Histories and Myth of Origins Chapter 3. The Jewish Myth of Origin Chapter 4. The Palestinian Myth of Origin Chapter 5. Rulers and Ruled: Myth of Origin in Jordan Part 3: Between Nation and Citizenship Chapter 6. Citizenship in Israel, Jordan, and Palestine Chapter 7. Conclusions
Dutch Crossing: Journal of Low Countries Studies, 2016
Asian Journal of Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies, 2019
THE NECESSARY ‘OTHER’ IN THE MAKING OF A NATION, 1950
THE NECESSARY ‘OTHER’ IN THE MAKING OF A NATION, 1950
Nationalism and Ethnic Politics, 2004
Journal of Palestine Studies, 2006
... OTHER' IN THE MAKING OF A NATION Riad M.Nasser Routledge New York & ... more ... OTHER' IN THE MAKING OF A NATION Riad M.Nasser Routledge New York & London Page 5. Published in 2005 by Routledge 270 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10016 http://www. routledge-ny.com/ Published in Great Britain by Routledge 2 Park Square Milton Park ...
British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies, 2013
This study examines the notion of citizenship as a form of political identity in a multi-national... more This study examines the notion of citizenship as a form of political identity in a multi-national and multi-ethnic state such as Israel. In an effort to understand the strategies by which citizenship of Palestinians and Jews in Israel is defined, this research analyses civic studies textbooks currently used in Israeli public schools. The study asks whether the notion of citizenship is drawn from universal or particularistic- ethnic principles; what the boundaries of the demos are, and how citizens' economic, social, political and civil rights are defined. It focuses on the analysis of the ethos of citizenship and the internal Logos that sustain it as a coherent discourse in civic studies textbooks. Theoretically, the study examines basic concepts of citizenship and nationhood in a multi-ethnic society such as Israel. It re-examines ethnic groups' right to self-determination against individual and collective minority rights based on universal principles. This case adds to the understanding of the complex relationship between the particularistic and the universal forms of political identity, nationalism and citizenship.
The study examines national identity in school curricula against the backdrop of globalization an... more The study examines national identity in school curricula against the backdrop of globalization and its forces to create a universal global identity beyond particular affiliations. To that end, the study examines the problematic nature of Wester notion of identity formation, and simultaneously asks whether political socialization in the nation-state school system is conducive of the development of cosmopolitan identity, an identity beyond national borders. Jordan, Israel, and Palestine are the three-case studies discussed in this article. Theoretically, the study contributes to the ongoing scholarly debate concerning the question of identity, political socializations, globalization, and nationalism. I make use of postcolonial theories to demonstrate the shortcomings of the logocentric way of theorizing identity as a binary twin, rooted in the relational formation between Self and Other, and search for alternative strategies to identity formation.