... . Markell Patchen . Bound by Recognition . Princeton, NJ : Princeton University Press , 2009 . Mikdashi Maya . “ Queering Citizenship, Queering Middle East Studies .” International Journal of Middle East Studies 45 , no. 2 ( 2013 ): 350 – 52 . Mitchell Timothy . “ Society...

... Nadine Sluglett Peter , 497 – 536 . Leiden : Brill , 2004 . Automobility and Citizenship in Interwar Lebanon Kristin V. Monroe Everybody has a car but my grandpa has a donkey He sits us behind him and takes us for a ride...

...Sunaina Maira Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East 2004 Youth Culture, Citizenship and Globalization: South Asian Muslim Youth in the United States after Septem- ber 11th SUNAINA MAIRA Introduction: A State of Siege1 excesses of the FBI’s...

... city. This is a mode in which citizenship is built, acquired, and performed. This essay looks at the city from the sites of evictions within it, asking what they tell us about the nature and possibilities of citizenship in the contemporary Indian city. It argues that postcolonial debates on citizenship...

...Michelle U. Campos The article is a theoretical and historiographic overview of imperial citizenship, centered on the Ottoman case, with comparative dialogue with the Qajar, Qing, Russian, and Habsburg cases. Drawing on her own previous scholarship and an overview of recent scholarship in these...

...Anneeth Kaur Hundle Abstract This article examines citizenship formations and political practices in relation to racialized and gendered postcolonial insecurities for the “Asian community” in contemporary Uganda. After disaggregating the notion of Asian community, it examines (1) how formalistic...

... , Ruth 1997 . Citizenship: Feminist Perspectives (London: Macmillan). Lorber , Judith 1994 . Paradoxes of Gender (New Haven, CT: Yale University Press). Marshall , T. H. 1952 . Citizenship and Social Class (Cambridge University Press). Middle East Journal . 1993...

...Şule Toktaş Duke University Press 2006 The Conduct of Citizenship in the Case of Turkey’s Jewish Minority: Legal Status, Identity, and Civic Virtue Aspects S¸ule Toktas¸ ontemporary liberal democracies confront governance problems elicited by the dis- cord...

...Jon Armajani Multiculturalism, Muslims, and Citizenship: A European Approach Tariq Modood, Anna Triandafyllidou, and Ricard Zapata-Barrero, eds. New York: Routledge, 2006 xiv + 212 pp., $120.00 (cloth), $44.95 (paper) Duke University Press 2007 Multiculturalism, Muslims, and Citizenship...

...Sam Okoth Opondo Opondo's essay focuses on the theoretical stakes of the debates in Frederick Cooper's Citizenship between Empire and Nation and looks at how ethnological reason haunts the debates over how to govern different people differently while at the same time articulating the language of...

... article asks questions about the relationship between secularism, citizenship, and Islam in contemporary Turkey. I argue that the “privatized religious belief” that Kemalist secularism tried to propagate did not result in reinforcing individualism in Turkish society. Rather, it was thought to provide a...

... to be entitled to, and why, and how mobilization around the issue of comfort women not only was defined by the nascent women's movement in Korea but also delimited the configurations of those movements. In this effort, I identify women's “worth,” “subjecthood,” and “citizenship” as the main concepts...

... this phenomenon and deem it an important contribution to national development and civil society and a tool for promoting citizenship rights. At a more local micro level of analysis, some concerns are raised regarding the function of the NGO, for example, as a project-driven organization with a limited...

... decree has led to the separation of religion and state and how it has influenced the future of political Islam in Bangladesh. Since fatwas target low-income rural women, I conclude by exploring the implication of this decision on notions of gender, Muslim identity, and citizenship in Bangladesh. Duke...

...Nosheen Ali This article examines the role of poetry in illuminating and challenging the meaning of citizenship in the border region of Gilgit-Baltistan, which is located in the north of Pakistan and is internationally considered as forming part of Pakistani Kashmir. Ali discusses how poetic...

... theoretical questions has emerged: one moving from dissatisfaction with individual primary concepts—like secularity, the state, citizenship, industrialization, labor—to a more generalized discontent regarding the nature of theorizing itself. Gopal Guru and Sunder Sarukkai’s book The Cracked Mirror contributes...

...Christopher Pinney Pinney’s essay explores, in the context of both colonized and contemporary India, Ariella Azoulay’s argument about the prophetic nature of photographic citizenship. The use of photographs in a number of key Indian National Congress reports reveals the destabilizing potential of...

... like this one index “environmental citizenship” premised on the recognition of common responsibility for a vulnerable environment. Both suggest nature’s physical properties—e.g., aquifers’ vulnerability to toxic wastes—seemed to have brought sworn enemies together, thereby exceeding or bypassing...

... dumping. Fredericks’s article examines the messy politics of trash in Dakar through considering the infrastructure of municipal garbage collection as a critical site of contestation around urban citizenship. The devolution of the central burdens of garbage infrastructure onto labor has meant that...

... sovereignty, national imaginings, and citizenship both as ideas and practices. Here Subramanian analyzes the act of slow, deliberate reading and thoughtful reflection that Gandhi cultivated and adopted as key conditions toward the realization of truth and self-rule. © 2015 by Duke University Press 2015...