... Press). Layachi , Azzedinne 1995 . “Algeria: Reinstating the State or Instating Civil Society?” In Zartman, I. William (ed.), Collapsed States: The Disintegration and Restoration of Legitimate Authority (Boulder, CO: Lynne Rienner Publishers). Lister , Ruth 1997 . Citizenship...

... and continue to be. © 2014 by Duke University Press 2014 Sex and Sectarianism The Legal Architecture of Lebanese Citizenship Maya Mikdashi n 24 June 1988 a Lebanese Catholic Melkite man and a Sunni Muslim Lebanese woman were married in the Melkite Catholic Church...

..., and nation. 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 The policeman blows his whistle at him...

...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...

...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...

.... 4 63Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East Vol. 37, No. 3, 2017 doi 10.1215/1089201x-4279176 © 2017 by Duke University Press Where Is Citizenship? Thoughts from the Basti Gautam Bhan F or nearly three decades, on the banks of the river Yamuna in New Delhi lay one of its...

...Michelle U. Campos The genesis of this comparative perspective first took shape at a two- part panel organized by the author at the AHA in 2007, Between Em- pires and Nations: Imperial Subjecthood, Citizenship, and the End of Empire in Comparative Perspective ; I would like to thank my fellow pan...

...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...

...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...

...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...

... these 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...

... 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...

... on 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...

... of enslavement. In this way, they were able to reconstitute a sense of emancipatory noble citizenship. In the process, the essay shows how Ware's study challenges both the perceived notion, reiterated in many studies of the classical Quran school, that this classic institution, once catering equally to both men...

... 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 basis for a civic...

... 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 around which...

... 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, transitory...

... social and political issues requiring resolution in both cases include the tensions resulting in, and arising from, syncretism and assimilation, contested narratives regarding sacred places and ancestral origins, and the implications for citizenship among peoples who define themselves in epochal...