Reconstructing the Civic
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Amal Jamal is Associate Professor of Political Science and Political Communication at Tel Aviv University and the author of Arab Minority Nationalism in Israel: The Politics of Indigeneity.
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Prologue
1. Introduction
2. The Theoretical Framing of Civic Activism: A Critical Appraisal
3. Civic Activism, Minority Politics, and National Conflicts
4. Political Culture and Civil Society: Relevant Lessons from the Arab World
5. Neoliberal Nationalism and Civil Society in Israel
6. Transformations in the PCI, the Emerging New Elite, and Civic Activism
7. Palestinian CSOization, Active Citizenship, and the Politics of Contention
8. Public Trust and Social Capital in Palestinian Civic Activism in Israel
9. Civil Engagement, Social Responsibility, and Political Empowerment
10. Civic Engagement and the Democratic Argument
11. CSOization, Democratization, Empowerment, and Development
Epilogue and Future Prospects
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