Chapter 3. CITIZENSHIP AND NATURALIZATION POLITICS IN GERMANY IN THE NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH CENTURIES

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS vii
4. INTRODUCTION: Changing Configurations of German and Israeli Immigration Regimes—a Comparative Perspective 1
5. PART ONE. CITIZENSHIP AND MIGRATION
6. Chapter 1. ETHNOS OR DEMOS? 15
7. Chapter 2. FROM HAVEN TO HEAVEN 36
8. PART TWO. CITIZENSHIP AND NATURALIZATION
9. Chapter 3. CITIZENSHIP AND NATURALIZATION POLITICS IN GERMANY IN THE NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH CENTURIES 59
10. Chapter 4. REFORM OF THE CITIZENSHIP LAW 76
11. Chapter 5. THE GOLEM AND ITS CREATOR, OR HOW THE JEWISH NATION-STATE BECAME MULTIETHNIC 82
12. PART THREE. MINORITIES AND INCORPORATION REGIMES
13. Chapter 6. GERMAN CITIZENSHIP POLICY AND SINTI IDENTITY POLITICS 107
14. Chapter 7. BEYOND THE “SECOND GENERATION” 121
15. Chapter 8. MIGRATION REGIMES AND SOCIAL RIGHTS 137
16. Chapter 9. ETHNICITY AND CITIZENSHIP IN THE PERCEPTION OF RUSSIAN ISRAELIS 154
17. PART FOUR. CITIZENSHIP AND IDENTITY
18. Chapter 10. NATIONALISM, IDENTITY, AND CITIZENSHIP 181
19. Chapter 11. THE FUTURE OF ARAB CITIZENSHIP IN ISRAEL 196
20. Chapter 12. THE TRANSFORMATION OF GERMANY’S ETHNO-CULTURAL IDIOM 221
21. PART FIVE. REVISITING CITIZENSHIP AND IDENTITY: THE JEWISH EXPERIENCE
22. Chapter 13. THE JEWISH CHALLENGES IN THE NEW EUROPE 239
23. Chapter 14. FROM CITIZEN WARRIOR TO CITIZEN SHOPPER AND BACK 253
24. AFTERWORD: Outlook(s)—Citizenship in the Global Era 268
25. NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS 277
26. INDEX 280