BIBLIOGRAPHY

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS vii
3. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ix
4. Introduction THREE QUESTIONS THAT MAKE ONE BASHIR BASHIR AND LEILA FARSAKH 1
5. PART I Interrogating Europe Anti-Semitism, Islamophobia, and Colonialism
6. Chapter One JACKALS AND ARABS Once More on the German-Jewish Dialogue 25
7. Chapter Two AN EMBLEMATIC EMBRACE New Europe, the Jewish State, and the Palestinian Question 47
8. Chapter Three PALESTINE IN ALGERIA The Emergence of an Arab-Islamic Question in the Interwar Period 68
9. PART II Beyond the Binary Division Between “Jews” and “Arabs” Revisiting National Constructs
10. Chapter Four ON ORIENTALIST GENEALOGIES The Split Arab/Jew Figure Revisited 89
11. Chapter Five RETURNING TO THE QUESTION OF EUROPE From the Standpoint of the Defeated 122
12. Chapter Six BETWEEN SHARED HOMELAND TO NATIONAL HOME The Balfour Declaration from a Native Sephardic Perspective 148
13. Chapter Seven TOWARD A FIELD OF ISRAEL/PALESTINE STUDIES 173
14. Chapter Eight APOCALYPSE/EMNITY/DIALOGUE Negotiating the Depths 201
15. Chapter Nine COMPETING MARXISMS, CESSATION OF (SETTLER) COLONIALISM, AND THE ONE-STATE SOLUTION IN ISRAEL-PALESTINE 220
16. Chapter Ten DIALECTIC OF THE NATIONAL IDENTITIES IN PALESTINIAN SOCIETY AND ISRAELI SOCIETY Nationalism and Binationalism 250
17. BIBLIOGRAPHY 267
18. CONTRIBUTORS 285
19. INDEX 289