Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Preface vii
4. PART I. Introduction and Theoretical Framework
5. Chapter 1. Introduction: The Politics of Belonging 3
6. Chapter 2. What We Talk About When We Talk About Belonging: A New Framework for Analyzing Political Controversies 21
7. PART II. Failed Hopes for a “New Citizenship”: The Political and Intellectual Logic of Changes in Nationality Law
8. Chapter 3. The Campaign for a Post-National Model of Civic Membership 53
9. Chapter 4. Nationality Law Reform: Launching a New Debate 77
10. Chapter 5. Reconfiguring the Politics of Membership: The Work of the Nationality Commission 90
11. Chapter 6. Nationality Law Reform in Comparative Perspective 131
12. PART III. Public Education and Islamic Headscarves
13. Chapter 7. Contested Conceptions of Citizenship and Integration in France’s Headscarves Affair (1989–1990) 161
14. Chapter 8. Paradoxes of Civic Exclusion: Explaining Restrictions on Headscarves 182
15. PART IV. Problems of Political Membership in Britain and Beyond
16. Chapter 9. Salman Rushdie’s Satanic Verses : From Publication to Public Controversy 203
17. Chapter 10. Rereading the Rushdie Affair: The Contested Terms of Being British 214
18. Chapter 11. Membership Quandaries Beyond the Nation-State: European and Global Citizenship 245
19. Chapter 12. Conclusion 261
20. Appendix: English Language Voluntary Exit Verbs and Usual Corresponding Objects 273
21. Notes 275
22. Bibliography 289
23. Index 303
24. Acknowledgments 313