Fatma Müge Göçek is Professor of Sociology and Women's Studies at the University of Michigan, USA. Her recent published works include: The Transformation of Turkey: Redefining State and Society from the Ottoman Empire to the Modern Era (I.B. Tauris, 2011) and A Question of Genocide: Armenians and Turks at the End of the Ottoman Empire (2011).Gamze Evcimen is based at Eastern Michigan University, USA. She has published in the book, Domestic and Regional Uncertainties in the New Turkey (2017) and has won awards from the American Sociological Association and Istanbul Chamber of Commerce.

Editors Go¨c¸ek (Univ. of Michigan) and Evcimen (previously, Kalamazoo College) have assembled an excellent compendium of 36 original sociological essays... The essays are uniformly well researched and clearly written...Summing Up: Recommended. Advanced undergraduates through faculty.

• Introduction by Fatma Müge Göçek & Gamze Evcimen. Part I. Pivotal Moments. Introduction to Part I by Gamze Evcimen & Fatma Müge Göçek. I. Israel and Palestine. Segregation and Commingling: Jews and Palestinians in Israel’s New Mixed Towns by Gershon ShafirNeoliberal Apartheid in Palestine by Andy Clarno. Constructing a Sense of ‘We’ Across Conflict Lines: Joint Israeli-Palestinian Peace Movement Organizations by Michelle Gawerc. II. Iranian Revolution. Ideology and Political Action in the Iranian Revolution by Misagh Parsa. Gender Politics and the State in Postrevolutionary Iran by Nazanin ShahrokniIII. Arab Uprisings and EgyptFront Stage and Back: Assessing ‘Transition’, Citizenship, And Violence in the 2011 Arab Uprisings by Benoit Challand. Historicizing Space and Mobilization in Tahrir Square by Atef Said. Dual Refusal: How the Labour Movement almost toppled the Bahraini Monarchy by Amy Austin Holmes. Ten Years On: Assessing the Outcomes of The Arab Spring for Bahraini Women by Magdalena Karolak. IV. Syrian War and Refugees. Extractive Landscapes: The Case of the Jordan Refugee Compact by Julia Morris. Schooling in an Environment of Uncertainties: The Case of Syrian Refugee Children in Turkey by Çetin Çelik & Ahmet Içduygu. Part II. Public Formal Space: State and Politics. Introduction to Part II by Gamze Evcimen & Fatma Müge Göçek. I. Development, Finance and Neoliberalism.. Before the Boom: Oil Wealth, Shariah Scholars, and the Birth of the Islamic Finance Industry by Ryan CalderThe Islamic Ethic and the Spirit of Turkish Capitalism: A Neoliberal History Making by Yildiz Atasoy. II. Religion, Politics and Lifestyles of Islam.. Islam As an Experiment in Global Citizenship by Mohammed Bamyeh. When Do Muslims Vote Islamic? by Charles Kurzman and Didem Türkoglu. Against the ‘Exception’ Thesis: Retheorizing the Turkish Secularism as the Management of Religion and the Case of the Diyanet by Berna Zengin Arslan and Bryan S. TurnerIII. Citizenship, Minorities and Violence. The Kurds and Middle Eastern ‘State of Violence’: The 1980s and 2010s by Hamit Bozarslan. Social Construction of Minority Emotions and Sectarian Boundaries: Christian-Muslim Relations in Post-Arab Uprisings Egypt by Hyun Jeong Ha. Muslimizing Turkish-Origin Migrants and Their Descendants: Diaspora Politics and Integration Politics by Ayhan Kaya. Part III. Civic Informal Space: Culture and Society. Introduction to Part III by Gamze Evcimen & Fatma Müge Göçek. I. Space and Lifeworlds. Israel’s Biospatial Politics by Yinon Cohen and Neve Gordon. Post January Revolution Cairo: Urban Wars and the Reshaping of Public Space by Mona Abaza. II. Culture and Consumption. Matrimonial Transactions and the Enactment of Class and Gender Difference Among Egyptian Youth by Rania Salem.. Between Fashion and Tesettür: Marketing and Consuming Women’s Islamic Dress by Banu Gökariksel and Anna SecorFrom Aspiration to Self-Confidence: What Emotions and Clothing Tastes Tell Us About Class Inequality in Turkey by Irmak Karademir-HazirIII. Gender and Sexuality. Queer Exceptionalism and Exclusion: Cosmopolitanism and Inequalities in ‘Gay-Friendly’ Beirut by Ghassan MoussawiEscaping Femininity, Claiming Respectability: Culture, Class and Young Women in Turkey by Ayça Alemdaroglu. Sexuality in Iran Revisited: Queer and Unruly Digital Constellations by Ladan RahbariPart IV. Liquified Space: Beyond Borders and Boundaries. Introduction to Part IV by Gamze Evcimen & Fatma Müge Göçek. I. Refugees. Migration, Security and Insecurity: The Securitization and Hypergovernance of Islam and Muslim Societies and Diasporas by Michael Humphrey. Negotiating Control: Camps, Cities, and Political Life by Silvia Pasquetti568Governing Syrian Refugees Through Tech by Elisa PascucciII. Diaspora in Europe. Muslims’ Civic Participation and Voting in France, Québec, and English-Canada: Do National ‘Models’ Play a Role? by Emily Laxer, Jeffrey G. Reitz and Patrick Simon. Rethinking Diasporas of the Middle East: Kurdish Diaspora as the Global South in the Global North by Ipek DemirJews and Turks in Germany: Immigrant Integration, Political Representation, and Minority Rights by Gökçe YurdakulIII. Diaspora in United States. The Social Construction of Difference and the Arab American Experience, Revisited by Louise CainkarMiddle Eastern Muslims and the Ethical Inclusion of America As a New Homeland by Mücahit BiliciBetween Sacred Codes and Secular Consumer Society: The Practice of Headscarf Adoption Among American College Girls by Mustafa Gürbüz and Gülsüm KüçüksariFigures. Tables.

Fatma Müge Göçek is Professor of Sociology and Women's Studies at the University of Michigan, USA. Her recent published works include: The Transformation of Turkey: Redefining State and Society from the Ottoman Empire to the Modern Era (I.B. Tauris, 2011) and A Question of Genocide: Armenians and Turks at the End of the Ottoman Empire (2011).Gamze Evcimen is based at Eastern Michigan University, USA. She has published in the book, Domestic and Regional Uncertainties in the New Turkey (2017) and has won awards from the American Sociological Association and Istanbul Chamber of Commerce.

Editors Go¨c¸ek (Univ. of Michigan) and Evcimen (previously, Kalamazoo College) have assembled an excellent compendium of 36 original sociological essays... The essays are uniformly well researched and clearly written...Summing Up: Recommended. Advanced undergraduates through faculty.

• Introduction by Fatma Müge Göçek & Gamze Evcimen. Part I. Pivotal Moments. Introduction to Part I by Gamze Evcimen & Fatma Müge Göçek. I. Israel and Palestine. Segregation and Commingling: Jews and Palestinians in Israel’s New Mixed Towns by Gershon ShafirNeoliberal Apartheid in Palestine by Andy Clarno. Constructing a Sense of ‘We’ Across Conflict Lines: Joint Israeli-Palestinian Peace Movement Organizations by Michelle Gawerc. II. Iranian Revolution. Ideology and Political Action in the Iranian Revolution by Misagh Parsa. Gender Politics and the State in Postrevolutionary Iran by Nazanin ShahrokniIII. Arab Uprisings and EgyptFront Stage and Back: Assessing ‘Transition’, Citizenship, And Violence in the 2011 Arab Uprisings by Benoit Challand. Historicizing Space and Mobilization in Tahrir Square by Atef Said. Dual Refusal: How the Labour Movement almost toppled the Bahraini Monarchy by Amy Austin Holmes. Ten Years On: Assessing the Outcomes of The Arab Spring for Bahraini Women by Magdalena Karolak. IV. Syrian War and Refugees. Extractive Landscapes: The Case of the Jordan Refugee Compact by Julia Morris. Schooling in an Environment of Uncertainties: The Case of Syrian Refugee Children in Turkey by Çetin Çelik & Ahmet Içduygu. Part II. Public Formal Space: State and Politics. Introduction to Part II by Gamze Evcimen & Fatma Müge Göçek. I. Development, Finance and Neoliberalism.. Before the Boom: Oil Wealth, Shariah Scholars, and the Birth of the Islamic Finance Industry by Ryan CalderThe Islamic Ethic and the Spirit of Turkish Capitalism: A Neoliberal History Making by Yildiz Atasoy. II. Religion, Politics and Lifestyles of Islam.. Islam As an Experiment in Global Citizenship by Mohammed Bamyeh. When Do Muslims Vote Islamic? by Charles Kurzman and Didem Türkoglu. Against the ‘Exception’ Thesis: Retheorizing the Turkish Secularism as the Management of Religion and the Case of the Diyanet by Berna Zengin Arslan and Bryan S. TurnerIII. Citizenship, Minorities and Violence. The Kurds and Middle Eastern ‘State of Violence’: The 1980s and 2010s by Hamit Bozarslan. Social Construction of Minority Emotions and Sectarian Boundaries: Christian-Muslim Relations in Post-Arab Uprisings Egypt by Hyun Jeong Ha. Muslimizing Turkish-Origin Migrants and Their Descendants: Diaspora Politics and Integration Politics by Ayhan Kaya. Part III. Civic Informal Space: Culture and Society. Introduction to Part III by Gamze Evcimen & Fatma Müge Göçek. I. Space and Lifeworlds. Israel’s Biospatial Politics by Yinon Cohen and Neve Gordon. Post January Revolution Cairo: Urban Wars and the Reshaping of Public Space by Mona Abaza. II. Culture and Consumption. Matrimonial Transactions and the Enactment of Class and Gender Difference Among Egyptian Youth by Rania Salem.. Between Fashion and Tesettür: Marketing and Consuming Women’s Islamic Dress by Banu Gökariksel and Anna SecorFrom Aspiration to Self-Confidence: What Emotions and Clothing Tastes Tell Us About Class Inequality in Turkey by Irmak Karademir-HazirIII. Gender and Sexuality. Queer Exceptionalism and Exclusion: Cosmopolitanism and Inequalities in ‘Gay-Friendly’ Beirut by Ghassan MoussawiEscaping Femininity, Claiming Respectability: Culture, Class and Young Women in Turkey by Ayça Alemdaroglu. Sexuality in Iran Revisited: Queer and Unruly Digital Constellations by Ladan RahbariPart IV. Liquified Space: Beyond Borders and Boundaries. Introduction to Part IV by Gamze Evcimen & Fatma Müge Göçek. I. Refugees. Migration, Security and Insecurity: The Securitization and Hypergovernance of Islam and Muslim Societies and Diasporas by Michael Humphrey. Negotiating Control: Camps, Cities, and Political Life by Silvia Pasquetti568Governing Syrian Refugees Through Tech by Elisa PascucciII. Diaspora in Europe. Muslims’ Civic Participation and Voting in France, Québec, and English-Canada: Do National ‘Models’ Play a Role? by Emily Laxer, Jeffrey G. Reitz and Patrick Simon. Rethinking Diasporas of the Middle East: Kurdish Diaspora as the Global South in the Global North by Ipek DemirJews and Turks in Germany: Immigrant Integration, Political Representation, and Minority Rights by Gökçe YurdakulIII. Diaspora in United States. The Social Construction of Difference and the Arab American Experience, Revisited by Louise CainkarMiddle Eastern Muslims and the Ethical Inclusion of America As a New Homeland by Mücahit BiliciBetween Sacred Codes and Secular Consumer Society: The Practice of Headscarf Adoption Among American College Girls by Mustafa Gürbüz and Gülsüm KüçüksariFigures. Tables.

Fatma Müge Göçek is Professor of Sociology and Women's Studies at the University of Michigan, USA. Her recent published works include: The Transformation of Turkey: Redefining State and Society from the Ottoman Empire to the Modern Era (I.B. Tauris, 2011) and A Question of Genocide: Armenians and Turks at the End of the Ottoman Empire (2011).Gamze Evcimen is based at Eastern Michigan University, USA. She has published in the book, Domestic and Regional Uncertainties in the New Turkey (2017) and has won awards from the American Sociological Association and Istanbul Chamber of Commerce.

Editors Go¨c¸ek (Univ. of Michigan) and Evcimen (previously, Kalamazoo College) have assembled an excellent compendium of 36 original sociological essays... The essays are uniformly well researched and clearly written...Summing Up: Recommended. Advanced undergraduates through faculty.

• Introduction by Fatma Müge Göçek & Gamze Evcimen. Part I. Pivotal Moments. Introduction to Part I by Gamze Evcimen & Fatma Müge Göçek. I. Israel and Palestine. Segregation and Commingling: Jews and Palestinians in Israel’s New Mixed Towns by Gershon ShafirNeoliberal Apartheid in Palestine by Andy Clarno. Constructing a Sense of ‘We’ Across Conflict Lines: Joint Israeli-Palestinian Peace Movement Organizations by Michelle Gawerc. II. Iranian Revolution. Ideology and Political Action in the Iranian Revolution by Misagh Parsa. Gender Politics and the State in Postrevolutionary Iran by Nazanin ShahrokniIII. Arab Uprisings and EgyptFront Stage and Back: Assessing ‘Transition’, Citizenship, And Violence in the 2011 Arab Uprisings by Benoit Challand. Historicizing Space and Mobilization in Tahrir Square by Atef Said. Dual Refusal: How the Labour Movement almost toppled the Bahraini Monarchy by Amy Austin Holmes. Ten Years On: Assessing the Outcomes of The Arab Spring for Bahraini Women by Magdalena Karolak. IV. Syrian War and Refugees. Extractive Landscapes: The Case of the Jordan Refugee Compact by Julia Morris. Schooling in an Environment of Uncertainties: The Case of Syrian Refugee Children in Turkey by Çetin Çelik & Ahmet Içduygu. Part II. Public Formal Space: State and Politics. Introduction to Part II by Gamze Evcimen & Fatma Müge Göçek. I. Development, Finance and Neoliberalism.. Before the Boom: Oil Wealth, Shariah Scholars, and the Birth of the Islamic Finance Industry by Ryan CalderThe Islamic Ethic and the Spirit of Turkish Capitalism: A Neoliberal History Making by Yildiz Atasoy. II. Religion, Politics and Lifestyles of Islam.. Islam As an Experiment in Global Citizenship by Mohammed Bamyeh. When Do Muslims Vote Islamic? by Charles Kurzman and Didem Türkoglu. Against the ‘Exception’ Thesis: Retheorizing the Turkish Secularism as the Management of Religion and the Case of the Diyanet by Berna Zengin Arslan and Bryan S. TurnerIII. Citizenship, Minorities and Violence. The Kurds and Middle Eastern ‘State of Violence’: The 1980s and 2010s by Hamit Bozarslan. Social Construction of Minority Emotions and Sectarian Boundaries: Christian-Muslim Relations in Post-Arab Uprisings Egypt by Hyun Jeong Ha. Muslimizing Turkish-Origin Migrants and Their Descendants: Diaspora Politics and Integration Politics by Ayhan Kaya. Part III. Civic Informal Space: Culture and Society. Introduction to Part III by Gamze Evcimen & Fatma Müge Göçek. I. Space and Lifeworlds. Israel’s Biospatial Politics by Yinon Cohen and Neve Gordon. Post January Revolution Cairo: Urban Wars and the Reshaping of Public Space by Mona Abaza. II. Culture and Consumption. Matrimonial Transactions and the Enactment of Class and Gender Difference Among Egyptian Youth by Rania Salem.. Between Fashion and Tesettür: Marketing and Consuming Women’s Islamic Dress by Banu Gökariksel and Anna SecorFrom Aspiration to Self-Confidence: What Emotions and Clothing Tastes Tell Us About Class Inequality in Turkey by Irmak Karademir-HazirIII. Gender and Sexuality. Queer Exceptionalism and Exclusion: Cosmopolitanism and Inequalities in ‘Gay-Friendly’ Beirut by Ghassan MoussawiEscaping Femininity, Claiming Respectability: Culture, Class and Young Women in Turkey by Ayça Alemdaroglu. Sexuality in Iran Revisited: Queer and Unruly Digital Constellations by Ladan RahbariPart IV. Liquified Space: Beyond Borders and Boundaries. Introduction to Part IV by Gamze Evcimen & Fatma Müge Göçek. I. Refugees. Migration, Security and Insecurity: The Securitization and Hypergovernance of Islam and Muslim Societies and Diasporas by Michael Humphrey. Negotiating Control: Camps, Cities, and Political Life by Silvia Pasquetti568Governing Syrian Refugees Through Tech by Elisa PascucciII. Diaspora in Europe. Muslims’ Civic Participation and Voting in France, Québec, and English-Canada: Do National ‘Models’ Play a Role? by Emily Laxer, Jeffrey G. Reitz and Patrick Simon. Rethinking Diasporas of the Middle East: Kurdish Diaspora as the Global South in the Global North by Ipek DemirJews and Turks in Germany: Immigrant Integration, Political Representation, and Minority Rights by Gökçe YurdakulIII. Diaspora in United States. The Social Construction of Difference and the Arab American Experience, Revisited by Louise CainkarMiddle Eastern Muslims and the Ethical Inclusion of America As a New Homeland by Mücahit BiliciBetween Sacred Codes and Secular Consumer Society: The Practice of Headscarf Adoption Among American College Girls by Mustafa Gürbüz and Gülsüm KüçüksariFigures. Tables.