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Foreword ix
Preface xi
Acknowledgments xvii
Note on Transliterations xix
Chronology of Events xxi
Islamism and Secular Nationalism 1
Situating Secular Nationalism and Islamism in the Palestinian Setting 4
Palestinian Islamist Mobilization in Regional Perspective 7
Generation Dynamics within Social Movements 14
Generational Transformation and Palestinian National Identity 20
The Secular-Nationalist Milieu 27
The Ethos of Fathawi Nationalism 29
Social Backgrounds 35
Factors of Mobilization 45
Conceptions of the Collective: Retrievals and Alterations 52
Conclusion 69
The Islamist Milieu 73
The Structures and Ethos of the Islamist Milieu 75
Social Backgrounds 85
Mobilization: Events and Structures 92
Islamist Conceptions of the Collective 100
Al-jihad fi sabil al-nafs: The Struggle for the Soul 101
Al-jihad fi sabil al-siyasa: The Struggle for Politics 108
Al-jihad fi sabil al-thawra: The Struggle for the Revolution 113
Conclusion 119
Thawra Camp: A Case Study of Shifting Identities 123
Setting, Institutions, and Ethos of Thawra Camp 125
Social Backgrounds of the Interlocutors 132
Mobilization: Events and Structures 142
Identity Formation in the Secular-Nationalist Milieu 143
Identity Formation in the Islamist Milieu 148
Hierarchies of Solidarity 158
Sheer Secularism: Al-Libraliyyin 159
Islamic Secularism 162
Liberal Islamism 169
Sheer Islamism 173
Conclusion 177
Karama Camp: Islamist-Secularist Dynamics in the Gaza Strip 179
Karama Camp and Post-Oslo Gaza 184
The Camp 184
The Gaza Strip 187
The Asdudis: Social Backgrounds and Paths of Political Mobilization 197
Conceptions of the Collective Order 207
'Abd al-Mu'min's Islamism 207
Abu Jamil and "Traditionalist Nationalism" 114
Islam without the Islamists: Latif, Imm Muhammad, and Abu Qays 223
Conclusion 230
Epilogue 233
References 247
Index 257
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