I: Settings
Introduction
The ethnocratic regime: the politics of seizing contested territory
II: Ethnocracy and territory in Israel/Palestine
Zionist and Palestinian nationalism: the making of territorial identities
Debating Israeli democracy
The making of ethnocracy in Israel/Palestine
The spatial foundation: the Israeli land system
III: Ethnocracy and its peripheries: Palestinian Arabs and Mizrahim
Fractured regionalism among Palestinian Arabs in Israel
Bedouin Arabs and urban ethnocracy in the Beer-Sheva region
Mizrahi identities in the development towns: the making of a "third space"
Between local and national: mobilization in the Mizrahi peripheries
IV: Looking ahead
A way forward? The planning of a binational capital in Jerusalem
Epilogue: a demos for Israel/Palestine? Toward gradual binationalism.