Prologue: why the politics of race?
Introduction
Part one: social sciences and the Israel/Palestine racial contract
The idea of Israel and the absence of Palestine: limits and possibilities for scholarship
The racial contract and Israel/Palestine
Israel/Palestine from local to global: Palestine in the POST-9/11 ERA
Part two: global politics and the Israel/Palestine racial contract
The paradox of the United Nations: human rights, Israel, and Palestine
Indigenous Palestine: contested origin stories and the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
Global civil society and a "United Nations from below" the BDS movement
Part three: the Israel/Palestine racial contract: rebranding and resistance
Israel's rebranding campaign and the politics of gender
Envrionmental racism and contested territory: land, water, and air in Israel/Palestine
Israel/Palestine and the apartheid analysis: toward a one-state solution?
Conclusion: global response to the Israel/Palestine racial contract: BDS from South Africa to Palestine
Epilogue: toward a politics of solidarity