May 16, 2014

Being Palestinian in Israel: Identity, Protest, and Political Exclusion

The author presents evidence supporting Gurr???s claims of a link between ethnic inclusion and stability. The author argues that identification with the state among minorities facilitates more stable ethnic relations; however, identification with the state is difficult when the state???s institutions are used to marginalize minority groups. Therefore, using the case of Israel and varying levels of identification with the state among Israel???s Palestinian population to support this argument, the author claims that inclusion is an important factor supporting ethnic stability.

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