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Half title 2 Cambridge Studies in Law and Society 3 Title page 6 Imprints page 7 Dedication 8 Contents 9 Tables 12 Acknowledgements 14 Chapter One Introduction: Settler colonialism, the politics of fear and security theology 17 The settler colonial framework 20 The politics of fear 23 Historicizing Israeli fear and security theology 26 Security theology within global racial politics: us/them 28 Everydayness 30 Chapter Two Price tagging Palestinians: Alternative methods of surveillance and control 33 A history of body and mind control in colonial security policies 36 Body, land and mind control 38 What is Tag Mehir? 39 Tag Mehir's violence: The political economy of surveillance 42 Psychosocial trauma, surveillance, security and fear: Borrowing meanings from the colonized 44 The writings on the wall: Necropolitics in security discourse 47 Conclusions 48 Chapter Three Israel in the bedroom: Citizenship and entry law 51 The Citizenship Law in context 54 The Law as a tool for framing and racialization 55 “Security” concerns about the claim to return 56 Demographic policy and population control 58 The judiciary as political 60 On children, securitization and the law 62 Necropolitics

Author

Nadera Shalhoub-Kevorkian

Publisher

Cambridge University Press

Language

EN