Contested Mediterranean Spaces : Ethnographic Essays in Honour of Charles Tilly

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Contested Mediterranean SpacesContentsFiguresTablesAbbreviationsPrefaceIntroductionPart 1 — Recovering the Mediterranean?Chapter 1 — On Bureaucratic Essentialism: Constructing the Mediterranean in European Union InstitutionsChapter 2 — European 'Securitization' Policies and the Southern 'Fortress-Europe'Chapter 3 — Locating the Mediterranean in Music: The Medi-Terra Music FestivalPart 2 — State, Capital and ResistanceChapter 4 — Spaces of War, Spaces of Memory: Popular Expressions of Politics in Postwar BeirutChapter 5 — Environmentalists in Malta: The Growing Voice of Civil SocietyChapter 6 — Science and Community based Environmental Activism, Mediterranean Coastal Biodiversity and the EU: The Caretta caretta Case in GreecePart 3 — Capital and Neighbourhood GovernanceChapter 7 — Contested Politics of the Mediterranean: Star Street and the Struggle for Development in BethlehemChapter 8 — Contentious Politics in a Bosphorus Neighbourhood: Perspectives on Conflict and Solidarity during the Twentieth CenturyChapter 9 — Playing Snakes and Ladders in Ciutat de Mallorca: An Ethnographic Approach to the Production of the Neighbourhood ScalePart 4 — Transforming Identities: Imagination and RepresentationsChapter 10 — Ethnicized Interreligious Conflicts in Contemporary Granada, SpainChapter 11 — Governnance, Alliance and Resistance: Jewish Museums in ItalyChapter 12 — The Making of Home Away from Home: The Role of Ethno-cultural Festivals in Contesting Local SpacesChapter 13 — Tears on the Border: The Case of Rachel's Tomb, Bethlehem, PalestineNotes on ContributorsIndex