This book focuses on Arab youth marginalization along intersectional lines of gender, ethnicity and social class in four cities: Jerusalem, Amman, Cairo, and Tunis. The author explores how the political and economic climates in each city influence the life prospects of youth and uncovers their narratives around their aspirations, disappointments and life choices. Providing an interdisciplinary approach, the project will interest a wide range of audiences including graduate students, scholars, and policy makers in the fields of the Middle Eastern studies, political science, urban studies, and education.
Chapter One: Introduction.- Chapter Two: Youth in Arab Cities.- Chapter Three: The Political Economy of Youth Exclusion.- Chapter Four: Education in the City- Chapter Five: Higher Education and the City- Chapter Six: Urban Youth and Activism.- Chapter Seven: Conclusion.
Rawan Asali Nuseibeh is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Educational Research, Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia.
