Yuval Ben-Bassat is Lecturer in the Department of Middle Eastern History, University of Haifa. Eyal Ginio is Senior Lecturer and Chair of the Department of Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

• 1. Introduction: The Case Study of Palestine during the Young Turk EraSection A: Citizenship, Election, and Social Change2. Making Citizens, Contesting Citizenship in Late Ottoman Palestine3. Elections in Palestine during the Late Ottoman Period4. Children of the Revolution: Youth in Palestinian Public Life, 1908-1914Section B: The ‘Civilizing Mission’ and Centre-Periphery Relationships5. The Public Works Scheme devised by the Young Turk Regime for the Cities of Jerusalem and Jaffa (1908-1914)6. The Debate on Palestine in the Post-Revolutionary Ottoman Parliament7. Jerusalem’s Inhabitants during World War ISection C: Intellectual Responses8. Arab Intellectuals’ Reaction to the Young Turk Revolution9. Jews Writing in Arabic: Shimon Moyal, Nissim Malul and the Mixed Palestinian / Locale 10. The Young Turk Revolution as Reflected in the Media of the Jewish Community in PalestineSection D: Inter- and Intra-Communal Relationships 11. Ecclesiastic Politics and ‘The Question of Jerusalem’ after the Young Turk Revolution of 1908: The Case of Jews, Armenians and Greeks 12. The Zionist Struggle as Reflected in the Post Revolutionary Jewish Press in Istanbul13. The Baha’is and the Young Turk Revolution

Yuval Ben-Bassat is Lecturer in the Department of Middle Eastern History, University of Haifa. Eyal Ginio is Senior Lecturer and Chair of the Department of Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

• 1. Introduction: The Case Study of Palestine during the Young Turk EraSection A: Citizenship, Election, and Social Change2. Making Citizens, Contesting Citizenship in Late Ottoman Palestine3. Elections in Palestine during the Late Ottoman Period4. Children of the Revolution: Youth in Palestinian Public Life, 1908-1914Section B: The ‘Civilizing Mission’ and Centre-Periphery Relationships5. The Public Works Scheme devised by the Young Turk Regime for the Cities of Jerusalem and Jaffa (1908-1914)6. The Debate on Palestine in the Post-Revolutionary Ottoman Parliament7. Jerusalem’s Inhabitants during World War ISection C: Intellectual Responses8. Arab Intellectuals’ Reaction to the Young Turk Revolution9. Jews Writing in Arabic: Shimon Moyal, Nissim Malul and the Mixed Palestinian / Locale 10. The Young Turk Revolution as Reflected in the Media of the Jewish Community in PalestineSection D: Inter- and Intra-Communal Relationships 11. Ecclesiastic Politics and ‘The Question of Jerusalem’ after the Young Turk Revolution of 1908: The Case of Jews, Armenians and Greeks 12. The Zionist Struggle as Reflected in the Post Revolutionary Jewish Press in Istanbul13. The Baha’is and the Young Turk Revolution

Yuval Ben-Bassat is Lecturer in the Department of Middle Eastern History, University of Haifa. Eyal Ginio is Senior Lecturer and Chair of the Department of Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

• 1. Introduction: The Case Study of Palestine during the Young Turk EraSection A: Citizenship, Election, and Social Change2. Making Citizens, Contesting Citizenship in Late Ottoman Palestine3. Elections in Palestine during the Late Ottoman Period4. Children of the Revolution: Youth in Palestinian Public Life, 1908-1914Section B: The ‘Civilizing Mission’ and Centre-Periphery Relationships5. The Public Works Scheme devised by the Young Turk Regime for the Cities of Jerusalem and Jaffa (1908-1914)6. The Debate on Palestine in the Post-Revolutionary Ottoman Parliament7. Jerusalem’s Inhabitants during World War ISection C: Intellectual Responses8. Arab Intellectuals’ Reaction to the Young Turk Revolution9. Jews Writing in Arabic: Shimon Moyal, Nissim Malul and the Mixed Palestinian / Locale 10. The Young Turk Revolution as Reflected in the Media of the Jewish Community in PalestineSection D: Inter- and Intra-Communal Relationships 11. Ecclesiastic Politics and ‘The Question of Jerusalem’ after the Young Turk Revolution of 1908: The Case of Jews, Armenians and Greeks 12. The Zionist Struggle as Reflected in the Post Revolutionary Jewish Press in Istanbul13. The Baha’is and the Young Turk Revolution