Druze Across Borders : Negotiating Identity, Belonging, and Continuity
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Overview
This book offers a timely examination of how Druze communities negotiate identity, belonging, and continuity across borders and in times of profound political and social change. Drawing on original surveys, interviews, focus groups, and public discourse from Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Europe, and the United States, it brings together voices rarely examined within a single comparative study. The book explores how migration, conflict, generational change, religious boundaries, language, and competing national and transnational loyalties reshape understandings of what it means to be Druze. Particular attention is given to the Syrian crisis and the violence that erupted in Suwayda in the summer of 2025, as well as to competing visions advanced by Druze political and religious leaders. Moving beyond portrayals of Druze identity as fixed or homogeneous, the book reveals a dynamic community continually renegotiating belonging, solidarity, and continuity across changing political and geographic landscapes.
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- ISBN-13: 9783032447531
- ISBN-10: 3032447534
- Publisher: Palgrave MacMillan
- Publish Date: January 2027
- Page Count: 212
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