Introduction -- Part I: The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan -- Chapter 1: Methodology: Interviewing outside the interview society -- Chapter 2: The narrated identities of Jordan -- Chapter 3: The Jordanian awakening ten years later? -- Part II: The State of Kuwait -- Chapter 4: Overview -- Chapter 5: The narrated identities of Kuwait -- Chapter 6: The Kuwaiti awakening ten years later -- Conclusion.

How do spatial dynamics and narrated identities shape each other? How do the ongoing processes of inclusion and exclusion construct individual and group self-perceptions within the Kuwaiti and Jordanian societies? In this book, the author explores these questions through a spatial lens, examining the evolving narrated identities within Kuwait and Jordan. The monograph contributes to MENA studies, Middle Eastern history, nationalism, minority studies, late Ottoman studies, post-colonialism, national and transnationalism, and the history of epistemology. Odetta Pizzingrilli is a Senior Researcher and coordinator at the Renaissance Strategic Center (RSC) of the NGO Arab Renaissance for Democracy and Development (ARDD). Previously a researcher at the Center for Strategic Studies (CSS) of the University of Jordan, she was a research fellow at the Faculty of Political Science of Luiss Guido Carli in where she obtained her PhD.