Table of Contents
Part 1. Introduction
Chapter 1: The Politics of Uniquness: The Status of the Israeli Case, by Michael N. Barnett
Part 2. Israel and International Politics
Chapter 2: Israeli foreign Policy: A Realist Ideal-0Type or a Breed of Its Own?, by Shibley Telhami
Chapter 3: Israel Diaspora relations in Comparative Perspective, by Gabriel Sheffer
Chapter 4: Gender and International Relations: A Comparison of citizen Attitudes in Israel and Egypt, by Mark Tessler and Ina Warriner
Chapter 5: Israel in the World Economy: Israel as an East Asian State?, by Michael N. Barnett
Part 3. Israel and Domestic Politics
Chapter 6: The Fetish of Jerusalem: A Hegemonic Analysis, by Ian S. Lustick
Chapter 7: Society-Formation and the Case of Israel, by Joel S. Migdal
Chapter 8: Between Uniqueness and Exclusion: The Politics of Identity in Israel, by Rebecca Kook
Chapter 9: Zionism and Colonialism: A Comparative Approach, by Gershon Shafir
Part 4. Conclusion
Chapter 10: On the Uniqueness of Israel: Multiple Readings, by Yehezkel Dror
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