Begin : an anatomy of leadership
著者
書誌事項
Begin : an anatomy of leadership
B. Blackwell, 1988
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注記
Bibliography: p. [239]-296
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This study examines the life and political biography of Menachem Begin, tracing the course of his career from obscure beginnings to his command of an illegal underground organization and to national leadership. It offers a comprehensive and authoritative interpretation of the intellectual and spiritual world of the former prime minister of Israel. The author unfolds the struggle for power behind the facade of harmony and comradeship, illuminating the peculiar historical phenomenon by which the intellectually superficial faction of the Zionist right gained political dominance. Born in 1913, Begin is representative of a generation whose political education was acquired during the tempestuous years between the wars. His premiership (1977 - 1983) constitutes the most significant attempt to translate into reality the legacy of the Israeli right. From this point of view, the author also examines a political tradition which has far-reaching influence on the values, structure and the historical fate of Israeli society.
目次
- Contents
- Preface Acknowledgements Abbreviations Part I The Man 1 From Brisk to Jerusalem, 1913-1942 2 Begin and Jabotinsky 3 The Revisionist Inheritance 4 Commander of the Irgun, 1943-1948 5 Leader of the Opposition, 1949-1977 Part II The World View 6 Conception of Reality 7 Historical Vista 8 Strategic Perspective 9 Eretz Yisrael, the Palestinians and the Idea of Autonomy 10 International Orientation and Images of the World Order Part III The Leader 11 The Diplomat 12 The War in Lebanon 13 Leader and Prime Minister 14 The end of the Road Notes Index
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