The state of Israel, the land of Israel : the statist and ethnonational dimensions of foreign policy
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The state of Israel, the land of Israel : the statist and ethnonational dimensions of foreign policy
（Contributions in political science, no. 321）
Greenwood Press, 1993
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Biliography: p. [275]-286
Includes index
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Sandler contends that the impact of the nation in foreign policy is not synonymous with that of the State. Understanding the effect of the nation is important because of the contemporary reawakening of primordial national aspirations. This study is designed to test these views by examining nation-centered concerns in foreign policy as practiced within Israel. It reviews and analyzes the roots of the territorial dimension in Israeli foreign policy since the establishment of the state up to the present; the impact of Israeli domestic politics; and the rise and fall of ethnonationalism in Israeli foreign policy. As such, the work is of concern to all students of Israeli politics and foreign policy and the Arab-Israeli conflict.
Table of Contents
Some Theoretical and Historical Introductions The Ethnonational and Statist Dimensions in the Foreign Policy of Nation-States The Ethnonational and Statist Origins of Zionist Foreign Policy The Statist Era Land, Community and Partition The Statist Setting of Israeli Foreign Policy The Foreign Policy of Statism, 1949-1967 The Return of Ethnonationalism The Transformation of the Israeli Polity The Compound Foreign Policy: From Statism to Ethnonatinalism Foreign Policy Under Peres and Shamir The Ethnonational Dimension of Israeli Foreign Policy
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