Israel by Pappé, Ilan -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Half Title Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents Preface Introduction: narrating a contested country

New trends in the historiography of Israel The Israeli historiography in the 21st century Settler colonialism: the new critical historiographical trend Notes

1. From Palestine into Israel, 1800–1948

The First World War Notes

2. The ‘small Israel’, 1948–1967

The making of the IDF The making of an immigrant society Ambitious projects Building the educational system The second War: the 1956 Suez War Social unrest and fragmentation, 1956–1967 Creating a new legacy On the road to war, 1958–1967 Notes

3. The greater Israel, 1967–2000

Initial impacts The Golda Meir government, 1968–1974 The first Rabin government, 1974–1977 The Begin government, 1977–1983 The Israel–PLO wars The First Intifada and its aftermath The Shamir government, 1989–1992 The Russian influx The second Rabin government, 1992–1995 The end of century Israel The political scene in the 21st century The Gaza Strip and Israel, 2000–2017 Notes

4. The political economy of Israel

A short economic history, 1948–2016 The 2011 protest movement The political economy of Israel: endemic problems The militarisation of the economy Notes

5. Culture and society in 21st century Israel

The making of Israeli culture Post-Zionist culture Post-Zionist poetry, pop music and literature. From Zionist to post-Zionist theatre and films and back A neo-Zionist culture? Multiculturalism versus nationalism Notes

6. Israel’s place in the world

The young state The mini empire The special US–Israeli relationship Short-term dividends: the Oslo process Looking towards the East: relations with China and India Notes

Epilogue: Israel’s place in the world today

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