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The Limits of Nationalism
1. Globalization and the split of Zionist Ideology: post-Zionism v. neo-Zionism 2. Historical Roots of the Split of Zionist Ideology and the Shaping of Post-Zionist and Neo-Zionist Arguments 2.1 Zionist Ideologies before the Establishment of the State of Israel 2.2 Zionist ideology as the Official National Ideology of the State of Israel 2.3 The Split of the Jewish National Identity in the Global Age and the Shaping of Post-Zionist and Neo-Zionist Arguments a) The Post-Ideological Perspective b) Post-Modern Perspectives: Post-Modernism and Post-Colonialism c) The Post-Marxist Approach d) Neo-Zionist Religious Approaches 3. On the Morality of the Zionist Justifications of a Right of Jewish Demographic Hegemony: Ethnocultural Nationalism Liberal Theorization v. Post-Zionist and Neo-Zionist perspectives 3.1 Historic Rights as a Justification for National Self-determination a) Post-Zionism approach to Historic Rights b) Neo-Zionist reinterpretation of Historic Rights 3.2 Persecution of Jews as a justification for Jewish Demographic Hegemony a) Post-Zionist Approach b) Neo-Zionist Approach 3.3 The Jewish-Arab Conflict as a Justification for Jewish Demographic Hegemony a) Post-Zionist Approach b) Neo-Zionist Approach 4. Conclusions: Between a Jewish and a Democratic State 5. Bibliography
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