Craig, Alan. International Legitimacy and the Politics of Security. The Strategic Deployment of Lawyers in the Israeli Military. Lanham, MD: Lexington, 2013.
Reviews:
Bendor, Ariel. “Review.” Israel Studies Review 29.2 (2014): 155-157.
Belge, Ceren. “Review.” International Journal of Middle East Studies 47.1 (2015): 179-180.
Guest Editors’ Introduction: Rethinking the Family in Israel
pp. vii-xii(6)
Authors: Fogiel-Bijaoui, Sylvie; Rutlinger-Reiner, Reina
Articles: The Transformation of Intimacies
pp. 1-17(17)
Author: Engelberg, Ari
pp. 18-40(23)
Author: Meler, Tal
pp. 41-60(20)
Author: Or, Ofra
Articles: Families in Transition
pp. 61-82(22)
Author: Block, Sima Zalcberg
pp. 83-101(19)
Author: Rutlinger-Reiner, Reina
pp. 102-121(20)
Author: Halperin, Dafna
Articles: The Boundaries of Family Life
pp. 122-139(18)
Author: Selinger, Guy Abutbul
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Author: Lustenberger, Sibylle
pp. 157-173(17)
Author: Benezer, Gadi
pp. 174-191(18)
Author: Alhuzail, Nuzha Allassad
pp. 192-209(18)
Author: Shamir, Hila
Articles: Legal Discourse, Private Life
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Author: Fogiel-Bijaoui, Sylvie
Articles: Articles: Legal Discourse, Private Life
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Author: Herbst, Anat
pp. 247-263(17)
Author: Mazeh, Yoav
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Author: Triger, Zvi
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Aran, Amnon. “Containment and Territorial Transnational Actors: Israel, Hezbollah and Hamas.” International Affairs 88.4 (2012): 835-855.
URL: http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/bpl/inta/2012/00000088/00000004/art00011
Abstract
Containment has been salient in intellectual and policy debates for 60 years. It informed US foreign policy towards the USSR and, later, the so-called rogue states. The endurance of containment beyond the Cold War suggests that it possesses the quality of transferability, the capacity of a grand strategy from the past to transcend the circumstances that gave rise to it, to suggest what should be emulated and what avoided in future policies. Drawing on the notion of transferability and on the method of structured, focused comparison, this article uses Israel’s foreign policy towards Hezbollah and Hamas to argue that containment is transferable from the state level to a state/territorial transnational actor (TNA) relationship, albeit with permutations. This argument is examined in relation to four issues: the circumstances under which containment arises; its applicability to territorial TNA; the objectives sought by implementing containment; and the role of legitimacy as a component of containment. In so doing the article seeks to make a contribution to the debate on containment. While there is a rich literature on state containment, research on containing territorial TNA has been extremely limited.
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