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The latest issue of Israel Studies Review: An Interdisciplinary Journal has published! This issue’s focus is on Israel as a case study in processes of nation-building.

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Volume 36, Issue 2
Israel: A Case Study
Guest Editors: Avi Bareli and Tal Elmaliach

Editors’ Note
Yoram Peri and Paul L. Scham
https://bit.ly/3nE9dyJ

Guest Editors’ Introduction
Israel as a Case Study in Processes of Nation-Building
Avi Bareli and Tal Elmaliach
https://bit.ly/3pGca4G

Articles
Beyond Comparativism: Israel’s Welfare History in a Non-European Comparative Perspective
Arie Krampf
https://bit.ly/3pLqpoJ

One Hand Giveth, the Other Taketh Away: A Feminist Perspective on Polity, Religion, and Gender in the Pre-state Period
Hanna Herzog
https://bit.ly/3bjon6R

The Jewish Centrality of Israel: The 1958 ‘Who Is a Jew?’ Affair as a Case Study
Ofer Shiff
https://bit.ly/3BoYai3

The Third Angle in Israel Studies: Boundaries between Government and Non-governmental Entities in Early Israel
Paula Kabalo and Esther Suissa
https://bit.ly/2Zv3H9T

Israeli Militarism Reconsidered: Reframing the Independence Day Parade
Adi Sherzer
https://bit.ly/2ZGMeuZ

The Road Not Taken: Menachem Begin’s Position on the Formation of a Democratic Regime for Israel
Maya Mark
https://bit.ly/3jKKR5p

Teaching Israel Studies
The Pedagogy of Song: Teaching Israel through Music
Daniel Stein Kokin
https://bit.ly/3ml1h66

Book Reviews
Yitzhak Reiter, Ned Lazarus, Uri Ben-Eliezer, Adi Mahalel, Orna Sasson-Levy, and Shalom Rosenberg
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