For Jewish Israeli politicians the temptation to draw back into what is left of the old ethnic consensus will be great. But including the Palestinian citizens in politics and society is the only way to defend Israeli democracy.
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A Piece of the Puzzle: The Relative Importance and Unimportance of Academic Contributions to the Policy Process
Academic research can go a long way to shape the debate or can have no effect at all. The problem is that scholars don’t know – and may never know – how their work has been received by policymakers and whether it steered a policy decision in a good or bad direction.
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Daniel J. Levine
Daniel J. Levine is the Aaron Aronov Associate Professor of Judaic Studies at the University of Alabama, where he divides his time between the Departments of Political Science and Religious Studies. He is the author of Recovering International Relations: The Promise of Sustainable Critique (Oxford UP, 2012), with publications appearing and forthcoming in numerous scholarly journals and volumes. His current research deals with fear and its role...