Volume 23

Resources » New Directions

Author: Eli Eyal (Editor)

Table of Contents
In Honor of the Debate Culture – and in Honor of Decisiveness	Eli Eyal
Aharon Megged at 90: The Young Person's Writer	Eli Eyal
The Ethics of Selecting a Chief of Staff	Asa Kasher
On Academic Freedom and Freedom of Speech	Haim Harari
Surmounting the Difficulty of Palestinian Non-Recognition	Menachem Milson
Return to Partition of the Land of Israel	Elisha Efrat
The Concept of Nation-Community in a Changing Society in Israel	Yitzhak Tishler
Democratic Culture in Crisis	Gabi Shefer
Israel as Post-Zionist Reality	Yigal Elam
Between Post-Zionism and Anti-Zionism	Eliezer Schweid
Multi-Culturalism: A Tribute	Gideon Ofrat
Political Assassination as System in Lebanon	Menachem (Nachik) Navot
Who's Afraid of Research in Israel's Academic Colleges?	Aliza Shenhar
Israel's Development Towns – Field Trial Sites for the Ministry of Education	Eliezer Shmueli
Have Russian Immigrant Scientists Been Integrated in Academia?	Nitza Davidovitch, Zilla Sinuanyi-Stern, Dan Soen
Some General Insights of a Witness	Elyakim Rubinstein

Responses:

Nonetheless Not as Any Other People. The Golan Heights: Sovereignty and Referendum	Avi Beker, Uri Heitner
The First People to Propose a Binational State	Yosef Govrin
When a National Liberation Movement Struggles for Independence through Diplomacy	Moshe Yagar
The Central Synagogue of the Belz Hassidic Movement in Jerusalem: Pomp and Circumstance	Aharon Yafeh

Literature and Literary Reviews:

"And the Name of the Other…" – Shades of Zillah in Alterman's Works	Ziva Shamir
On Betrayal and Fidelity – Haim Beer, To a Place Where the Wind Goes /To Where the Wind Goes	Nurit Govrin
Friends and Rivals Seek Each Other – Arieh Bodenheimer, In Honor to (/Thanks to) the Friend from Plonsk – My Travels with Shlomo Zemach and David Ben Gurion	Muki Tzur
The Private Shoah of the Second Generation Children	Shai Rodin
Bialik as a Force for Renewal of the Hebrew Language – Poems: The Rise of the Mountains / Simply Love	Moshe Shafrir
Bilingual Hebrew and Arabic Texts as an Innovative Genre in Children's Literature: The Jew Represented as the "Other"	Sara Zamir, Leah Baratz

Please note: The above titles have been translated from the original Hebrew, which is the definitive version.