The Invention and Decline of Isræliness: State, Society, and the Military
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The Invention and Decline of Isræliness: State, Society, and the Military

by Baruch Kimmerling

History Politics Sociology
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Baruch Kimmerling examines the emergence and decline of “Isræliness,” connecting state, society, and the military in a focused work of political sociology and modern history.

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Baruch Kimmerling examines the concept of “Isræliness” and its relationship to the formation and transformation of a state and society.

The book focuses on the connections among state institutions, social life, and the military.

Its central concern is the emergence and decline of a distinct national and political identity.

This work will interest readers of history, political sociology, and military studies.

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