Theory and Criticism in Context Series - The Van Leer Jerusalem Institute

Theory and Criticism in Context Series

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The Ethnic Code

Selection Practices and Ethnic Identities in the IDF

Laborers and Actors in Translation

From the Individual Turn to a Bi-National Translation

Police and Sovereignty in an Occupation Regime

The Political Economy of Organ Transplantation

Justice, Privatization and the Objectives of the Educational System

The Story of a Colonial Mask

Women and the Palestinian Cities

The Question About the Existence of Jewish Mysticism

The Genealogy of Jewish Mysticism and the Theologies of Kabbalah Research

Mizrachi Ultra-Orthodoxy and Nationalism in Israel

This Is No Africa

Boundaries, Territory, Identity

The Ethics of Witnessing

A History of a Problem

Chronicles of Theft, Preservation, and Appropriating at the Jewish National Library

A Villa in the Jungle

Africa in Israeli Culture

The Bureacracy of the Occupation

The Permit Regime in the West Bank, 2000-2006

Four Lectures on Critical Theory

Traditionalism and the Critique of Israeli Secularism

A Town at Sundown

Aging Nationalism in Jaffa

Trans-Israel Highway and the Privitization of Civil Infrastructures in Israel

The Bank of Israel

Political Economy in the Neoliberal Era

A Confiscated Memory

Toward the Longed-for Shore

the Sea in Hebrew Culture and Modern Hebrew Literature

Migrants and Workers

The Political Economy of Labor

Reading Iran in Israel

The Self and the Other, Religion and Modernity

The Visitation of Hannah Arendt