The Market and the Oikos, Vol. III : The Last Western Colony, 1918 - 1948 and Beyond /

The Market and the Oikos, Vol. III : The Last Western Colony, 1918 - 1948 and Beyond /

In a world where inter-State multi-forum litigation multiplies, so does the risk of courts becoming diplomatic platforms to air State grievances. Nowadays, the ICJ is called to confront this risk when dealing with the main political issues of the day. The book draws inferences from legal and politic...

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Main Author: Derks, Hans (Author)

Format: eBook

Language: English

Published: Leiden ; Boston : Brill, 2025.

Series: Asian Studies E-Books Online, Collection 2025.
Ideas, History, and Modern China ; 34.

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Call Number: D410

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Table of Contents:
  • PART 1: Preliminary Remarks
  • Introduction
  • A First Strategic Local Field
  • Acknowledgement
  • 1 Preface
  • 1 Caroline Elkins (2022)
  • 2 Tom Segev (2018)
  • 3 Elizabeth Thompson (2020)
  • 4 Rashid Khalidi (2020)
  • 5 Philippe Sands (2022)
  • 2 A Small Lesson in Big Definitions
  • 1 Race
  • 2 Rasse
  • 3 Volk, Völker
  • 4 Jew
  • 5 Jude
  • 6 Antisemitism
  • 7 Holocaust - German Genocide - Shoah
  • 8 Nationalism
  • 9 Zionism
  • 3 Rasse, Volk and Nation, 1900-1948
  • 1 The Sources
  • 2 The Future of the Past
  • 3 Ignaz Zollschan, 1877-1948
  • 4 Rasse-Theory
  • 5 The Rasse Practice and Means
  • 6 Arthur Ruppin, 1876-1943
  • 7 Werner Sombart, 1863-1941
  • 4 Settlers of the West
  • 1 Settler's Historical Sins
  • 2 Protestants
  • 3 Catholics
  • 4 Profiles
  • 5 A Zionist Settler Profile
  • 6 USA versus Zionists
  • 7 The Holocaust Settlers
  • 8 The Slow Death of the "Last Settler"
  • PART 2: Political, Ideological Performance
  • Introduction
  • 5 First Period, 1900-1920
  • 1 Zionist Moral
  • 2 The Not so Holy Land
  • 3 Which "West" Meets Which "East"?
  • 4 Religion, Ideology and Colonialism
  • 5 Palestinian Population
  • 6 The Balfour Zionists versus American Jews
  • 7 Early "Zionism" and Racism
  • 8 What About the Balfour British and "their Arabs"?
  • 6 Second Period, ca. 1920-1945
  • 1 The Unbeloved New Zionists
  • 2 "Freund"/ Friend versus "Feind"/ Enemy
  • 3 Provocations
  • 4 The German Card I
  • 5 Robert Weltsch
  • 6 A Prince of Darkness
  • 7 ... and His "Iron Wall"
  • 8 The Left Zionists' Illusion
  • 9 Where are the New Zionist Immigrants?
  • 10 Selections
  • 11 Town - Country Contradictions
  • 12 Zionists Contra American Democracy
  • 13 The Daily Terror
  • 7 Third Period, 1945-1948
  • 1 Old Chaps
  • 2 New Inhabitants for Israel
  • 3 Old Inhabitants from Palestine
  • 4 A New "State"
  • PART 3: The Social and Economic Performance of Palestine (Ca. 1890-1948)
  • 8 Internal Performance
  • 1 Industry 1890-1920
  • 2 Agriculture 1890-1920
  • 3 Agriculture 1920-1948
  • 3.1 Underpaid Zionist Farmers?
  • 3.2 Citrus
  • 3.3 Milk and Meat
  • 3.4 A Future Development
  • 4 Zionist Bureaucracy
  • 4.1 Histadruth
  • 4.2 Jewish Agency
  • 5 Industry, 1920-1948
  • 5.1 The Palestinian Producers
  • 5.2 A Pessimistic Evaluation
  • 5.3 The Sector Capital
  • 5.4 The Oil, Chemical and Electricity Impulses
  • 5.5 The Money Industry
  • 9 External Performance
  • 1 Import - Export Situation
  • 2 The German Card II
  • 3 The Transfer
  • 4 The Ha'avarah Effects in Palestine
  • 5 Emigration with a Jewish Background
  • 6 Supply and Demand of "Rich Material"
  • 7 The First Transfer Game
  • 8 Ideology as Prime Mover to Surrender
  • 9 Worthy Protest and Unworthy Behavior
  • 10 What About the Next and Last Transfer Game?
  • PART 4: Concluding Remarks, 1918-1948
  • 1 British Responsibility
  • 2 The American Responsibility
  • 3 The British and their Alternative
  • 4 A Settlers' Paradise
  • 5 The Zionist Frenzy
  • 6 A Beginning of the End
  • 7 Still a Bright Future?
  • Bibliography
  • Index.