... lived in deferral”) and Zionism (concrete political action). The article troubles this distinction by tracing the concept of deferral back into Scholem's earliest writings on messianism and by showing the term's genealogical reliance on the theological-political vocabulary of sovereignty. Against...

... contribution by Rahul Rao offers a comparative account of the Indian Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA), 2019, which is similarly marked by racism and exclusion and resonates strongly with the politics of Zionism. samera@berkeley.edu © 2021 Sharad Chari and Samera Esmeir 2021 This is an open access...

... and due representation in all its provisional and permanent institutions.” 13 Israel's leaders recognized that the legitimacy of the Zionist settler-colonial project in the West was contingent on the employment of liberal rhetoric. The alignment between Zionism and liberalism guided the making...

... of the Palestinian student movement. These may explain the fate of attempts to build a political movement against Zionism from within Israeli universities. There remains perhaps the possibility of a political movement against Zionism that is built outside the universities. But the fact...

.... Mogelson, “Reporter's Video” ; Judkis and McCarthy, “Capitol Mob.” 6. See Chidester and Linethal, American Sacred Space , 14–15 . Note also Judith Butler's description of religion's function as “embedded framework . . . and embodied social practice” ( “Is Judaism Zionism?,” 72 ). 7...

.... By contrast, the Zionist colonial project that started to be realized after the 1967 occupation desecularized Zionism's foundational legends, 29 adhering instead to literal religious interpretations. The Nation-State Law emerged against the backdrop of these changes, displaying a dialectical relation...

... account, the CAA has much in common with the Nation-State Law. By offering a longer view of the successive changes in Indian citizenship law, Rao reveals a drift toward what he calls a “de jure conception of the Indian state that resonates strongly with the politics of Zionism.” Like Tatour and Ghanim...

... of Zionism in important respects. In this regard, the recent Indian Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA), 2019—far from marking an exceptional and unprecedented moment—should be seen as an incremental step that is in consonance with the historic trajectory of Indian citizenship law reform. 6 In Mapping...

... , edited Fenves Peter and Ng Julia . Stanford, CA : Stanford University Press , forthcoming 2021 . Butler Judith . “ Walter Benjamin and the Critique of Violence .” In Parting Ways: Jewishness and the Critique of Zionism , 69 – 98 . New York : Columbia University Press , 2012...

... .” Filozofski vestnik 29 , no. 2 ( 2008 ): 191 – 207 . Butler Judith . “ Walter Benjamin and the Critique of Violence .” In Parting Ways: Jewishness and the Critique of Zionism , 69 – 98 . New York : Columbia University Press , 2014 . Carbone Guelfo . “ Il problema della violenza nel...

...-standing solidarity between the PLO and the Irish republican movement, as between Northern Irish Unionists and Zionism, and on account of their mutual historical relation to British colonial policy. Like Palestine and Israel, Northern Ireland was created by one of those acts of partition so balefully...