Z Word Essays
January 30th, 2011
The Propagandist is pleased to make available the best essays from the Z Word blog.
A Liberal in Jerusalem: The Paradoxes of Sari Nusseibeh
Excluding Israelis: An Intellectual Anatomy of the Academic Boycott
The Open Society and Its Critics: Minorities and Political Lobbying in the United States
Islamism Against Zionism: Muslim Identity and the Middle East Conflict
Franchising “Apartheid”: Why South Africans Push the Analogy
The Ideological Foundations of the Boycott Campaign Against Israel
The Company They Keep: Antisemitism’s Fellow Travelers
Victim Competition: Antisemitism and the Austrian Left
Nasser’s Legacy: Pushing Anti-Zionism in Africa
When ‘Zionist’ Meant ‘Jew’: Revisiting the 1968 Events in Poland
The Cairo Clique: Anti-Zionism and the Canadian Left
Jazz and Protest: A Reappraisal
Gaza and After: An Interview with Paul Berman
Arguments: The Limits of the Northern Ireland Analogy
Jewish Anti-Zionism Unravelled, Part One: The Morality of Vanity
Jewish Anti-Zionism Unravelled, Part Two: Questioning Antisemitism
