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Introduction |
Michael Keren |
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Israel and Zionism as reflected in the Media in Israel and Abroad: Symposium |
Eli Eyal, Yair Sheleg,
Gary Rosenblatt, Dorit Gollander,
Sarah Frenkel, Mordecai Naor.
Moderated by Efraim Lapid |
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Israel Grapples with Its History (and Future): The Domestication of the Post-Zionist Critique |
Joel S. Migdal |
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Intellectuals and Tradition: The Case of Journalists and National Tradition in Israel |
Yaakov Yadgar |
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Between Zionism and Post-Zionism in Israeli Theater: Deconstruction |
Dan Urian |
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National and Personal Cinema |
Uri Klein |
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Zionist Discourse in the Jewish Press in Post-Soviet Russia |
Yuval Shahal |
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"Der Jude" (1899-1902): Profile of a Zionist Periodical Published in Yiddish |
David Pur |
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Tribulations of a World Zionist Newspaper: The Rise and Fall of the "Jüdische Welt-Rundschau" |
Thomas von der Osten-Sacken |
| Book review: New Books in Hebrew on the Press and the Media: |
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An Open World: Positive and NegativeNiv Ahituv, A World Without Secrets: On the Open Information Society (Tel Aviv: Am Oved,, 2001) |
Michael Keren |
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The First Woman Field Correspondent in Eretz Yizrael: Bracha Habas and Her Journalistic and Literary Role |
Mordecai Naor |
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The Israeli Press at the start of the Al-Aksa IntifadaDaniel Dor, The Press Under the Influence (Tel Aviv: Babel, 2001) |
Anat Biletzki |
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'Ma'ariv'- A View from WithinYuval Elitsur, From Shaharit to 'Ma'ariv' (Tel Aviv: Teuda, 2002) |
Mordecai Naor |
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Objects of Discrimination by the Israeli MediaEli Avraham, The Hidden Israel: Kibbutz, Jewish Settlements, Development Cities and Arab Towns in the Israeli Press (Jerusalem: Akademon, 2001) |
Vicky Shiran |
