A Just Zionism: On the Morality of the Jewish State Book

Introduction
Chapter 1: Zionism as an Ethnocultural Nationalism
1. Zionism, Ethnoculturalism, and Civic Nationalism
2. "Bad" Nationalism and "Good" Nationalisms
3. Cosmopolitan and Neutralist Objections to Nationalism
Chapter 2: The Jews' Return to the Historical Homeland
1. Interpretations of Historical Rights
2. Historical Rights and Selecting the Site for Self-Determination
3. The Persecution of the Jews
4. Responding to Arab Opposition to Zionism
Chapter 3: A Jewish State: Self-Determination and Hegemony
1. Jewish Hegemony and the Right to National Self-Determination
2. The Prevalence of Nation-States, the Persecution of the Jews, and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Chapter 4: Dividing Up the Historical Homeland
1. Demography and the Palestinian Right of Return
2. The Issue of Territorial Division and the 1967 Borders
Chapter 5: Jewish Hegemony in Immigration and Other Domains
1. Nationality-Based Immigration and Racism
2. Self-Determination and the Nationality-Based Priorities in Immigration
3. Immigration to Israel: All Jews and Only Jews
4. Principles for Nationality-Based Priorities in Immigration
5. Other Means for Achieving Demographic Objectives
6. Hegemony in Areas Other Than Demography Conclusion