Essential Papers on Zionism Book

	Acknowledgments
	Introduction	1
1	The Forerunners of Zionism	33
2	People and Land in Modern Jewish Nationalism	46
3	The First Aliyah: Ideological Roots and Practical Accomplishments	63
4	Tradition and Nationalism	94
5	The Afflictions of the Jews and the Afflictions of Zionism: The Meaning and Consequences of the "Uganda" Controversy	119
6	The Rejection of the Diaspora in Zionist Thought: Two Approaches	133
7	Work for the Land of Israel and "Work in the Present": A Concept of Unity, a Reality of Contradiction	161
8	Zionist Success and Zionist Failure: The Case of East Central Europe between the Wars	171
9	Representations of Leadership (and Failure) in Russian Zionism: Picturing Leon Pinsker	191
10	The State of the Zionist Movement on the Eve of the Sixth Congress	210
11	Hehalutz in Poland between the Two World Wars	238
12	Ideology and Structure in German Zionism, 1882-1933	268
13	Criteria and Conception in the Historiography of German and American Zionism	298
14	The Americanization of Zionism, 1880-1930	318
15	The Brandeis-Weizmann Dispute	337
16	Changes in the Social and Political Structure of the Second Aliya between 1904 and 1940	371
17	The "Yizkor" Book of 1911 - A Note on National Myths in the Second Aliya	422
18	Social and Intellectual Origins of the Hashomer Hatzair Youth Movement, 1913-1920	454
19	The Histadrut: From Marginal Organization to "State-in-the Making"	473
20	"Black Night - White Snow": Attitudes of the Palestinian Labor Movement to the Russian Revolution, 1917-1929	509
21	Fire and Water: Ze'ev Jabotinsky and the Revisionist Movement	544
22	Economic Structure and National Goals - The Jewish National Home in Interwar Palestine	567
23	The Balfour Declaration in Historical Perspective	587
24	The Zionist Movement and the Arabs	617
25	German Zionists and the Emergence of Brit Shalom	648
26	Patterns of Communal Conflict in Palestine	671
27	The Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry on Palestine (1945-1946): The Zionist Reaction Reconsidered	689
28	The Emergence of a Native Hebrew Culture in Palestine, 1882-1948	727
29	The National Idea and the Revival of Hebrew	745
30	Shall All Hopes Be Fulfilled? Genre and Anti-Genre in the Hebrew Literature of Palestine	763
31	Native Sons	790
	Selected Bibliography	823
	Index	827
	About the Editors	857