Dr. Ilan Zvi Baron is a lecturer of International Political Thought at Durham University. His publications include, ‘Risking One’s Life for the State: The Missing Just War Question?’ in the Review of International Studies. Vol. 36, no. 1 (2010): 215-234; ‘The Problem of Dual Loyalty: Usage, History and Politics’, in the Canadian Journal of Political Science. Vol. 42, no. 4 (2009): 1025-1044; and Justifying The Obligation to Die: War, Ethics and Political Obligation with Illustrations from Zionism. (Lanham, MD: Lexington Books, 2009). His current research is on identity, political obligation and security.
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Published in: HomeThe Palestine Papers
It is highly plausible that the Palestine Papers will only serve to prolong the conflict. But it is also possible...
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Published in: HomeDual loyalty: Jews, Muslims and the history of national-identity politics
Accusing minority groups of being a security risk because they are a minority group is not a new practice. Although...
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Published in: HomeA Reluctant Zionist
Most articles about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict take a side. This piece is different. The future of Israelis...