This book offers a systematic examination, analysis and evaluation
of Israeli national security statecraft in terms of challenges and
responses. Providing an in-depth analysis of Israeli statecraft
challenges and responses, this interdisciplinary book integrates
social science and security studies with public policy approaches
within a long-term historical perspective on the Arab-Israeli
conflict. These scholarly approaches are synthesized with extensive
personal knowledge of the author based on involvement in Israeli
political-security policy making. This book makes use of
conceptualizations of statecraft such as 'fuzzy gambling' and
interventions with critical mass in ultra-dynamic historical
processes to help clarify Israel's main statecraft successes and
failures, alongside the wider theoretical apparatuses these
concepts represent. While focused on Israel, these theoretical
frameworks have important implications for the academic study of
statecraft and statecraft praxis worldwide. This book will be of
much interest to both statecraft practitioners and to students of
Israeli politics and security, the Middle Eastern conflict,
strategic studies and IR/security studies in general.
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