Palestine through a South African Lens

In a draft text sent to NLR before his tragically early death, the sociologist reflects on the reasons for the starkly different outcomes of Afrikaner and Zionist settler colonialisms: in South Africa, a unified democratic republic, with all its problems; in Israel, ongoing war.

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New left review
Published
2025-05-31
DOI
https://doi.org/10.64590/ino
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1
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Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies
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Palestine through a South African Lens

Michael Burawoy
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Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies
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Palestine through a South African Lens

Michael Burawoy
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Abstract

In a draft text sent to NLR before his tragically early death, the sociologist reflects on the reasons for the starkly different outcomes of Afrikaner and Zionist settler colonialisms: in South Africa, a unified democratic republic, with all its problems; in Israel, ongoing war.

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Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies
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