TRADITIONS AND TRANSITIONS IN ISRAEL STUDIES -- Contents -- Introduction -- Part 1: History and Memory -- 1. Reassessing Israel's Road to Sinai/Suez, 1956: A "Trialogue" by Mordechai Bar-On, Benny Morris, and Motti Golani -- 2. The Holocaust and Its Fifty-Year-Old Commemoration: Have We Reached the Limit? by Rachel Feldhay Brenner -- Part 2: Israeli Society: The Jewish Community -- 3. Controlling Territory: Spatial Dimensions of Social and Political Change in Israel by David Newman -- 4. "A Nation that Dwelleth Alone": Judaism as an Integrating and Divisive Factor in Israeli Society by Ephraim Tabory -- Part 3: Israeli Society: The Arab Community -- 5. Palestinians in Israel: Social and Educational Conditions in the 1990s by Ilham Nasser -- 6. Research on Welfare and Well-being in Israel: A Palestinian Perspective by Khawla Abu Baker -- Part 4: Whither Post-Zionism? -- 7. Does Post-Zionism Have a Future? by Deborah L. Wheeler -- 8. The Open Society and Its Enemies: Changing Public Discourse in Israel by Leah Rosen and Ruth Amir -- 9. Literature as a Response to Paradox: On Reading A. B. Yehoshua's A Journey to the End of the Millennium by Stephen Schecter -- Part 5: Peace Process -- 10. Anthologizing the Peace Process by Mira Sucharov -- 11. Power-Relations, Recognition, and Dialogue: The Dynamics of Israeli-Palestinian Peace by Amal Jamal -- 12. Economics as a Security Tool in an Era of "Peace" in the Middle East by Maen F. Nsour -- Part 6: Israel Studies Around the World -- 13. Changing Italian Perspectives on Israel by Antonio Donno -- 14. Israel Turns Fifty: New Books Published in Germany by Angelika Timm -- 15. Israel in Chinese Scholarship by Xu Xin -- Notes on the Contributors and the Editors.