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POLITICAL SCIENCE • SECURITY STUDIES

“This edited volume on significant security issues is in honor of the well-known and honored scholar Stuart A. Cohen, who has retired from Bar-Ilan University. Talented and knowledgeable Israeli and foreign academics have contributed the essays in this volume that deal with relevant issues in this field. The topics will be of interest to politicians, security officials, and military persons, as well as to academic scholars and students. It is highly recommended.”

—Gabriel Sheffer, Hebrew University of Jerusalem

“In this excellent Festschrift in honor of Stuart A. Cohen, leading scholars of civil–military relations in Israel explore central problems in the political and social relations between the armed forces and society, especially the question of militarism—the extent to which Israel can be understood as an ‘army that has a state’ or whether civilian authority is in robust good health. The book shows that Israel can and should be located in a comparative framework from which those interested in cases other than Israel can benefit. More importantly, it shows that, in the political and sociological study of civil–military relations generally, Israeli scholars continue to contribute in a seminal fashion to the conceptual, theoretical, and empirical concerns of this field. Thus, Stuart Cohen’s inf luential work continues through the studies of a new generation

of scholars.” —Christopher Dandeker, King’s College London

This book, a collection of essays in honor of Stuart Cohen, examines a variety of issues in the civil–military relations (CMR) in Israel and abroad. Beyond honoring Cohen’s work, this collection makes a substantial contribution to the field for a number of reasons. First, it brings together prominent scholars from different disciplines in the field, from both Israel and abroad, sketching its boundaries. The chapters in the collection deal with a variety of issues, theoretical and empirical, including topics that are usually neglected in English works, such as the control the military in Israel has on building construction permits in the civilian sector and the relations between the security establishment and the judicial system. Other chapters offer new theoretical perspectives such as the context within which Israeli CMR should be examined and a more general look at the focus of CMR.

Second, it gives non-Hebrew speaking scholars and laypersons alike a better idea of what the main issues in the field of civil–military relations in Israel are today. This book will allow university professors and laypersons to access quality scholarship while still offering a broad spectrum of topics.

Contributors: Oren Barak, Eyal Ben-Ari, Amichai Cohen, Asher Cohen, Reuven Gal, Aharon Kampinsky, Ronald Krebs, Yagil Levy, Tamir Libel, Amiram Oren, Yoram Peri, Elisheva Rosman-Stollman, Orna Sasson-Levy, Yehudit Sher, Bernard Susser, Eliav Taub, Arial Vainer

ELISHEVA ROSMAN-STOLLMAN is assistant professor at the Department of Political Studies, Bar Ilan University.

AHARON KAMPINSKY is head of the Department of Citizenship Studies at the Efrata Academic Teaching College and teaches at Ashkelon Academic College and Bar Ilan University.

CIVIL–MILITARY

RELATIONS

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Essays in Honor of Stuart A. Cohen

EDITED BY ELISHEVA ROSMAN-STOLLMAN

AND AHARON KAMPINSKYLEXINGTON BOOKSAn imprint ofRowman & Littlefield800-462-6420 • www.rowman.com

Civil-Military Relations in Israel:

Essays in Honor of Stuart Cohenשיתקייםביוםחמישי,כ"טתשריתשע"ה,23.10.14

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POLITICAL SCIENCE • SECURITY STUDIES“This edited volume on significant security issues is in honor of the well-known and honored

scholar Stuart A. Cohen, who has retired from Bar-Ilan University. Talented and knowledgeable

Israeli and foreign academics have contributed the essays in this volume that deal with relevant

issues in this field. The topics will be of interest to politicians, security officials, and military

persons, as well as to academic scholars and students. It is highly recommended.”

—Gabriel Sheffer, Hebrew University of Jerusalem

“In this excellent Festschrift in honor of Stuart A. Cohen, leading scholars of civil–military

relations in Israel explore central problems in the political and social relations between the

armed forces and society, especially the question of militarism—the extent to which Israel can

be understood as an ‘army that has a state’ or whether civilian authority is in robust good health.

The book shows that Israel can and should be located in a comparative framework from which

those interested in cases other than Israel can benefit. More importantly, it shows that, in the

political and sociological study of civil–military relations generally, Israeli scholars continue to

contribute in a seminal fashion to the conceptual, theoretical, and empirical concerns of this

field. Thus, Stuart Cohen’s inf luential work continues through the studies of a new generation

of scholars.”

—Christopher Dandeker, King’s College London

This book, a collection of essays in honor of Stuart Cohen, examines a variety of issues in

the civil–military relations (CMR) in Israel and abroad. Beyond honoring Cohen’s work, this

collection makes a substantial contribution to the field for a number of reasons. First, it brings

together prominent scholars from different disciplines in the field, from both Israel and abroad,

sketching its boundaries. The chapters in the collection deal with a variety of issues, theoretical

and empirical, including topics that are usually neglected in English works, such as the control

the military in Israel has on building construction permits in the civilian sector and the

relations between the security establishment and the judicial system. Other chapters offer new

theoretical perspectives such as the context within which Israeli CMR should be examined and

a more general look at the focus of CMR. Second, it gives non-Hebrew speaking scholars and laypersons alike a better idea of what the

main issues in the field of civil–military relations in Israel are today. This book will allow

university professors and laypersons to access quality scholarship while still offering a broad

spectrum of topics.

Contributors: Oren Barak, Eyal Ben-Ari, Amichai Cohen, Asher Cohen, Reuven Gal, Aharon

Kampinsky, Ronald Krebs, Yagil Levy, Tamir Libel, Amiram Oren, Yoram Peri, Elisheva

Rosman-Stollman, Orna Sasson-Levy, Yehudit Sher, Bernard Susser, Eliav Taub, Arial Vainer

ELISHEVA ROSMAN-STOLLMAN is assistant professor at the Department of

Political Studies, Bar Ilan University.AHARON KAMPINSKY is head of the Department of Citizenship Studies at the Efrata

Academic Teaching College and teaches at Ashkelon Academic College and Bar Ilan University.

CIVIL–MILITARY RELATIONS IN ISRAEL

Essays in Honor of Stuart A. CohenEDITED BY ELISHEVA ROSMAN-STOLLMAN

AND AHARON KAMPINSKY

LEXINGTON BOOKSAn imprint ofRowman & Littlefield800-462-6420 • www.rowman.com