The Theo-Political Meaning of Diasporic Existence, hg. von Dan Diner (Vol. 1, No. 2)

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Artikel

Editorial
Dan Diner
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1-3
Carl Schmitt and Ahasver. The Idea of the State and the Wandering Jew
Galit Hasan-Rokem
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4-25
The Kingdom of God. Martin Buber's Critique of Messianic Politics
Paul Mendes-Flohr
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26-38
Common Law and Jewish Law. The Diasporic Principle of dina de-malkhuta dina
Sylvie Anne Goldberg
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39-53
Exile and Diaspora. Jewish Concepts of Dispersion
Régine Azria
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54-66
Nationalized Judaism and Diasporic Existence. Jakob Klatzkin and Hans Jonas
Yotam Hotam
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67-78
"Exile" as a Theologico-Political Principle in Leo Strauss’s Jewish Thought
Martin D. Yaffe
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79-94

Reviews

Pat O’Malley (Hg.): Governing Risks. Aldershot: Ashgate2005
Robert Feustel, Mathias Rodatz
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95-107
Sally Engle Merry: Human Rights and Gender Violence.Translating International Law into Local Justice. Chicago:The University of Chicago Press 2006.
Ulrike Froböse, Connie Stitz
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95-107
Jonathan Simon: Governing Through Crime: How the War onCrime Transformed American Democracy and Created a Cultureof Fear. Oxford: Oxford University Press 2007.
Rebecca Pates
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95-107
Jennifer Wood/Clifford Shearing: Imagining Security. Collompton,UK: Willan Publishing 2007
Anne Dölemeyer
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95-107