National Identities and the Right to Self-Determination of Peoples

Hilly Moodrick-Even Khen, LL.D (2007), is a senior lecturer in The Academic Center of Law and Science. She has published articles in various branches of international law and a book on terrorism and international humanitarian law (Hebrew University, 2010).

• Introduction;1. Nationalism;2. Living Together in Multinational States: Self-determination of Peoples and Multiculturalism ;3. Federalism and Three Case Studies: Canada, Belgium, and Spain;4. A Model of Citizenship (Stage I): Liberalism, Multiculturalism, and Civic Nationalism;5. A Model of Citizenship (Stage II): Civic-Nationalism-Plus;6. Multicultural Education and Multicultural Citizenship: Toward Civic Equality;7. Case Study: The Jewish–Palestinian National Conflict in Israel;I. The Zionist Project: Israel as the Homeland of the Jews;II. The Formation of an Israeli Identity;III. Civic-Nationalism-Plus in Israel: Toward a New Israeli Identity;Conclusion;Appendices;I. Re Secession of Quebec [1998];II. Belgium's National Anthem: “La Brabançonne” (French, Dutch, and German lyrics and English translation);III. Canada's National Anthem: “O Canada” (English and French lyrics);IV. The Canadian Flag;V. The Israeli Flag;VI. Israel’s National Anthem (Hebrew Lyrics and English translation);VII. Israel’s Proclamation of Independence (14 May 1948);Index