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Research fellow, New York University. Former Shapiro teaching fellow, George Washington University. PhD from La Sorbonne Nouvelle, Paris (2011). My dissertation, a history of the American discourse on "terrorism," is available online here: theses.fr/2011PA030163 I Tweet at RBrulin
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Sunday, August 31, 2014
Israel's decades-long effort to turn the word 'terrorism' into an ideological weapon The article focuses on the history of the Israeli discourse on "terrorism," and the central role Benjamin Netanyahu played in shaping it in the 1980s. It answers a simple question: according to Israel, who was (and was not) a "terrorist" in the 1980s? It then concludes about the deeply ideological nature of the discourse, and makes a rapid reference to the conflict in Gaza.
Sunday, August 31, 2014Israel's decades-long effort to turn the word 'terrorism' into an ideological weapon The article focuses on the history of the Israeli discourse on "terrorism," and the central role Benjamin Netanyahu played in shaping it in the 1980s. It answers a simple question: according to Israel, who was (and was not) a "terrorist" in the 1980s? It then concludes about the deeply ideological nature of the discourse, and makes a rapid reference to the conflict in Gaza.
