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Green Lines and Eco-Hegemonies: Israel, Environmentalism, and the New Rule of Old Green Expertise
This Dissertation uses “Green Lines” as a type of Zionist environmental legacy—vision, reason, practice, and expertise, and as an analytical perspective, to explore Zionism as an eco-Hegemony. In the four chapters of the dissertation, I explore how a vision of “Green Lines” shaped two important deve
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