Abstract: In the case of Israel, political realism means abandoning both the dream of peace and the dream of territorial integrity.
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Abstract: Nationalism is generally not popular among scholars, but some have a selective way of disliking nationalism.
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Resume: Pourquoi il est difficile pour Israel de considerer la France comme un acteur fiable au Proche-Orient.
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Resume: La democratisation de la societe palestinienne est une condition necessaire, bien que non suffisante, a un accord fiable avec Israel.
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Abstract: This article challenges the idea that IR theory is in the midst of a ‘third debate’ between ‘positivistic’ and ‘post-positivistic’ approaches, by showing that neither the ‘first’ nor the ‘second’ debates have lost any of their relevance, and by arguing that the ‘third debate’ and the allegedly new paradigms it generated do not constitute a challenging innovation. While the ‘first debate’ is a debate between two visions of human nature, the ‘second debate’ is a debate between two visions of knowledge. A critical stance vis-à-vis rationalism does not imply a rejection of political realism, nor an endorsement of postmodernism or constructivism.
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Resume: L’echec du processus d’Oslo rend l’unilateralisme inevitable a terme.
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Abstract: The reform of the United Nations ought to enable the adaptation of the world organization to the post-Cold War era, but also put an end to its political manipulation.
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