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Part I. Introduction -- Theory -- Case studies -- Part II. Theory -- Meaning -- Mortality -- Morality -- Liberty -- Language -- Part III. The French Canadians -- The "Canadiens": the emergence of an endangered ethnie -- The French Canadians: the rise and demise of ethno-religionism -- The Québécois: the rise and demise of ethnonationalism -- Part IV. Jews and Zionists -- Ontological insecurity: Jewish identity in modernity -- Epistemic insecurity: Jewish and Zionist survival in question -- Existential threats: Zionism's "holes in the net" -- Existential threads: the lifelines of Zionism -- Part V. The Afrikaners -- Ontological insecurity: the birth of the Afrikaner ethnie -- Epistemic insecurity: Afrikaner survival in question -- Existential threats: Afrikanerdom's "holes in the net" -- Existential threads: the lifelines of Afrikanerdom -- The twilight of Apartheid and its aftermath -- Conclusion.
Uriel Abulof, Princeton University and Tel-Aviv University.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 311-358) and index.