A piece written as a university dissertation. I don't claim it's reliably academic material, but I do hope it offers a libertarian exploration of the early Zionism movement: secular and socialist rhetoric, but inevitably compromised by the national project integral to all forms of Zionism, despite any professed radicalism.
I haven't included the footnotes, so PM me if you want to see them.
Responding a year after the fact:
Enjoyed Chilli Sauce's article, "Impossible reconciliation" (of a year ago!).
Would like the footnotes -- at your leisure.
Thanks for posting!
It's been a long time since I wrote this. All you really need to know, however, is this book (should open directly into a .pdf)
Chilli Sauce
xcellent book
Just added it to the libcom library here:
http://libcom.org/library/comrades-enemies-arab-jewish-workers-palestine-1906%E2%80%931948-zachary-lockman
The relationship of nationalism, anti-semitism and Zionism in history and the different interpretations within Marxist currents is usefully addressed with some sound conclusions here as well;
https://intransigence.org/2018/07/09/zionism-and-marxism