פרופ' אמיר גולדשטיין

Amir Goldstein and Simcha Gweta-Bukobza, "Immigrant Communities, Core Group Teachers and their Role in Shaping the Image of Local Education Systems: Two Case Studies from the Northern Periphery of Israel", Paedagogica Historica, Volume 62, Issue 2 (2026), 196-215.

Amir Goldstein and Eran Fondiano Rubin, "When the Israeli Right Turned Left: Gahal During the Recession (1966-1967)", British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies, 53, 3 (2026), 1-20.

Amir Goldstein & Oren Kalman, "Beyond Rulers and Subordinates: Power Relations and Jurisdictional Boundaries between Development Towns and Regional Councils: The Case of Kiryat Shmona, 1959", Jewish Social Studies (Forthcoming)

Amir Goldstein & Eran Fondiano, "From Historical Bloc to Mediating Party: The Political and Class- Consolidation of the Israeli Right during the Recession of 1966-1967", Middle Eastern Studies, 62, 3 (2026), 534-554.

Amir Goldsstein & Elad Nahshon, "From Partnership to Revolt: The Dialectics of Settler-Colonial Consciousness in the Zionist Right", The Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History (2026) 1-35.

Amir Goldsstein & Elad Nahshon, "From Partnership to Revolt: The Dialectics of Settler-Colonial Consciousness in the Zionist Right", The Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History (2026) 1-35.

Amir Aizenman & Amir Goldstein, "Workers Divided: The Rise of Working-Class Politics Within the Israeli Right During the 1960s and 1970s", Labor History (Forthcoming).

Amir Aizenman & Amir Goldstein, ""The Missing Explanation behind the 1977 ‘Upheaval’: The Rise of the Social Wing within the Israeli Right, 1961-1977", British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies (Forthcoming)

Amir Goldstein, "The Zionist Right: From a Centrifugal to a Centripetal Movement", Colin Shindler (Eds.), Routledge Handbook on Zionism, Routledge (2024), 148-163.

Amir Goldstein, The End of Evolutionary Zionism – Jabotinsky and the Ukrainian Pogroms, Modern Judaism - A Journal of Jewish Ideas and Experience, 38, Issue 2, 1 May 2018, pp. 198–220

Amir Goldstein, "War and Peace within the Israeli Right (1970 - 1978): The Path of a Hawkish Party towards Pragmatism", British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies, 51, 3 (2024), 489-509.

Amir Goldstein & Efi Huri, "The “Fires of Destruction,” Warsaw, August 1938? On the Posthumous Invention of Jabotinsky's Well-Known Annihilation Prophecy", Holocaust Studies, 30, 2 (2024), 326-345.

Amir Goldstein, "The Authority of the Yishuv Facing the Challenge of the Gallows Myth, Palestine - Spring-Summer 1947", Israel Studies, 28, 2 (2023), 56-75

Amir Goldstein, 'From Reconciliation to Confrontation: Menachem Begin and the Kibbutz Movement 1968 – 1981', Middle Eastern Studies, 58, 1 (2022), 120 – 135.

Amir Goldstein & Tamar hager, 'Identification and Alienation: Aliza Levenberg's Educational Work in Kiryat Shmona in the Early 1960s', Paedagogica Historica, 58 ,4 (2022), pp. 466-485.

Amir Goldstein & Elchanan Shilo, 'Menachem Begin and the Question of the Settlements: 1967 – 1977', British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies, 47, 3 (2022), pp. 139-58.

Amir Goldstein & Elchanan Shilo, "Generational Crossover: The Movement for the Entire Land of Israel' from the Labor Movement to Gush Emunim", Israel Affairs, 28, 1 (2022), 45 - 59.

Amir Goldstein, 'The Zionist Pilgrimage to Tel Hai: Between Communitas and Conflict'. Jouranl of Israeli History, 39, 1 (2021), 107 - 128.

Amir Goldstein & Yael Zerubavel, "Tel Hai, 1920-2020: A new look at overlooked perspectives: Introduction", special issue: New Perspectives on Tel Hai: History and Memory, Journal of Israeli History, 39, 1 (2021), 1 – 12.

21. Amir Goldstein, 'The roots of the gallows myth in the Revisionist movement during the 1930s', The Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History, 48, 1, 2020, 127-148.

Amir Goldstein (2019) On collective assertiveness and activism during the immigration process: a case study of Yemenite immigrants who founded Kiryat Shmona – 1949–1953, Middle Eastern Studies, 55:4, 590-604

26. Amir Goldstein, 'Partial Establishment - Menachem Begin, Gahal and The Black Panthers', Journal of Modern Jewish Studies 17, 2 (2018), pp. 236-251.