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Subject(s)

• Israel—Social conditions [Browse]
• Social structure—Israel [Browse]

Related name

• Rosenfeld, Henry [Browse]
• Al Haj, Majid [Browse]
• Saltman, Michael [Browse]
• Sobel, Zvi [Browse]

Library of Congress genre(s)

• Festschriften [Browse]

Summary note

A compilation of primarily original essays that deal with Israel form a critical position.

Bibliographic references

"Henry Rosenfeld: some signposts and bibliography": p. [345]-352.

Action note

Committed to retain in perpetuity — ReCAP Shared Collection (HUL)

Contents

• 1967 as a political-economic turning point / Shlomo Swirski
• The political culture of the separation of powers in Israel / Michael Saltman
• Demography, politics, and the 'natural family' : donor insemination in Israel / Daphna Birenbaum-Carmeli and Yoram S. Carmeli
• Rhetoric of the destruction of the Israeli welfare state / Nira Reiss
• Education, social change, and control : the case of the Palestinians is Israel / Majid Al-Haj
• Between town and village : continuity and change in Arab localities in Israel / Rassem Khamaisi
• Suicide terrorism and America's mission impossible / Scott Atran
• Some reflections on anthropology and political economy / Keith Hart
• The globalization of spirit possession / Herbert S. Lewis
• The Bedouin's lifeline : roving traders in South Sinai / Emanuel Marx
• "Pleasures of duty" of the occupiers, "duty of Sumud" of the besieged : the Israeli imposed closure regime in the occupied West Bank / Maya Rosenfeld
• The dispersal, ethnic cleansing and return of the Tatar people / Baruch Kimmerling
• Why it's so hard to teach radical ideas : some reflections on the sociology of (radical) (sociology) teaching / Yuval Yonay
• What went wrong? / Alex Weingrod
• A talk with Henry / Zvi Sobel
• Henry Rosenfeld : some signposts and bibliography.

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ISBN

0761831495 (paper : alk. paper)

LCCN

^^2005921316

OCLC

61197546

RCP

H - S

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