Isral Social Science Research Volume 7, Numbers 1 & 2, 1992 through Volume 8, No. 2, 1993. Volume 7, Numbers 1 & 2 are a Special Double Issue: The Labor Force in Israel,. Guest Editor: Alan Kirschenbaum.

Published by Humphrey Institute for Social Ecology Ben Gurion University of the Negev Press 1992-1993, Beer Sheva, 1992

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Octavo, tan cloth with black lettering, original paper covers bound in, 145, 209, 112 pp. Articles in Volume 7, Nos. 1 & 2 are "Industrial Transformation and Ocupational Change in the Israeli Labor Force," Vered Kraus, "Community of Residence, Community of Employment and Income Returns," Moshe Semyonov & Noah Lewin-Epstein, "Labor Force Participation in Non-Metropolitan Disadvantaged Towns," Mira Baron, "Arabs in the Israeli Economy: A Study of the Enclave Hypothesis," Yossi Shavit, "Daily Commuting Guest Workers: Employment in Israel of Arab Workers from the Administered Territories, 1970-1986," Jacob Weisberg, Politics, Economics and Unemployment in Israel," Baruch Mevorach & Ofer Bloch, "Immigrtion and Married Female Immigrants' Labor Force Behavior," Moshe Hartman & Harriet Hartman, "The Rural Village Commuter: Social Constraints on Labor Force Activty," Alan Krschenbaum & Albert I. Goldberg.Articls in Volume *, No. 1 are "The Impact of the Economic Crisis on Ideology and Life-Style of the Kibbutzim," Dani Rosotto, "Value Orientations and Directions of Change in the Kibbutz," Menachem Rosner, Yaakov Glick & Hanna Goldemberg, "Subjective Well-Being on Religious Kibbutzim: The Second Generation," Avraham Leslau, Avraham Polovin & Mordecai Bar-Lev, "The Indistrialization of the Kibbutz: A Geographical Perspective," Yehuda Gradus, "Rotation in Managerial Positions and the Balance of Reward as a Function of Time in Office," Uriel Leviatan, "The Impact of Child Sleeping Arrangements on Work and Leisure Attitudes and Behaviors," Richard E. Isralowitz & Michal Palgi, "Kibbutz Women: Gender Roles and Status," Michal Palgi, "Youth in the Kibbutz: The Prolonged Transition to Adulthood," Yechezkel Dar, "Pupil Control Ideology: A Comparison of Kibbutz Teachers to Urban Jewish, Urban Arab and Beduin Arab Teachers in Israel," Ismael Abe Saad & Vernon L. Hendrix, "Practical Theory for Group Methods of Intervention in Kibbutz Committees," A.Paul Hare & Julia Chatin, "VCR Narrowcasting in the Kibutz," Dov Shinar, "Cable Television in the Kibbutz: A Case Example," Eitan Dorant & Baruch Niv.Artcles in Volume 8, No. 2 are "Foreword," Sharot an Ben-Rafael, "'What is this Custom?': Funeral Rites and Confusion among Middle-Class Israelis," Michael Ashkenazi, "One-Night Stand Ethnicity: The Malaise of Israeli-Americans," Moshe Shokeid, "Emerging Modalities of Feminist Sociology in Israel," Uri Ram, "Feminist Sociology in Israel: A Response," Dafna N. Izraeli, Deborah S. Bernstein, Barbara Swirski.…

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Isral Social Science Research Volume 7, Numbers 1 & 2, 1992 through Volume 8, No. 2, 1993. Volume 7, Numbers 1 & 2 are a Special Double Issue: The Labor Force in Israel,. Guest Editor: Alan Kirschenbaum.
Author
Sharot, Stephen & Ben-Rafael, editors.
Publisher
Humphrey Institute for Social Ecology Ben Gurion University of the Negev Press 1992-1993, Beer Sheva
Publication year
1992
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Hardbound

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