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Israel as a multi-cleavage setting
Eliezer Ben Rafael
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Publisher
Golda Meir Institute for Social and Labour Research
Language
English
Pages
39

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Subjects
Press, Social conflict, Jewish-Arab relations, Ethnic relations
Places
Israel

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Israel as a multi-cleavage setting
1989, Golda Meir Institute for Social and Labour Research
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Edition Notes

In English; summary in Hebrew.

Includes bibliographical references (leaves 35-39).

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Tel-Aviv
Series
Neyar diyun = -- Discussion paper -- mis. 46, Discussion paper (Mekhon Goldah Meʾir le-ḥiḳre ʻavodah ṿe-ḥevrah) -- no. 46.
Other Titles
Beḳiʻim datiyim, ʻadatiyim, u-leʾumiyim ba-ḥevrah ha-Yiśraʾelit.

Classifications

Library of Congress
DS113.2 .B47 1989

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39 leaves ;
Number of pages
39

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OL17371847M

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