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Tag: Politics

July 2, 1989

Israel’s Labor Movement: What Went Wrong?

The Jerusalem Center

June 1, 1989

Interest Groups and the State in Israel

The Jerusalem Center

December 1, 1988

Exercising Sovereignty: The Israeli Elections of 1988

Daniel J. Elazar

September 1, 1988

Kurt Waldheim: Austria’s Dream Candidate

The Jerusalem Center

April 1, 1988

Decision Making in Israel: Partnership and Interaction Between the Political and Military Establishment

The Jerusalem Center

February 28, 1988

For Ourselves and for Others: Defining Jewish Interests

The Jerusalem Center

October 27, 1987

Kach and the Limits to Political Tolerance in Israel

The Jerusalem Center

September 15, 1987

Electoral Reform for Israel

Daniel J. Elazar

December 12, 1986

Unity Government: The Second Phase

The Jerusalem Center

April 28, 1985

Jews and Blacks in the 1984 U.S. Election

The Jerusalem Center

January 20, 1985

The Bi-nationalization of the Land of Israel

The Jerusalem Center

December 30, 1984

Israel’s National Unity Government: The First Hundred Days

December 21, 1984

Politics in a Quasi – Two – Party System

Daniel J. Elazar

September 19, 1984

Israel’s Eleventh Knesset

The Jerusalem Center

July 6, 1984

The Israeli Elections: The Campaign Begins

Daniel J. Elazar