Yael Enoch
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 122605 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Yael Enoch |
| NOMBRES | Yael |
| APELLIDO | Enoch |
| FIRMA | ENOCH Y |
| AFILIACIONES | Open University of Israel |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 48 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1981 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2010 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Blogs of Israeli and Danish backpackers to India
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The intolerance of a tolerant people
The Danes have traditionally seen themselves as an enlightened and tolerant people, regarding with contempt those who, like many white Americans or South Africans, hold negative attitudes towards ethnic or racial minorities. This positive self-image was confirmed during World War II when in an impressive rescue operation almost all Danish Jews (the only sizeable minority group in Denmark at the time) were helped to safety in neutral Sweden. Durin…
Change of Values during Socialization for a Profession
Social work is a marginal profession, ranking between a white-collar occupation and a fullfledged profession. When the training school toward such a profession is part of a well-established academic organization and students at the school come from a lower socio-economic background than those who choose other academic fields, the marginality is accentuated. The marginal-man theory may therefore offer an explanation of the attitude changes undergo…
Military-University Encounters And the Educational Plans Of Israeli Officers
This article examines the interrelationship between military and educational institutions, focusing on the issue of personnel mobility from a military to an educational framework. To provide training in basic management skills to recently promoted lieutenant squadron commanders, the Israeli Air Force sponsors two-week courses in management related subjects at Tel Aviv University. The study on which this article is based sought to determine the ef…
Introducing Sociology at a Distance
s of Israel and Students in Universities: Studies, Employment and Sources of Income. 3The Sephardi Jews, who were born (or whose parents were born) in North Africa or in one of the Middle Eastern countries, are disproportionally represented in the lower socioeconomic strata; about 60 percent of Israeli Jews are Sephardi. The Ashkenazi Jews, who were born in (or whose parents immigrated from) Europe or America, are heavily concentrated in the high…
Integrating Jerusalem Schools
The Sociology of the Palestinians
Social Research on Arabs in Israel, 1948-1977
Blogs of Israeli and Danish backpackers to India
The intolerance of a tolerant people
The Danes have traditionally seen themselves as an enlightened and tolerant people, regarding with contempt those who, like many white Americans or South Africans, hold negative attitudes towards ethnic or racial minorities. This positive self-image was confirmed during World War II when in an impressive rescue operation almost all Danish Jews (the only sizeable minority group in Denmark at the time) were helped to safety in neutral Sweden. Durin…
Change of Values during Socialization for a Profession
Social work is a marginal profession, ranking between a white-collar occupation and a fullfledged profession. When the training school toward such a profession is part of a well-established academic organization and students at the school come from a lower socio-economic background than those who choose other academic fields, the marginality is accentuated. The marginal-man theory may therefore offer an explanation of the attitude changes undergo…
Contents of Tour Packages
Military-University Encounters And the Educational Plans Of Israeli Officers
This article examines the interrelationship between military and educational institutions, focusing on the issue of personnel mobility from a military to an educational framework. To provide training in basic management skills to recently promoted lieutenant squadron commanders, the Israeli Air Force sponsors two-week courses in management related subjects at Tel Aviv University. The study on which this article is based sought to determine the ef…
The Sociology of the Palestinians
Social Research on Arabs in Israel, 1948-1977
Integrating Jerusalem Schools
Introducing Sociology at a Distance
s of Israel and Students in Universities: Studies, Employment and Sources of Income. 3The Sephardi Jews, who were born (or whose parents were born) in North Africa or in one of the Middle Eastern countries, are disproportionally represented in the lower socioeconomic strata; about 60 percent of Israeli Jews are Sephardi. The Ashkenazi Jews, who were born in (or whose parents immigrated from) Europe or America, are heavily concentrated in the high…
Change of Values during Socialization for a Profession
Social work is a marginal profession, ranking between a white-collar occupation and a fullfledged profession. When the training school toward such a profession is part of a well-established academic organization and students at the school come from a lower socio-economic background than those who choose other academic fields, the marginality is accentuated. The marginal-man theory may therefore offer an explanation of the attitude changes undergo…
Military-University Encounters And the Educational Plans Of Israeli Officers
This article examines the interrelationship between military and educational institutions, focusing on the issue of personnel mobility from a military to an educational framework. To provide training in basic management skills to recently promoted lieutenant squadron commanders, the Israeli Air Force sponsors two-week courses in management related subjects at Tel Aviv University. The study on which this article is based sought to determine the ef…
The intolerance of a tolerant people
The Danes have traditionally seen themselves as an enlightened and tolerant people, regarding with contempt those who, like many white Americans or South Africans, hold negative attitudes towards ethnic or racial minorities. This positive self-image was confirmed during World War II when in an impressive rescue operation almost all Danish Jews (the only sizeable minority group in Denmark at the time) were helped to safety in neutral Sweden. Durin…
Contents of Tour Packages
Blogs of Israeli and Danish backpackers to India
Political science (8 obras) · Sociology (8 obras) · Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies (3 obras) · Psychology (3 obras) · Danish (2 obras) · Law (2 obras) · Medicine (2 obras) · Annotated bibliography (1 obras) · Argument (complex analysis (1 obras) · Art (1 obras)