As''Ad Ghanem
Biographic Data
| ID | 198125 |
|---|---|
| NAME | As''Ad Ghanem |
| GIVEN NAMES | As''Ad |
| FAMILY NAME | Ghanem |
| SIGNATURE | GHANEM A A |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 88 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Israel in the Post Oslo Era: Prospects for Conflict and Reconciliation with the Palestinians
Seeking an Egalitarian State in Palestine/Israel: The Recent Debate about Binationalism
Democracy and distributiveness: Patterns of Transition From Hegemony in Divided Societies
Many culturally heterogeneous societies with functioning democratic regimes nonetheless fail to grant equal status to different ethnic and cultural groups within their borders. To a great extent, scholars discuss such inequalities within the analytical boundaries of the discourse on democracy and democratization. We argue that such discussions overstretch the concept of democracy. In this research, we offer a novel axis of inquiry, namely distrib…
The Palestinians in Israel: The Challenge of the Indigenous Group Politics in the ‘Jewish State
The Palestinians in Israel are those Palestinians who remained on their land during the Nakba in 1948, and later became Israeli citizens. The political discourse of Palestinians in Israel has moved during the last two decades, since the Oslo agreement, from the individual achievements level to the politics of rights on the collective level, and to the politics of identity. This discourse is considered of utmost importance in the politics of indig…
Strategies of electoral participation by Islamic movements: The Muslim Brotherhood and parliamentary elections in Egypt and Jordan, November 2010
Most scholarly and public perceptions and analyses of political Islam are beset by prejudice and misunderstandings. Political Islam movements are presented as irrational and obstinate, stubbornly refusing to change despite the circumstances with rigid beliefs and political tactics with an anti-democratic orientation. This article argues that the relationship between political Islam and democracy as a whole, and its participation in the political …
Democratizing “Ethnic States: The Democratization Process in Divided Societies – With a Special Reference to Israel
State and minority in Israel: The Case of Ethnic State and the Predicament of Its Minority
The connection between ethnicity and democracy has been the subject of much debate among scholars in various disciplines. This article deals with the ethnic divisions and the debate over democracy in Israel. How Israel should be defined, with regard to the democracy-ethnic affiliation nexus, has long been debated by scholars in the field. Some present Israel as a consociational democracy. Some Israeli scholars consider Israel to be a liberal demo…
State and minority in Israel: The Case of Ethnic State and the Predicament of Its Minority
The connection between ethnicity and democracy has been the subject of much debate among scholars in various disciplines. This article deals with the ethnic divisions and the debate over democracy in Israel. How Israel should be defined, with regard to the democracy-ethnic affiliation nexus, has long been debated by scholars in the field. Some present Israel as a consociational democracy. Some Israeli scholars consider Israel to be a liberal demo…
The Palestinians in Israel: The Challenge of the Indigenous Group Politics in the ‘Jewish State
The Palestinians in Israel are those Palestinians who remained on their land during the Nakba in 1948, and later became Israeli citizens. The political discourse of Palestinians in Israel has moved during the last two decades, since the Oslo agreement, from the individual achievements level to the politics of rights on the collective level, and to the politics of identity. This discourse is considered of utmost importance in the politics of indig…
Strategies of electoral participation by Islamic movements: The Muslim Brotherhood and parliamentary elections in Egypt and Jordan, November 2010
Most scholarly and public perceptions and analyses of political Islam are beset by prejudice and misunderstandings. Political Islam movements are presented as irrational and obstinate, stubbornly refusing to change despite the circumstances with rigid beliefs and political tactics with an anti-democratic orientation. This article argues that the relationship between political Islam and democracy as a whole, and its participation in the political …
Democratizing “Ethnic States: The Democratization Process in Divided Societies – With a Special Reference to Israel
Democracy and distributiveness: Patterns of Transition From Hegemony in Divided Societies
Many culturally heterogeneous societies with functioning democratic regimes nonetheless fail to grant equal status to different ethnic and cultural groups within their borders. To a great extent, scholars discuss such inequalities within the analytical boundaries of the discourse on democracy and democratization. We argue that such discussions overstretch the concept of democracy. In this research, we offer a novel axis of inquiry, namely distrib…
State and minority in Israel: The Case of Ethnic State and the Predicament of Its Minority
The connection between ethnicity and democracy has been the subject of much debate among scholars in various disciplines. This article deals with the ethnic divisions and the debate over democracy in Israel. How Israel should be defined, with regard to the democracy-ethnic affiliation nexus, has long been debated by scholars in the field. Some present Israel as a consociational democracy. Some Israeli scholars consider Israel to be a liberal demo…
Democratizing “Ethnic States: The Democratization Process in Divided Societies – With a Special Reference to Israel
The Palestinians in Israel: The Challenge of the Indigenous Group Politics in the ‘Jewish State
The Palestinians in Israel are those Palestinians who remained on their land during the Nakba in 1948, and later became Israeli citizens. The political discourse of Palestinians in Israel has moved during the last two decades, since the Oslo agreement, from the individual achievements level to the politics of rights on the collective level, and to the politics of identity. This discourse is considered of utmost importance in the politics of indig…
Strategies of electoral participation by Islamic movements: The Muslim Brotherhood and parliamentary elections in Egypt and Jordan, November 2010
Most scholarly and public perceptions and analyses of political Islam are beset by prejudice and misunderstandings. Political Islam movements are presented as irrational and obstinate, stubbornly refusing to change despite the circumstances with rigid beliefs and political tactics with an anti-democratic orientation. This article argues that the relationship between political Islam and democracy as a whole, and its participation in the political …
Democracy and distributiveness: Patterns of Transition From Hegemony in Divided Societies
Many culturally heterogeneous societies with functioning democratic regimes nonetheless fail to grant equal status to different ethnic and cultural groups within their borders. To a great extent, scholars discuss such inequalities within the analytical boundaries of the discourse on democracy and democratization. We argue that such discussions overstretch the concept of democracy. In this research, we offer a novel axis of inquiry, namely distrib…
Seeking an Egalitarian State in Palestine/Israel: The Recent Debate about Binationalism
Israel in the Post Oslo Era: Prospects for Conflict and Reconciliation with the Palestinians
Law (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Democracy (4 works) · Political economy (4 works) · State (computer science (4 works) · Ethnic group (3 works)