Dan Soen
Biographic Data
| ID | 234242 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dan Soen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dan |
| FAMILY NAME | Soen |
| SIGNATURE | SOEN D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ariel University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Community cohesion, sense of threat, and fear of crime: The refugee problem as perceived by Israeli residents
The study deals with the concentration of African refugees in southern Tel-Aviv neighborhoods. It analyzes the impact of this situation on Israeli residents' perception of their neighborhood. Based on a sample of 214 people, four analyses were conducted: (1) symbolic and real threat felt by the residents; (2) fear of crime, neighborhood disorder, perceived risk, and community cohesiveness; (3) objective exposure; and (4) distress. Distress in the…
Leisure in the twenty-first century: The case of Israel
The article deals with the concept of leisure in Israel in terms of time, activity, state of mind, and values. The purpose is to examine changes in how leisure has been conceived in Israel during its 65 years of existence. Which factors have shaped concepts of leisure and styles of leisure in Israel, a country with cultural foundations in both tradition and modernity, and one that encompasses a social culture consisting of new and veteran immigra…
The Move toward Convergence — Developments in the Higher Education System in Israel
A College as a Lever for Graduates Settling in the Region: A Case Study of the College of Judea and SamariaNitza Davidovitch is the Director of Academic Development and Assessment at Ari'el University…
A Binational Society: The Jewish-Arab Cleavage and Tolerance Education in the State of Israel
(2002). A Binational Society: The Jewish-Arab Cleavage and Tolerance Education in the State of Israel. Israel Affairs: Vol. 9, No. 1-2, pp. 97-120
Democracy, The Jewish-Arab Cleavage and tolerance education in Israel
The Israeli Bedouin: Political organisation at the national level
The Bedouin living today in the State of Israel (some 25 tribes in the Galilee and 18 tribes in the Negev, including about 60,000 people in 1983) are the descendants of tribes that infiltrated the area hundreds of years ago and turned it into a base for their wanderings. The majority of the Bedouin population which lived in Israel at the end of the nineteenth century were descended from different waves of nomads who penetrated the area in the Ott…
Human and social factors in Israel's arid zone
Culture Contact and Its Influence on the Social Adjustment of a Yemenite Family in Israel
Israel's population dispersal plans and their implementation, 1949?1974: Failure or success
Israel's population dispersal plans and their implementation, 1949?1974: Failure or success
"Social Problems in Israeli Urban Settlements-a Method for Location of "Distress Towns
Israeli urban settlement — an attempt at scaling and ranking according to population quality index
Savings Associations Among the Bamilèkè: Traditional and Modern Cooperation in Southwest Cameroon1
The paper is an attempt to analyze the adaptation of traditional institutions of the Bamilèkè, West Cameroon, to modern turn of events and modern needs, as well as to evaluate the contribution of the traditional make-up to modern cooperation
Savings associations among the Bamileke. Traditional and modern cooperation in south West-Cameroon
Soen Dan, de Comarmond Philippe. Savings associations among the Bamileke. Traditional and modern cooperation in south West-Cameroon.. In: Journal de la Société des Africanistes, 1971, tome 41, fascicule 2. pp. 189-201
Les groupes ethniques orientaux en Israël: Leur place dans la stratification sociale
Soen Dan. Les groupes ethniques orientaux en Israël. Leur place dans la stratification sociale. In: Revue française de sociologie, 1971, 12-2. pp. 218-227
Urban Renewal: An Interdisciplinary Symposium
Democracy, The Jewish-Arab Cleavage and tolerance education in Israel
Savings Associations Among the Bamilèkè: Traditional and Modern Cooperation in Southwest Cameroon1
The paper is an attempt to analyze the adaptation of traditional institutions of the Bamilèkè, West Cameroon, to modern turn of events and modern needs, as well as to evaluate the contribution of the traditional make-up to modern cooperation
Leisure in the twenty-first century: The case of Israel
The article deals with the concept of leisure in Israel in terms of time, activity, state of mind, and values. The purpose is to examine changes in how leisure has been conceived in Israel during its 65 years of existence. Which factors have shaped concepts of leisure and styles of leisure in Israel, a country with cultural foundations in both tradition and modernity, and one that encompasses a social culture consisting of new and veteran immigra…
Israeli urban settlement — an attempt at scaling and ranking according to population quality index
Urban Renewal: An Interdisciplinary Symposium
Savings associations among the Bamileke. Traditional and modern cooperation in south West-Cameroon
Soen Dan, de Comarmond Philippe. Savings associations among the Bamileke. Traditional and modern cooperation in south West-Cameroon.. In: Journal de la Société des Africanistes, 1971, tome 41, fascicule 2. pp. 189-201
Les groupes ethniques orientaux en Israël: Leur place dans la stratification sociale
Soen Dan. Les groupes ethniques orientaux en Israël. Leur place dans la stratification sociale. In: Revue française de sociologie, 1971, 12-2. pp. 218-227
Savings Associations Among the Bamilèkè: Traditional and Modern Cooperation in Southwest Cameroon1
The paper is an attempt to analyze the adaptation of traditional institutions of the Bamilèkè, West Cameroon, to modern turn of events and modern needs, as well as to evaluate the contribution of the traditional make-up to modern cooperation
Israeli urban settlement — an attempt at scaling and ranking according to population quality index
"Social Problems in Israeli Urban Settlements-a Method for Location of "Distress Towns
Israel's population dispersal plans and their implementation, 1949?1974: Failure or success
Israel's population dispersal plans and their implementation, 1949?1974: Failure or success
Culture Contact and Its Influence on the Social Adjustment of a Yemenite Family in Israel
Human and social factors in Israel's arid zone
The Israeli Bedouin: Political organisation at the national level
The Bedouin living today in the State of Israel (some 25 tribes in the Galilee and 18 tribes in the Negev, including about 60,000 people in 1983) are the descendants of tribes that infiltrated the area hundreds of years ago and turned it into a base for their wanderings. The majority of the Bedouin population which lived in Israel at the end of the nineteenth century were descended from different waves of nomads who penetrated the area in the Ott…
A Binational Society: The Jewish-Arab Cleavage and Tolerance Education in the State of Israel
(2002). A Binational Society: The Jewish-Arab Cleavage and Tolerance Education in the State of Israel. Israel Affairs: Vol. 9, No. 1-2, pp. 97-120
Democracy, The Jewish-Arab Cleavage and tolerance education in Israel
A College as a Lever for Graduates Settling in the Region: A Case Study of the College of Judea and SamariaNitza Davidovitch is the Director of Academic Development and Assessment at Ari'el University…
The Move toward Convergence — Developments in the Higher Education System in Israel
Community cohesion, sense of threat, and fear of crime: The refugee problem as perceived by Israeli residents
The study deals with the concentration of African refugees in southern Tel-Aviv neighborhoods. It analyzes the impact of this situation on Israeli residents' perception of their neighborhood. Based on a sample of 214 people, four analyses were conducted: (1) symbolic and real threat felt by the residents; (2) fear of crime, neighborhood disorder, perceived risk, and community cohesiveness; (3) objective exposure; and (4) distress. Distress in the…
Leisure in the twenty-first century: The case of Israel
The article deals with the concept of leisure in Israel in terms of time, activity, state of mind, and values. The purpose is to examine changes in how leisure has been conceived in Israel during its 65 years of existence. Which factors have shaped concepts of leisure and styles of leisure in Israel, a country with cultural foundations in both tradition and modernity, and one that encompasses a social culture consisting of new and veteran immigra…
Sociology (13 works) · Political science (10 works) · Geography (8 works) · Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies (7 works) · Psychology (6 works) · History (5 works) · History (5 works) · Demography (4 works) · Demography (4 works) · Economics (4 works)