Lilly Weissbrod
Biographic Data
| ID | 3657253 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lilly Weissbrod |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lilly |
| FAMILY NAME | Weissbrod |
| SIGNATURE | WEISSBROD L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Open University of Israel |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 21 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1978 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Israeli Identity: In Search of a Successor to the Pioneer, Tsabar and Settler
This thoroughly researched book reveals the true identity of the modern Israeli. Israelis are unique in having changed their identity three times in only one hundred years. Written in a user-friendly style, the book will appeal to scholars and students of the Middle East.
Reluctant Compliance or Civil War: Prospects of Retrenchment in Israel
Most research on civil wars focuses upon the variables that contribute to the outbreak of internecine strife. By contrast, this article examines a case study where, despite the clear potential for such violence, the institutions of the state have been strong enough to forestall internal conflict: Israel. The potential for civil strife is most closely associated with the Jewish settler movement which, regarding territorial concessions to the Pales…
Shas: An ethnic religious party
Israeli identity in transition
(1997). Israeli identity in transition. Israel Affairs: Vol. 3, From Robin to Netyanyahu: Israel's Troubled Agenda, pp. 47-65
Gush Emunim and the Israeli‐Palestinian peace process: Modern religious fundamentalism in crisis
(1996). Gush Emunim and the Israeli‐Palestinian peace process: Modern religious fundamentalism in crisis. Israel Affairs: Vol. 3, No. 1, pp. 86-103
Nationalism in reunified Germany
Neither of the two Germanies had formulated a separate national identity. Both vaguely defined themselves as a single German nation temporarily separated. With reunification, east and west Germans have realised that they have no common norms to demarcate their identity. They are reverting to nationalism, a definition of the nation by means of hostility to outsiders, as promulgated by neo‐Nazi doctrine and implemented by neo‐Nazi violence. East Ge…
Economic factors and political strategies: The defeat of the revisionists in mandatory Palestine
Israel was governed by the Labour party continuously for the first 29 years of its existence. When the Likud party came into power in 1977, this was not due to any massive increase in its support, which rose from 30.2 per cent in 1974 to 33.4 per cent in 1977, but rather to a considerable decline in the support of Labour. Therefore, observers at first put down the 1977 election results to a protest vote, and predicted a temporary setback for Labo…
Religion as National Identity in a Secular Society
Gush Emunim ideology — from religious doctrine to political action
In May 1977, the Israeli Labour Party lost the elections for the first time since it had come into power. From 1933 onwards it had been the largest party in the Zionist Congress and Vaad Leumi (the National Council which represented the Jewish community in mandatory Palestine) until the establishment of Israel in 1948, and had formed all governments of Israel until 1977. The new Prime Minister was Mr Begin, leader of the Likud Party. The period b…
From labour Zionism to New Zionism: Ideological change in Israel
Personality core dynamics and predisposition towards homosexuality
The neutralization of He ions scattered from a Ca surface, as well as Al and Cu surfaces as references, is discussed on the basis of the incident energy dependence of low energy ion scattering (LEIS) spectra. The neutralization probability obtained for Ca is much higher than that expected on the basis of the Auger mechanism, indicating that the collision-induced (CI) process is dominant for the neutralization. The markedly large background compon…
Gush Emunim ideology — from religious doctrine to political action
In May 1977, the Israeli Labour Party lost the elections for the first time since it had come into power. From 1933 onwards it had been the largest party in the Zionist Congress and Vaad Leumi (the National Council which represented the Jewish community in mandatory Palestine) until the establishment of Israel in 1948, and had formed all governments of Israel until 1977. The new Prime Minister was Mr Begin, leader of the Likud Party. The period b…
Religion as National Identity in a Secular Society
Israeli identity in transition
(1997). Israeli identity in transition. Israel Affairs: Vol. 3, From Robin to Netyanyahu: Israel's Troubled Agenda, pp. 47-65
Gush Emunim and the Israeli‐Palestinian peace process: Modern religious fundamentalism in crisis
(1996). Gush Emunim and the Israeli‐Palestinian peace process: Modern religious fundamentalism in crisis. Israel Affairs: Vol. 3, No. 1, pp. 86-103
Reluctant Compliance or Civil War: Prospects of Retrenchment in Israel
Most research on civil wars focuses upon the variables that contribute to the outbreak of internecine strife. By contrast, this article examines a case study where, despite the clear potential for such violence, the institutions of the state have been strong enough to forestall internal conflict: Israel. The potential for civil strife is most closely associated with the Jewish settler movement which, regarding territorial concessions to the Pales…
Shas: An ethnic religious party
Nationalism in reunified Germany
Neither of the two Germanies had formulated a separate national identity. Both vaguely defined themselves as a single German nation temporarily separated. With reunification, east and west Germans have realised that they have no common norms to demarcate their identity. They are reverting to nationalism, a definition of the nation by means of hostility to outsiders, as promulgated by neo‐Nazi doctrine and implemented by neo‐Nazi violence. East Ge…
Personality core dynamics and predisposition towards homosexuality
The neutralization of He ions scattered from a Ca surface, as well as Al and Cu surfaces as references, is discussed on the basis of the incident energy dependence of low energy ion scattering (LEIS) spectra. The neutralization probability obtained for Ca is much higher than that expected on the basis of the Auger mechanism, indicating that the collision-induced (CI) process is dominant for the neutralization. The markedly large background compon…
Personality core dynamics and predisposition towards homosexuality
The neutralization of He ions scattered from a Ca surface, as well as Al and Cu surfaces as references, is discussed on the basis of the incident energy dependence of low energy ion scattering (LEIS) spectra. The neutralization probability obtained for Ca is much higher than that expected on the basis of the Auger mechanism, indicating that the collision-induced (CI) process is dominant for the neutralization. The markedly large background compon…
From labour Zionism to New Zionism: Ideological change in Israel
Gush Emunim ideology — from religious doctrine to political action
In May 1977, the Israeli Labour Party lost the elections for the first time since it had come into power. From 1933 onwards it had been the largest party in the Zionist Congress and Vaad Leumi (the National Council which represented the Jewish community in mandatory Palestine) until the establishment of Israel in 1948, and had formed all governments of Israel until 1977. The new Prime Minister was Mr Begin, leader of the Likud Party. The period b…
Economic factors and political strategies: The defeat of the revisionists in mandatory Palestine
Israel was governed by the Labour party continuously for the first 29 years of its existence. When the Likud party came into power in 1977, this was not due to any massive increase in its support, which rose from 30.2 per cent in 1974 to 33.4 per cent in 1977, but rather to a considerable decline in the support of Labour. Therefore, observers at first put down the 1977 election results to a protest vote, and predicted a temporary setback for Labo…
Religion as National Identity in a Secular Society
Nationalism in reunified Germany
Neither of the two Germanies had formulated a separate national identity. Both vaguely defined themselves as a single German nation temporarily separated. With reunification, east and west Germans have realised that they have no common norms to demarcate their identity. They are reverting to nationalism, a definition of the nation by means of hostility to outsiders, as promulgated by neo‐Nazi doctrine and implemented by neo‐Nazi violence. East Ge…
Gush Emunim and the Israeli‐Palestinian peace process: Modern religious fundamentalism in crisis
(1996). Gush Emunim and the Israeli‐Palestinian peace process: Modern religious fundamentalism in crisis. Israel Affairs: Vol. 3, No. 1, pp. 86-103
Israeli identity in transition
(1997). Israeli identity in transition. Israel Affairs: Vol. 3, From Robin to Netyanyahu: Israel's Troubled Agenda, pp. 47-65
Shas: An ethnic religious party
Reluctant Compliance or Civil War: Prospects of Retrenchment in Israel
Most research on civil wars focuses upon the variables that contribute to the outbreak of internecine strife. By contrast, this article examines a case study where, despite the clear potential for such violence, the institutions of the state have been strong enough to forestall internal conflict: Israel. The potential for civil strife is most closely associated with the Jewish settler movement which, regarding territorial concessions to the Pales…
Israeli Identity: In Search of a Successor to the Pioneer, Tsabar and Settler
This thoroughly researched book reveals the true identity of the modern Israeli. Israelis are unique in having changed their identity three times in only one hundred years. Written in a user-friendly style, the book will appeal to scholars and students of the Middle East.
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