Etta Bick
Biographic Data
| ID | 4128975 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Etta Bick |
| GIVEN NAMES | Etta |
| FAMILY NAME | Bick |
| SIGNATURE | BICK E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ariel University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 23 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Comparative Perspectives on Civil Religion, Nationalism, and Political Influence
"This book investigates how belief systems, political behavior, and public action impact the general populace, featuring theoretical concepts and empirical research across pertinent topic areas"...
Lip-service to service
This article explores the social and political dynamics behind the various legislative proposals to establish a civic national service programme in Israel, and the role of Israel’s High Court as a catalytic force for changing policy on this controversial issue. The idea of civic national service for those not inducted into the Israel military has been a controversial issue in Israel since the early years of the state. While Jews and Druze were in…
Institutional layering, displacement, and policy change
This study explores the process of endogenous institutional change. It utilizes the concepts policy layering and displacement to explain gradual but yet significant and cumulative institutional change that has taken place in civic national service policy in Israel. Layering was an expedient strategy of change given the highly charged politics surrounding national service and the opposition of ultra-orthodox and Israel’s Arab citizens to any form …
Equality, orthodoxy and politics
National service was a controversial issue in Israel in the early years of the state. A law requiring religious girls exempted from the military to do two years of mandatory civic service was passed in August 1953 and never implemented. This article examines the political controversy surrounding the adoption of the national service law and concludes that David Ben-Gurion advanced the law mainly for political reasons in order to counterbalance con…
The Tal Law
Israel, a state that faces security challenges from determined enemies on its northern, eastern, and western borders, requires of its citizens extended military service as well as long-term service in the reserves. The Israel Defense Force (IDF) has characteristics of a “people's army,” with conscripts and reservists strongly outnumbering long-time service professionals.1 Able bodied men serve three years of compulsory service and then decades of…
A Clash of Authority
Five months before the 2006 election, 12 prominent rabbis identified with different ideological positions within the religious Zionist community issued a joint statement calling on the National Rel
Rabbis and Rulings
Journal Article Rabbis and Rulings: Insubordination in the Military and Israeli Democracy Get access Etta Bick Etta Bick lecturer in political science College of Judea and Samaria, Ariel, Israel Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of Church and State, Volume 49, Issue 2, Spring 2007, Pages 305–327, https://doi.org/10.1093/jcs/49.2.305 Published: 01 March 2007
Two-Level Negotiations and U.S. Foreign Policy
The Kennedy administration sought to resolve the Palestine refugee problem in 1961–62 with a plan for compensation, resettlement, or repatriation under the formal auspices of the United Nations Palestine Conciliation Commission and negotiated by UN special envoy Dr. Joseph Johnson. The negotiations failed and the plan was canceled by the administration in December 1962. The article utilizes a multi-level conceptual model which examines the links …
A Party in Decline
The party leaders of Israel's three religious parties finished the election campaign of 2003 with relief. Two out of the three parties had faced uphill battles to hold on to their strength. Pessimi
Transnational actors in a time crisis
Bilateral relations between states are conducted on two levels, official and unofficial. Official relations are conducted between the leaders of two states or their representatives through the formal channels of diplomacy. Concurrently, unofficial relations may be carried out through a multitude of interactions between non-governmental organizations, and people to people contacts through such channels as tourism, trade, joint economic enterprises…
The Shas phenomenon and religious parties in the 1999 elections
(2000). The Shas phenomenon and religious parties in the 1999 elections. Israel Affairs: Vol. 7, Israel at the Polls 1999, pp. 55-100
Sectarian party politics in Israel
Equality, orthodoxy and politics
National service was a controversial issue in Israel in the early years of the state. A law requiring religious girls exempted from the military to do two years of mandatory civic service was passed in August 1953 and never implemented. This article examines the political controversy surrounding the adoption of the national service law and concludes that David Ben-Gurion advanced the law mainly for political reasons in order to counterbalance con…
Rabbis and Rulings
Journal Article Rabbis and Rulings: Insubordination in the Military and Israeli Democracy Get access Etta Bick Etta Bick lecturer in political science College of Judea and Samaria, Ariel, Israel Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of Church and State, Volume 49, Issue 2, Spring 2007, Pages 305–327, https://doi.org/10.1093/jcs/49.2.305 Published: 01 March 2007
The Shas phenomenon and religious parties in the 1999 elections
(2000). The Shas phenomenon and religious parties in the 1999 elections. Israel Affairs: Vol. 7, Israel at the Polls 1999, pp. 55-100
Institutional layering, displacement, and policy change
This study explores the process of endogenous institutional change. It utilizes the concepts policy layering and displacement to explain gradual but yet significant and cumulative institutional change that has taken place in civic national service policy in Israel. Layering was an expedient strategy of change given the highly charged politics surrounding national service and the opposition of ultra-orthodox and Israel’s Arab citizens to any form …
The Tal Law
Israel, a state that faces security challenges from determined enemies on its northern, eastern, and western borders, requires of its citizens extended military service as well as long-term service in the reserves. The Israel Defense Force (IDF) has characteristics of a “people's army,” with conscripts and reservists strongly outnumbering long-time service professionals.1 Able bodied men serve three years of compulsory service and then decades of…
Two-Level Negotiations and U.S. Foreign Policy
The Kennedy administration sought to resolve the Palestine refugee problem in 1961–62 with a plan for compensation, resettlement, or repatriation under the formal auspices of the United Nations Palestine Conciliation Commission and negotiated by UN special envoy Dr. Joseph Johnson. The negotiations failed and the plan was canceled by the administration in December 1962. The article utilizes a multi-level conceptual model which examines the links …
Transnational actors in a time crisis
Bilateral relations between states are conducted on two levels, official and unofficial. Official relations are conducted between the leaders of two states or their representatives through the formal channels of diplomacy. Concurrently, unofficial relations may be carried out through a multitude of interactions between non-governmental organizations, and people to people contacts through such channels as tourism, trade, joint economic enterprises…
Lip-service to service
This article explores the social and political dynamics behind the various legislative proposals to establish a civic national service programme in Israel, and the role of Israel’s High Court as a catalytic force for changing policy on this controversial issue. The idea of civic national service for those not inducted into the Israel military has been a controversial issue in Israel since the early years of the state. While Jews and Druze were in…
A Clash of Authority
Five months before the 2006 election, 12 prominent rabbis identified with different ideological positions within the religious Zionist community issued a joint statement calling on the National Rel
A Party in Decline
The party leaders of Israel's three religious parties finished the election campaign of 2003 with relief. Two out of the three parties had faced uphill battles to hold on to their strength. Pessimi
Sectarian party politics in Israel
Sectarian party politics in Israel
The Shas phenomenon and religious parties in the 1999 elections
(2000). The Shas phenomenon and religious parties in the 1999 elections. Israel Affairs: Vol. 7, Israel at the Polls 1999, pp. 55-100
Transnational actors in a time crisis
Bilateral relations between states are conducted on two levels, official and unofficial. Official relations are conducted between the leaders of two states or their representatives through the formal channels of diplomacy. Concurrently, unofficial relations may be carried out through a multitude of interactions between non-governmental organizations, and people to people contacts through such channels as tourism, trade, joint economic enterprises…
A Party in Decline
The party leaders of Israel's three religious parties finished the election campaign of 2003 with relief. Two out of the three parties had faced uphill battles to hold on to their strength. Pessimi
Two-Level Negotiations and U.S. Foreign Policy
The Kennedy administration sought to resolve the Palestine refugee problem in 1961–62 with a plan for compensation, resettlement, or repatriation under the formal auspices of the United Nations Palestine Conciliation Commission and negotiated by UN special envoy Dr. Joseph Johnson. The negotiations failed and the plan was canceled by the administration in December 1962. The article utilizes a multi-level conceptual model which examines the links …
A Clash of Authority
Five months before the 2006 election, 12 prominent rabbis identified with different ideological positions within the religious Zionist community issued a joint statement calling on the National Rel
Rabbis and Rulings
Journal Article Rabbis and Rulings: Insubordination in the Military and Israeli Democracy Get access Etta Bick Etta Bick lecturer in political science College of Judea and Samaria, Ariel, Israel Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of Church and State, Volume 49, Issue 2, Spring 2007, Pages 305–327, https://doi.org/10.1093/jcs/49.2.305 Published: 01 March 2007
The Tal Law
Israel, a state that faces security challenges from determined enemies on its northern, eastern, and western borders, requires of its citizens extended military service as well as long-term service in the reserves. The Israel Defense Force (IDF) has characteristics of a “people's army,” with conscripts and reservists strongly outnumbering long-time service professionals.1 Able bodied men serve three years of compulsory service and then decades of…
Equality, orthodoxy and politics
National service was a controversial issue in Israel in the early years of the state. A law requiring religious girls exempted from the military to do two years of mandatory civic service was passed in August 1953 and never implemented. This article examines the political controversy surrounding the adoption of the national service law and concludes that David Ben-Gurion advanced the law mainly for political reasons in order to counterbalance con…
Lip-service to service
This article explores the social and political dynamics behind the various legislative proposals to establish a civic national service programme in Israel, and the role of Israel’s High Court as a catalytic force for changing policy on this controversial issue. The idea of civic national service for those not inducted into the Israel military has been a controversial issue in Israel since the early years of the state. While Jews and Druze were in…
Institutional layering, displacement, and policy change
This study explores the process of endogenous institutional change. It utilizes the concepts policy layering and displacement to explain gradual but yet significant and cumulative institutional change that has taken place in civic national service policy in Israel. Layering was an expedient strategy of change given the highly charged politics surrounding national service and the opposition of ultra-orthodox and Israel’s Arab citizens to any form …
Comparative Perspectives on Civil Religion, Nationalism, and Political Influence
"This book investigates how belief systems, political behavior, and public action impact the general populace, featuring theoretical concepts and empirical research across pertinent topic areas"...
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