Continuity and Change

Preface Introduction Part I: 1. The Jewish ultra-Orthodox and the urban Arab communities: theoretical and geographical comparisons 2. Social characteristics and research design 3. Selective institutions in the two communities Part II: 4. A profile of the ultra-Orthodox community in Mea Shearim 5. A profile of the urban Arab community in Israel 6. Sex role characteristics in the ultra-Orthodox family 7. Sex role characteristics in the urban Arab family 8. Sex and generational roles in the ultra-Orthodox family 9. Sex roles in the urban Arab family 10. Summary and conclusions: a look at the future Notes References Index

Ethnic group · Geography · Political science · Sociology · Anthropology · Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies

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