Israel's Bureaucratic Elite

socially homogeneous bureaucratic elite that is unrepresentative of the country's social structure. Israeli non-Jews and Israeli-Arabs are conspicuously unrepresented in top positions. More surprising, women andJews of Eastern descent (the Sephardim, who make up a majority of the Israeli electorate) are also underrepresented in this important group. Nachmias argues that educational patterns and civil service credentialism

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