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Title Israel / Middle East Research Institute.
Publisher London : Routledge
Creation Date 2015
Notes Description based upon print version of record.
Includes bibliographical references.
English
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Contents
I. Background
1. Geography
2. Climate
3. Population
4. Resources
5. Social Structure
6. Religion
7. Political Structure and Leadership
8. Military Structure
9. Foreign Relations
10. Economic Structure
11. Infrastructure
12. Social Services
II. Political Analysis
1. Sammary Conclusions
1.1 Political Evolutions
1.2 Fundamental Cleavages
1.3 Prospects for the National Unity Government
1.4 The Economy
1.5 Lebanon
1.6 The Occupied Territories and the Palestinians.
1.7 Relations with Egypt and Prospects for Other Peace Negotiations1.8 The U.S.-Israel ""Special Relationship""
1.9 Other Foreign Relations
2. Political Structure
2.1 Political Institutions
2.2 Ethnic Structure
2.3 Political Leadership
2.4 Political Parties
2.5 Religious Tensions
2.6 Military Strategic Problems
2.7 Factors for Stability and Instability
3. External Developments
3.1 Arab-Israeli Conflict
3.2 Lebanon
3.3 Peace Process with Egypt
3.4 Relations with Other Middle Eastern States
3.5 Other Political and Religious Entities
3.6 The United States.
3.7 Western Bloc Countries3.8 The Soviet Bloc
3.9 The Third World
4. Current Situation: Internal Developments
4.1 Implications of the 1984 Elections
4.2 The War in Lebanon
4.3 The Problem of Law and Order
4.4 Economy
5. Current Situation: External Developments
5.1 The War in Lebanon
5.2 Peace Process with Egypt
5.3 Moderate Arab States
5.4 Other Islamic States
5.5 Radical Arab Regimes
5.6 The United States
5.7 West European Countries
5.8 The Soviet Union
5.9 Latin America
5.10 Asia
5.11 Black Africa
6. Israel's Policies in the Occupied Territories
6.1 Background.
6.2 Likud's Settlement Policy6.3 General Likud Policy Toward the Palestinians
6.4 Sharon's Hard Line
6.5 Current Policy
III. Economic Analysis
1. Summary Conclusions
1.1 General Conditions
1.2 Public Finance
1.3 Manpower and Wages
1.4 Balance of Payments
1.5 Agriculture
1.6 Industry
1.7 Construction
1.8 Energy
1.9 Financial Sector
2. Macro-Economic Analysis
2.1 Overview of the Economy
2.2 Evaluation and Prospects
2.3 Factors for Stability and Instability
2.4 Macro Economics and Economic Policy
3. Budget and Public Policy
3.1 Budget Aggregates
3.2 Budget Deficits.
3.3 Public Assets3.4 Macro-Economic Problems
3.5 New Policy Directions
4. Manpower and Wages
4.1 Demographic Factors
4.2 Composition of Labor Force
4.3 Wages
5. Balance of Payments
5.1 The Current Account Deficit
5.2 Exports
5.3 Imports
5.4 Services
5.5 Transfer Payments and Capital Flows
5.6 External Debt
6. Agriculture
6.1 The Importance of Agriculture
6.2 Profile of the Agricultural Sector
6.3 Future of Agriculture
7. Industry
7.1 Profile of the Industrial Sector
7.2 Military Exports
7.3 General Conditions
8. Construction
8.1 The Demand for Housing.
Series Routledge Revivals
Extent 1 online resource (193 p.)
Language English
National Library system number 997012196620105171
MARC RECORDS
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