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Biger, G. (1989). The Shatt al Arab river boundary: a note. Middle Eastern Studies, 25(2), 249-252.

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Biger, G. (1990). Geographical and other arguments in delimitation the boundaries of British Palestine. In C. Grundy-Warr (ed.) International Boundaries and Boundary Conflict Resolution (pp.41-61). Durham: Durham University.

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Biger, G. (1993). The delimitation of the Golan Highth during the Mandate period. In A. Degani, et al. (eds.), The Golan and the Hermon, (pp. 577-588). Tel-Aviv: Ministry of Defense publishing house. (Hebrew)

Biger, G. (1994). River and lake boundaries in Israel. In H. Clive, Shcofield and N. Richard Shcofield (eds.) The Middle East and North Africa (World Boundaries Vol. 2), (pp. 99-109). London: Routhledge.

Biger, G. (1995). The southern boundary of Israel during the modern time. In J. Aviram, et al. (ed.) Eilat and the Arava, (pp. 368-376). Jerusalem: Israel Exploration Society. (Hebrew)

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Brawer, M. (1980). The "Green Line": The Boundary of the West Bank. Tel Aviv: Tel-Aviv University. (Hebrew)

Brawer, M. (1983). Dissimilarities in the evolution of frontier characteristics along boundaries of different political and cultural regimes. In S. Waterman (Ed.), Plural and Political Geography (pp. 159-172). London: Croom Helm.

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Brawer, M. (1969). The northern boundary of Israel. Haifa: Western Galilee Geographical Society. (Hebrew)

Brawer, M. (1970). The demarcation of the Palestinian-Egyptian boundary: Geographical aspects. In D. Amiran (Ed.), Studies in the Geography of Israel, Vol. 7 (pp. 125-137). Jerusalem: Hebrew University. (Hebrew)

Brawer, M. (1972). Geographical factors in boundary delimitations in the Sinai Peninsula. In S. Mookaerjee (Ed.), Essays in Political Geography (pp. 39-45). Calcutta: Indian Geographical Society.

Brawer, M. (1978). Boundaries of the Negev. In Y. Gradus and A. Shmueli (Eds.), Land of the Negev (pp. 368-379). Tel Aviv: Tel Aviv University. (Hebrew)

Brawer, M. (1978). The impact of boundaries on patterns of rural settlements. GeoJournal, 2(6), 539-549.

Brawer, M. (1990). The green line: Functions and impacts of an Israeli-Arab superimposed boundary. In C.G. Warr (Ed.), International Boundaries and Boundary Conflict Resolution (pp. 63-74): University of Durham.

Brawer, M. (1990). The initial borders of the state of Israel. In V. Pilowsky (Ed.), Transition from Yishuv to State (pp. 313-328). Haifa: University of Haifa. (Hebrew)

Brawer, M. (1994). Boundaries of peace. Israel Affairs, 1(1), 41-63.

Brawer, M. (1994). All that remains. Israel Affairs, 1(2), 334-345.

Brawer, M. (1995). The Israel-Jordan boundary. In G. Barkai and E. Shiler (Eds.), Yarden veAtareha (pp. 66-76). Jerusalem: Ariel publishers. (Hebrew)

Brawer, M. (1998). The Israel-Jordanian peace boundary. In M. Pratt (Ed.), Borderlands Under Stress: International Boundary Research Unit: University of Durham.

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Newman, D. (1993). The functional presence of an 'erased' boundary: The re-emergence of the 'green line'. In C.H. Schofield and R.N. Schofield (Eds.), World Boundaries: the Middle East and North Africa (pp. 71-98). London: Routledge.

Newman, D. (1995). Boundaries in the flux: The green line boundary between Israel and the West Bank - Past, present and future. Durham: International boundaries Research Unit, University of Durham.

Newman, D. (1995). Separating Israelis and Palestinians demarcating de facto boundaries. Boundary and Security Bulletin, 3(2), 61-65.

Newman, D., and Paasi, A. (1998). Fences and neighborhoods in the post-modern world: Boundary narratives in political geography. Progress in Human Geography, 22(2), 186-207.

Newman, D. (1998). Creating the fences of territorial separation: The discourses of Israeli-Palestinian conflict resolution. Geopolitics and International Boundaries, 2(2), 1-35.

Newman, D. (1999). Boundaries, borders and barriers: A geographic perspective on territorial lines. In M. Albert, D. Jacobson, and Y. Lapid (Eds.), Identities, Borders, Orders: New Directions in International Relations Theory: MacMillan Press.

Newman, D. (1999). Territory: Boundaries and Postmodernity. London: Frank Cass.

Newman, D. (forthcoming). Boundaries, territory and postmodernity: Towards shared or separate spaces. In M. Pratt and G. Brown (Eds.), Borderlands Under Stress. London: Kluwer Law International.

Ratti, R. and Reichman, S. (1993). Spatial effects of borders: An overview of traditional and new approaches to border region development. In P. Nijkamp (Ed.), Europe on the Move, (115-137). Avebury: Aldershot.

Reichman, S. (1978). Transport and boundaries: The Israeli case study. Basler Beitrage zur Geographie, 26, 190-196.

Reichman, S. (1982). Factors in the delimitation of Israel’s eastern boundary. Policy Oriented Papers, The Leonard Davis Institure of International Affairs: Jerusalem.

Soffer, A. (1985). Changes around the Israeli borders. Monthly Review, 8, 42-48. (Hebrew)

Soffer, A., and Risin, L. (1986). The conception of Israeli boundaries since 1948. Monthly Review, 33(2-3), 197-205.