Rural geography

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Bar-El, R., Bendavid-Val, A., and Karaska, G. (1987). Patterns of Change in Developing Rural Regions (pp. 165). Boulder: Westview Press.

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Bar-Gal, Y., and Soffer, A. (1981). Geographical Changes in the Traditional Arab Villages in Northern Israel. Durham: Center for Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies, University of Durham.

Bar-Gal, Y. (1982). Villages under urban siege. Ekistics, 50, 9-13.

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Ben-Artzi, Y. and Bigger, G. (1984). Change in the Landscape of Galilee, 1920-1948. In A. Sofer, The Land of Galilee, Haifa, 443-460. Haifa: Haifa University Press. (Hebrew)

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Ben-Artzi, Y. (1998). The Development of the Moshavot, 1904-1914. in Y. Bar-Tal, (et al), The book of Second Aliyah, Vol. 1, (135-169). Jerusalem: Yad Ben-Zvi. (Hebrew)

Ben-Artzi, Y. (2000). Traditional and modern settlement landscape in Israel. In B.Z. Kedar, (Ed.), Remote Sensing, (pp. 173-202). Jerusalem: Yad Ben-Zvi. (Hebrew)

Biger, G. and Liphschitz, N. (1992). The rural dwelling house in 19th century Palestine - a dendrohistorical view. Area, 24, 45-55.

Biger G. and Liphschitz, H. (1999). Timber in the traditional Arab houses in Palestine. Cathedra, 92, 199-202. (Hebrew)

Brawer, M. (1976). Changes in village sites and patterns as indicators of rural development. Geography in Israel.

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

Brawer, M. (1978). Neue trends in der raumlichen functionalen Gliederung landlicher Siedlungen im Mittleren Osten. Wirstchaftgeographische Studien, 2(4), 40-61. (German)

Brawer, M. (1980). Transformation of village characteristics in developing rural areas. In R.L. Singh (Ed.), Rural Habitat Transformation in World Frontiers (pp. 493-499): University of Varanasi.

Brawer, M. (1982). The Arab rural hinterland of Nathania. In A. Shmueli (Ed.), Nathania (pp. 235-242). Tel Aviv: Am Oved Publishing. (Hebrew)

Brawer, M. (1989). Transformation in Arab rural settlements in Palestine. In R. Kark (Ed.), The Land that Became Israel (pp. 167-180): Yale University Press.

Cohen, S., Kliot, N., and Shmueli, A. (1987b). Development approach to the study of the political landscape of rural settlements in Israel. City and Region, 17, 32-61. (Hebrew)

Efrat, E., Soffer, A., and Finkel, R. (1990). Lookouts and new towns. Karka, 32, 25-29. (Hebrew)

Efrat, E. (1994). The Rural Geography of Israel. Tel-Aviv: Achiasaf. (Hebrew)

Felsenstein, D., and Bar-El, R. (1990). Technological and locational factors in rural industrialization: A comparative investigation. In E. Cicotti, N. Alderman, and A. Thwaites (Eds.), Technological Development in a Spatial Context: Theory, Empirical Evidence and Policy (pp. 235-259). Heidelber: Springer Verlag.

Fleischer, A., Hatuvi, N., and Eger, M. (1991). Regionalization of the Israeli rural labor markets. Rehovot: Development Study Center.

Fleischer, A. (1993). Visitors survey in rural accommodations in Israel. Rehovot: Development Study Center. (Hebrew)

Fleischer, A., Haruvi, N., and Eger, M. (1994). Regionalization of rural labor markets in Israel. Journal of Rural Cooperation, 21, 139-157.

Fleischer, A., Freeman, D., Keidar, F., and Horovitz, O. (1995). Visitors survey in rural accommodations in Israel - Identifying the market Segment its needs and its expenditures pattern. Jerusalem: Israel Ministry of Tourism. (Hebrew)

Fleischer, A. (1996). The rural vacationers: Follow-up study. Jerusalem: Israel Ministry of Tourism. (Hebrew)

Fleischer, A. (1999). Incentive Programs for Rural Tourism in Israel - A Tool for Promoting Rural Development. In P. Rietveld and D. Schefer, (eds.) Regional Development in Age of Structural Economic Change, (pp. 97-110). London: Ashgate Publishing Ltd.

Fleischer, A. and Felsenstein, D. (2000). Support for Small-Scale Rural Tourism: Does It Make a difference? Annals of Tourism Research, 27(4), 1007-1024.

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Golan, A. (1997). The transformation of abandoned Arab rural areas. Israel Studies, 2 (1), 94-110.

Grossman, D. (1975). The uniqueness of the development of rural settlement in the Bethel Heights. Teva VeEretz, 17(1), 39-42.

Grossman, D. (1977). Rural stability in Samaria during the nineteenth century: Geographical significance. In A. Shmueli and D. Grossman (Eds.), Judea and Samaria Research Studies (pp. 388-395). Jerusalem: Canaan.

Grossman, D. (1977). The founding of off shoot villages in the Samaria periphery - Background and process. In A. Shmueli and D. Grossman (Eds.), Judea and Samaria Research Studies (pp. 396-410). Jerusalem: Canaan.

Grossman, D. (1977). The establishment of off shoot villages. Karka, 26-30. (Hebrew)

Grossman, D. (1982). The development of rural settlement between the Yarkon and the Ayalon from Ottoman times. In D. Grossman (Ed.), Between the Yarkon and Ayalon (pp. 87-103). Ramat Gan: Bar-Ilan University Press.

Grossman, D. (1982). Northern Samaria: A process-pattern analysis of rural settlement. Canadian Geographer, 26(2), 110-127.

Grossman, D. (1983). Between the Yarkon and Ayalon (pp. 213). Ramat Gan: Bar-Ilan University Press.

Grossman, D. (1983). Rural settlement of the Gezer region in Ottoman and mandate times. Ramat Gan: Bar-Ilan University. (Hebrew)

Grossman, D. (1987). Rural settlement in the southern coastal plain and the Shefelah, 1835-1945. Cathedra, 45, 57-86. (Hebrew)

Grossman, D. (1987). Dual and unified space in rural settlements: The Jewish and Arab settlements in Western Samaria. Horizons in Geography, 21, 27-60. (Hebrew)

Grossman, D. (1988). The spatial dispersion process of the rural settlements in the Southern Shefelah and Hebron Mountains. In E. Stern and D. Urman (Eds.), Man and Environment in the Southern Shefelah (pp. 201-212). Givatayim: Massada. (Hebrew)

Grossman, D., Degani, A., and Shmueli, A. (1990). Hasharon - Between Yarkon and Carmel (pp. 440). Tel-Aviv: Misrad Habitachon. (Hebrew)

Grossman, D. (1990). Counterurbanization and Israel's rural settlement plans. Geographica Iugoslavica, 12, 87-95.

Grossman, D. (1990). The distribution of services in the rural space of Tulkarm sub-district. City and Region, 21, 75-90. (Hebrew)

Grossman, D. (1990). Chapters in Rural Geography, Part I, College Textbook. Tel-Aviv: Dyonon. (Hebrew)

Grossman, D. (1992). Rural Process-Pattern Relationships: Nomadization, Sedentarization and Settlement Fixation. New York: Praeger.

Grossman, D. (1996). The end of village communality: The experience of the land of Israel. In Y. Gradus and G. Liphshitz (Eds.), The Mosaic of Israeli Geography (pp. 113-120). Beer Sheva: Ben-Gurion University of the Negev Press.

Grossman, D., and Siddle, D. (1998). The geographical study of rural settlement. In M. Silbefein (Ed.), Rural Settlement and African Development (pp. 13-31). Boulder: Westview Press.

Katz, Y., and Grossman, D. (1992). Rural settlement patterns in Eretz Israel. Geografiska Annaler, 74B(1), 57-73.

Kellerman, A. (1973). La particpation des villages aux centres inter-ruraux en Israel. Communautes, 34, 82-93.

Kellerman, A. (1976). Types of services and industries in the Israeli inter-rural centers. Review of Public and Cooperative Economy in Israel, 3, 37-53.

Kliot, N. (1985). Bedouin settlement policy in Israel. Geoforum, 16(4), 428-439.

Krakover, S., and Seidof, H. (1984). Toward a combined regional housing market in an urban-rural region: The case of Netivot and Azata, Israel, Promoting the Urban-Rural Cooperation in the Netivot-Azata Region (pp. 111-129). Rehovot: Settlement Study Center. (Hebrew)

Krakover, S., and Seidof, H. (1984). The transportation network in Netivot-Azata region: Its conditions and suggestions for improvements, Promoting the Urban-Rural Cooperation in the Netivot-Azata Region (pp. 130-147). Rehovot: Settlement Study Center. (Hebrew)

Lipshitz, G. (1990). Development Towns - A New Basis for Policy Planning. Jerusalem: Jerusalem Institute for Israel Studies.

Liphschitz, N. and Biger, G. (1992). The Navot Kerem – A vineyard or olive grove? Bet Mikra, 37, 119-121. (Hebrew)

Mehrez, A., Sinuany-Stern, Z., Arad-Geva, T., and Binyamin, S. (1996). On the implementation of quantitative facility location models. The case of a hospital in a rural region. Journal of Refugee Studies, 47, 612-625.

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Meir, A. (1983). Rural industrialization in less developed countries: Review and a proposed spatial innovation diffusion approach. The South African Geographer, 11, 25-39.

Meir, A. (1984). The delivery of public services in rural areas in Israel. In R. Lonsdale and G. Enyedi (Eds.), Providing Essential Services in Rural Areas: An International Comparison (pp. 133-154). Boulder: Westview Press.

Meir, A. (1987). The rural sector. In E. Stern, Y. Gradus, A. Meir, S. Krakover, and H. Tsoar (Eds.), The Negev Atlas: Keter Publishing Company. (Hebrew)

Meir, A., and Stern, E. (1989). International Aspects of Rural and Urban Metropolitan Systems, Geography Research Forum, Vol. 9 (pp. 185). New Brunswick: Transaction Publishers.

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Newman, D. and Applebaum, L. (1992). Private Sector Settlements on the Municipal "Juncture": Between the Local Committee and the Local Council. City and Region, 22, 52-71 (Hebrew).

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Pohoryles, S. (1978). Agrarian structure and rural development. Jerusalem: Rural Planning and Development Authority.

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