SOCY 49.12 Israeli Society—Structure, Institutions, Identities and Dynamics

The goal of this course is to study  Israeli society from a sociological perspective. The course analyzes the economic, political and social factors that shaped Israeli society from its inception, its historical transformation at the structural and institutional levels, and in the changing relations among different social groups. This course examines the establishment of the state, absorption of immigrants, ethnicity, messianic politics, Palestinian uprisings, peace process, and redefinitions of nationalism.

Instructor

Grinberg

Cross Listed Courses

AMES 41.08 JWST 68.01 MES 12.11

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:SOC; WCult:CI

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