Frontiers

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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.

Feitelson, E. (1997). The second closing of the frontier: An end to open access regimes. Tijdschrift voor Economische en Social Geografie, 88, 15-28.

Fenster, T., and Yiftachel, O. (1997). Frontier development and indigenous people. Progress in Planning, 46, 251-258.

Gonen, A. (1988). Changing policies for the peopling of Israel's frontiers. In O. Yiftachel and A. Meir (Eds.), Ethnic Frontiers and Peripheries: Landscapes of Development and Inequality in Israel (pp. 141-210). Boulder: Westview Press.

Gradus, Y., and Lithwick, H. (1996). Frontiers in Regional Development: Rowman and Littlefield Publishers.

Gradus, Y. (1996). The Negev desert: The transformation of a frontier into a periphery. In Y. Gradus and G. Lipshitz (Eds.), The Mosaic of Israeli Geography (pp. 321-334). Beer Sheva: Ben-Gurion University Press.

Grossman, D. (1971). The process of frontier settlement: The case of Nikeland, Nigeria. Geografiska Annaler, 53(b), 107-128.

Kark, R. (1974). Frontier Jewish Settlements in the Negev 1880-1984. Tel-Aviv: Ha-Kibbutz Ha-Muchad Publishers. (Hebrew)

Kark, R. (1981). Jewish frontier settlements in the Negev, 1880-1948: Perception and realization. Middle Eastern Studies, 17, 334-356.

Kellerman, A. (1993). Settlement frontiers revisited: The case of Israel and the West Bank. Tijdschrift voor Economische en Social Geografie, 84, 27-39.

Kellerman, A. (1997). Transitions in the meaning of frontiers: From settlement advance to regional development. Journal of Geography, 96(5), 230-234.

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Meir, A., and Yiftachel, O. (1997). Frontiers, peripheries and relations in Israel: An introduction. In O. Yiftachel and A. Meir (Eds.), Ethnic Frontiers and Peripheries: Landscapes of Development and Inequality in Israel (pp. 1-14). Boulder: Westview Press.

Newman, D. (1998). Transforming ethnic frontiers of conflict into political frontiers of peace. In O. Yiftachel and A. Meir (Eds.), Ethnic Frontiers and Peripheries: Landscapes of Development and Inequality in Israel (pp. 17-38). Boulder: Westview Press.

Portnov, B.A. (1999). Physical environment and social attractiveness of frontier settlements. In B.A. Portnov, and A.P. Hare (Eds.), Desert Regions: Population, Migration, and Environment (PP. 161-186). Heidelberg: Springer Verlag.

Rubin, R. (1990). The Negev as a Settled Land, Urbanization and Settlement in the Desert in the Byzantine Period. Jerusalem: Yad Izhak Ben-Zvi and The Israel Exploration Society. (Hebrew)

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Rubin, R. (1991). Settlement and agriculture in an ancient desert frontier. Geographical Review, 81 (2), 197-205.

Rubin, R. (1993). The desert marches of the Roman-Byzantine Empire as a cultural crossroad. Studies in the Geography of Israel, 14, 19-30. (Hebrew)

Rubin, R. (1996). Urbanization, settlement and agriculture in the Negev desert - The impact of the Roman -Byzantine empire on the frontier. ZDPV, 112, 49-60.

Rubin, R. (1997). The Romanization of the Negev, Israel: geographical and cultural changes in desert frontier in late antiquity. Journal of Historical Geography, 23 (3), 267-283.

Rubin, R. (1997). Priests, soldiers, and administrators: society and institutions in the Byzantine Negev. Mediterranean Historical Review, 12(1) 56-74.

Rubin, R. (1998). The Roman-Byzantine empire and its desert frontiers: The Negev versus Tripolitania - a comparative study, Cathedra, 89, 63-82. (Hebrew)

Rubin, R. (1996). Settlement and urbanization in the Negev in late antiquity. In Y. Gradus, and G. Lipschitz, (Eds.), The Mosaic of Israeli Geography at the Close of the Twentieth Century, (pp. 373-381). Beer Sheva: Ben Gurion University Press.

Yiftachel, O. (1996). The international frontier. Regional Studies, 30(5), 493-508.

Yiftachel, O., and Meir, A. (1997). Ethnic Frontiers in Israel: Peripheral Development and Group Inequalities. Boulder: Westview.

Yiftachel, O., and Fenster, T. (1997). Frontiers, planning and indigenous peoples. Progress in Planning, 46, 1-9.

Yiftachel, O. (1997). Nation-building or ethnic fragmentation? Ashkenazim, Mizrahim and Arabs in the Israeli frontier. Space and Polity, 1(2), 149-169.

Yiftachel, O., and Meir, A. (1998). Ethnic Frontiers and Peripheries: Landscapes of Development and Inequality in Israel (pp. 250). Boulder: Westview Press.