Industrialization

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Bar-El, R., and Don, Y. (1978). Industrializacao Rural no Nordeste do Brazil. Fortazela, Brazil: Banco do Nordeste do Brazil. (Portuguese)

Bar-El, R. (1981). A Industria e a Regiao. Revista Economica de Nordeste, 12, 25-51. (Portuguese)

Bar-El, R. (1982). Industrialization and Development. Rehovot: Settlement Study Center. (Hebrew)

Bar-El, R., Schwartz, D., Finkel, R., and Keidar, P. (1982). Industrialization and development. Rehovot: The Settlement Study Center. (Hebrew)

Bar-El, R. (1985). Industrial dispersion as an instrument for the achievement of development goals. Economic Geography, 61(3), 202-222.

Bar-El, R. (1985). Some aspects of rural industrialization in Israel. In R.P. Misra (Ed.), Rural Industrialization in Third World Countries. New Delhi: Sterling Publishing Co.

Bar-El, R., Felsenstein, D., Bentolila, D., Spiegel, D., and Kedar, F. (1987). Technological trends in rural industrialization. Rehovot: Development Study Center. (Hebrew)

Bar-El, R. (1987). Rural Industrialization in Israel (pp. 200). Boulder: Westview Press.

Bar-El, R. (1987). An approach to growth patterns in regional industrialization. In R. Bar-El, A. Bendavid-Val, and G. Karaska (Eds.), Patterns of Change in Developing Rural Regions (pp. 97-116). Boulder: Westview Press.

Bar-El, R. (1987). Rural industrialization in Israel: A summary of experiences. In R. Bar-El (Ed.), Rural Industrialization in Israel (pp. 1-20). Boulder: Westview Press.

Bar-El, R., Schwartz, M., Nesher, A., and Finkel, R. (1987). Moshav-based industry. In R. Bar-El (Ed.), Rural Industrialization in Israel (pp. 57-104). Boulder: Westview Press.

Bar-El, R., Erickson, G., and Nesher, A. (1987). Rural industrialization in Israel: Concluding considerations. In R. Bar-El (Ed.), Rural Industrialization in Israel (pp. 169-189). Boulder: Westview Press.

Bar-El, R., and Felsenstein, D. (1988). Entrepreneurship and rural industrialization: A comparison of urban and rural patterns of locational choice. In D. Schwartz and R. Bar-El (Eds.), Issues in Regional Development (pp. 167-180). Rehovot: Settlement Study Center. (Hebrew)

Bar-El, R., and Felsenstein, D. (1988). The technological intensity of industrial sectors in Israel. Economic Quarterly, 140, 22-35. (Hebrew)

Bar-El, R., Felsenstein, D., Bentolila, D., Spiegel, D., and Kedar, F. (1989). Technological Trends in Rural Industrialization. Jerusalem: Settlement Study Center and the Bialik Institute. (Hebrew)

Bar-El, R., and Felsenstein, D. (1989). Technological profile and industrial structure: Implications for the development of sophisticated industry in peripheral areas. Regional Studies, 23(3), 253-306.

Bar-El, R., and Felsenstein, D. (1989). Measuring the technological intensity of the industrial branch: A methodological and empirical approach. Research Policy, 18, 239-252.

Bar-El, R., and Felsenstein, D. (1990). Technological change and new patterns of industrial location. Horizons in Geography, 28-29, 87-98. (Hebrew)

Bar-El, R., and Felsenstein, D. (1990). Entrepreneurship and rural industrialization: Comparing patterns of rural and urban locational choice in Israel. Wold Development, 18(2), 257-267.

Bar-El, R. (1990). Rural industrialization in Northeast Brazil: The importance of local towns. In M. Mtewa (Ed.), International Development and Alternative Futures: The Coming Challenges (pp. 323-336). New-Delhi: Allied Publishers.

Bar-El, R. (1993). The Economic Development of the Arab Sector in Israel: The Jewish-Arab Center for Economic Development. (Hebrew)

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Benenson, I., Schnell, I., and Sofer, M. (1996). Interactive expansion of economic network into components: Arab industry in Israel as an example. In M. Rumor, R. MacMillan, and H.F.L. Ottens (Eds.), Geographical Information. From Research to Application Through Cooperation (pp. 708-711). Amsterdam: IOS Press.

Biger, G. (1981). The structural and distribution of Palestine industry 1927 – a typical Mediterranean industry at an early stage of development. In Historical changes in spatial organization and its experience in the Mediterranean world (pp. 93-107). Genova: Bozzi Editore.

Don, Y., and Bar-El, R. (1977). The Industrialization of the Moshav. Rehovot: Settlement Study Center. (Hebrew)

Felsenstein, D. (1986). The spatial organization of Israel's high technology industries. Jerusalem: Institute of Urban and Regional Studies, Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

Felsenstein, D. (1988). Spawning the growth process in a non-central location: The case of high technology industry in Jerusalem. Tijdschrift voor Economische en Social Geografie, 79(5), 365-375.

Felsenstein, D., and Bar-El, R. (1988). The technological intensity of industrial sectors in Israel. Economic Quarterly, 137, 159-167. (Hebrew)

Felsenstein, D. (1988). Issues in the development of high technology industries in Jerusalem. Jerusalem: Jerusalem Institute for Israeli Studies. (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.

Felsenstein, D. (1991). Yissum: A profile of activity contribution to university-industry collaboration. Jerusalem: Jerusalem Institute for Israeli Studies.

Frenkel, A. (1997). Spatial diffusion of industrial technological innovation and regional development. Doctoral thesis, Technion.

Gonen, A. (1967). Mobility of industry in Tel-Aviv-Yafo. Tel-Aviv: Department of Research and Statistics, Municipality of Tel-Aviv. (Hebrew)

Hayuth, Y. (1987). Intermodality: Concept and Practice, Structural Changes in the Ocean Freight Transport Industry. London: Lloyd's University Press.

Kellerman, A. (1994). Industry towards the 21st century: Industry and Communications. Horizons in Geography, 39, 10-14. (Hebrew)

Kipnis, A. and Noam, T. (1999). Planning in induced situation: Herzeliyya Pituach industrial park. Horizons, 50, 61-77. (Hebrew).

Kipnis, A. (2002). Israel’s high-tech industry in transition. The Johns Hopicins Press.

Kipnis, A. (2002). Israel’s high-tech industry in transition. The Johns Hopicins Press.

Mansfeld, Y. (1992). Industrial landscapes as positive settings for tourism development in declining industrial cities - The case of Haifa. GeoJournal, 28(4), 457-463.

Razin, E., and Shachar, A. (1987). Ownership of industry and plant stability in Israel's development towns. Urban Studies, 296-311.

Schwartz, D. (1985). The contribution of the law for the encouragement of capital investment on the industrialization of Ofakim. Economic Quarterly, 128, 555-563. (Hebrew)

Schwartz, D. (1987). The industrialization experience in Migdal Ha'emek and in Ma'alot. Rehovot: The Settlement Study Center. (Hebrew)

Schwartz, D. (1997). A plan for development of micro and small scale industrial parks, Planning Project District State of Orissa India. Rehovot: Development Study Center.

Schwartz, D. (1997). Development of human resources in the small business. Status: Journal for Management Thinking, 78, 37-39. (Hebrew)

Schwartz, D. (1997). Is the Negev prepared to absorb new industries? Rehovot: Development Study Center. (Hebrew)

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Shefer, D., and Guldman, J. (1980). Air quality control, industrial location and fuel substitution. In J.N. Pitts and R.L. Matcalf (Eds.), Advances in Environmental Science and Technology (pp. 301-367). New York: Wiley Interscience.

Shefer, D., and Guldman, J. (1980). Industrial Location and Air Pollution Quality Control. New York: John Wiley and Sons.

Shefer, D., and Frenkel, A. (1998-forthcoming). Agglomeration and industrial innovation in space: An empirical analysis. In P. Rietveld and D. Shefer (Eds.), Regional Development in an Age of Structural Economic Change. Aldershot: Ashgate Ltd.

Sofer, M., Schnell, I., and Drori, I. (1993). The Arab industry in Israel: Research report: The Institute for Israeli Arab Studies, Beit Berl. (Hebrew)

Soffer, A. Dreams and reality in Israeli industry. Two case studies in the Haifa region. Annual of Museum Haaretz, 1986-7, 275-272. (Hebrew)

Soffer, A. (1967). The vine and wine industry of Israel. Tel-Aviv: Horvitz Foundation. (Hebrew)

Soffer, A. (1973). Industry in Haifa - Hope, reality and prediction. In S. Weiss (Ed.), Haifa-Troubling Reality and Challenge (pp. 130-140). Haifa: Renaissance. (Hebrew)

Soffer, A. (1973). The foundation of industrial towns close to the Green Line. City and Region, 1(2), 87. (Hebrew)

Soffer, A. (1975). Regional industrial estates in Israel. Town and Country Planning, 43(6), 311-313.

Soffer, A. (1976). Distribution of industry in the Haifa Bay area. Studies in the Geography of Israel, 9, 136-155. (Hebrew)

Soffer, A., and Shmueli, A. (1977). Tefen - Industrial estate and settlement - Background, struggle and results. In M. Yedaya and A. Shmueli (Eds.), Landscapes in Western Galilee (pp. 61-72). Haifa: Bemaaravo Shel Galilee. (Hebrew)

Yiftachel, O. (1991). Industrial development and Arab-Jewish economic gaps in the Galilee region, Israel. The Professional Geographer, 41(2), 161-177.