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Amiran, D.H.K. (1939). The geographical regions of Palestine. Geographical Review, 29, 61-80.

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Amiran, D.H.K. (1953). The pattern of settlement in Palestine. Israel Exploration Journal, 3, 65-78.

Amiran, D.H.K., and Shachar, A. (1960). Estimates of the urban population of Palestine in the second half of the nineteenth century. Israel Exploration Journal, 10, 181-183.

Amiran, D.H.K. (1963). Nomadic and Bedouin population in the census returns of mandatory Palestine. Israel Exploration Journal, 13, 247-252.

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Ben-Artzi, Y., Kark, R., and Aaronsohn, R. (1988). Functions of Jewish settlement sites in Palestine 1882-1914, before purchase-Khans or estates? Zionism, 13, 263-284. (Hebrew)

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Biger, G. (1979). The role of British regime in changing the landscape of Palestine, 1918-1929, Occasional Papers, 35, London: Department of Geography, University College.

Biger, G. (1981). The establishment of the southern boundary of Palestine after World War I. The New East, 31, (1-4), 124-137. (Hebrew)

Biger, G. (1981). The delimitation of the eastern boundary of Palestine. Cathedra, 20, 203-206. (Hebrew)

Biger, G. (1981). Where was Palestine? Pre World War I perceptions of an unknown familiar area.

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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.

Biger, G. (1982). The creation of Palestine. In Y. Porat and Y. Shavit (eds.), The Mandate and the National Homeland (pp. 12-19). Jerusalem: Keter. (Hebrew)

Biger, G. (1982). Different attitudes toward the delimitation of Palestine at the eve of the delimitation of the country. In Y. Aviram (ed.), Research of Palestine, pp. 22-31, Jerusalem. Association for Eretz Israel Research, (Hebrew)

Biger, G. (1982). The perception of the boundaries of Eretz Israel (Palestine) in the eyes of the “First Alia” people. Horizons in Geography, 6, 27-33. (Hebrew)

Biger, G. (1982). Political and geographical arguments in the delimitation of the northern boundary of Palestine during the Mandate period. In A. Shmueli et al. (eds.) The Galilee lands, pp. 427-442, Haifa: Ministry of Defense Press. (Hebrew)

Biger, G., and Grossman, D. (1992). Population density in the traditional village in Palestine. Cathedra, 63, 108-121. (Hebrew)

Biger, G. (1983). National Homeland or Crown Colony. Jerusalem: Yad Yizhak Ben Zvi. (Hebrew)

Biger, G. (1983). The distribution of the industry in Palestine in the early Mandate period. Economic Quarterly, 29(115), 378-393. (Hebrew)

Biger, G. (1983). The territorial organization of the British regime in Palestine. Horizons in Geography, 9-10, 15-24. (Hebrew)

Biger, G. (1984). The industry in the towns and districts of Palestine in the early Mandate period, Cathedra 29, 79-112. (Hebrew)

Biger, G. (1985). Municipal elections in British Palestine. State, Government and International Relations, 24, 63-85. (Hebrew)

Biger, G. and Rubinstein, S. (1986). Early attempt of Jewish settlements in the Arava and Gulf of Eilat during the Mandate period. The Zionism, 11, 271-277.

Biger, G. (1988). The Northern Fence – The first military fence in Palestine. In Y. Wallach, et al. (eds.), War Research (pp. 111-120). Tel-Aviv: Ma’arachot. (Hebrew)

Biger, G. (1988). The American View of the Tel-Hai Affair. The Journal of Israeli History, 19,1, 91-94.

Biger, G. (1989). The American consulate in Palestine and the 1920-1921 disturbances, Cathedra, 49, 133-159.

Biger, G. (1990). First American involvement’s in Palestine during the Mandate period, Israel – Land and People, 5-6(23-24), 257-266. (Hebrew)

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.

Biger, G. (1991). Geographical organization of Palestine during the military administration, 1917-1920. In M. Eliav, (ed.) Siege and Distress, (pp. 248-259). Jerusalem: Yad Ben Zvi, (Hebrew)

Biger, G. (1991). A geographical analysis of imperial rule: The British regime in Eretz Israel (Palestine), 1917-1929. In J. Aviram, and A. Shachar, (eds.) Eretz-Israel 22, (pp. 27-35) Jerusalem: The Israel Exploration Society. (Hebrew)

Biger, G. (1992). Geographical Analysis of British Imperial rule: The case of Palestine 1917-1929. In R. Allen, H. Baker and G. Biger (eds.). Ideology and Landscape in Historical Perspective, (pp. 121-151). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

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. and Grossman, D. (1993). Village and town population in Palestine during the Mandate period and their relevance to archaeology. The 2nd International Congress of Biblical Archaeology, 1990, Paper Supplementies, pp. 19-30, Jerusalem.

Biger, G. (1994). An Empire in the Holy Land - Historical Geography of the British Administration

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Biger, G. (1996). Town planning in the British Mandate Period. Open University. (Hebrew)

Biger, G. and Liphschitz, N. (1997). Domestication of exotic trees in Mandatory Palestine. Cathedra, 85, 126-161.

Brawer, M. (1947). A Short Modern Geography of Palestine. London: Board of Jewish Education.

Gavish D. and Biger, G. (1981). The history of the mapping of Palestine. Cathedra, 20, 207-216. (Hebrew)

Gavish D. and Biger, B. (1983). Initial use of aerial photography in town mapping, Survey Review, 27(208), 81-91.

Gavish, D., and Kark, R. (1993). The cadastral mapping of Palestine 1858-1928. The Geographical Journal, 159, 70-80.

Gavish D. and Biger, G. (1985). Innovative cartography in Palestine, 1917-1918. The Cartographical Journal, 22, 38-44.

Glass, J.B., and Kark, R. (in press). Sephardi and Oriental Jews in Eretz Israel (Palestine). In R. Simon, S. Reguen, and M. Lankier (Eds.), The Jews of the Middle East and North Africa: Columbia University.

Golan, A. and Ben-Arieh, Y. (1984). Sub-divisions and settlements in 19th century sanjak of Nablus. Eretz Israel, 17, 38-65. (Hebrew)

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Grossman, D. (1980). The population of Palestine in the nineteenth century. Asian and African Studies, 14(3), 287-292.

Kark, R., and Aaronsohn, R. (1979). Agricultural Settlement of Jews and Christians in 19th Century Palestine. Jerusalem: Academon. (Hebrew)

Kark, R. (1984). Conceptual models of developing pre-industrial cities: An examination of their applicability to 19th century Palestine. Geography Research Forum, 7, 18-27.

Kark, R. (1984). Land acquisition and new agricultural settlement in Palestine during the Tyomkin period, 1890-1892. Zionism, 9, 179-193. (Hebrew)

Kark, R. (1984). Land ownership and spatial change in the nineteenth century Palestine: An overview. In M. Roscizewsky (Ed.), Transition From Spontaneous to Regulated Spatial Organization (pp. 183-196). Warsaw: The Polish Academy of Sciences.

Kark, R. (1984). Changing patterns of land ownership in nineteenth century Palestine: The European influence. Journal of Historical Geography, 10, 357-384.

Kark, R., Aaronsohn, R., and Shillony, Z. (1984). Land Ownership and Settlement in Palestine 1800-1948. Jerusalem: Academon.

Kark, R., and Gerber, H. (1984). Land registry maps in Palestine during the Ottoman Period. Cathedra, 21(1), 30-32. (Hebrew)

Kark, R. (1986). Annual reports of the United States consuls in the Holy Land as a source for the study of nineteenth century Palestine. In M. David (Ed.), With Eyes Towards Zion, Vol. 2 (pp. 127-177). New York: Praeger.

Kark, R. (1987). Land purchase by Montefiore in Palestine - Legal, political and economical aspects. In Y. Ben-Arieh, Y. Ben-Artzi, and H. Goren (Eds.), Historical Geographic Studies in the Settlement of Eretz Israel (pp. 34-44). Jerusalem: Yad-Izhak Ben-Zvi. (Hebrew)

Kark, R., and Shilloni, T. (1988). The Bergheim family and the farm in Abu Shusha. In C. Issawi (Ed.), The Fertile Crescent 1800-1914. A documentary Economic History (pp. 332-336). New York: Oxford Press.

Kark, R. (1988). Agricultural land in Palestine: Letters to Sir Montefiore, 1839. Transactions: Institute of British Geographers, 29, 207-230.

Kark, R. (1988). Annual reports of the United States consuls in the Holy Land as a source for the study of nineteenth century Palestine. Cathedra, 50, 111-139. (Hebrew)

Kark, R. (1989). Transportation in 19th century Palestine: Reintroduction of the wheel. In R. Kark (Ed.), The Land that Became Israel (pp. 57-76). Jerusalem: Magnes Press.

Kark, R. (1990). The decline and rise of the coastal towns in Palestine 1800-1914. In B.Z. Kedar, T. Dothan, and S. Safrai (Eds.), Commerce in Palestine Through the Ages, Studies (pp. 324-337). Jerusalem: Yad-Izhak Ben-Zvi.

Kark, R. (1993). Ottoman policy and U.S. attitudes regarding land purchase and settlement of American Jews in Palestine. Studies in Zionism, the Yishuv and the State of Israel, 14, 211-218.

Kark, R., Glass, J., and Even-Or, S. (1994). The first railway in Palestine - History and entrepreneurship. Ariel, 100, 40-51. (Hebrew)

Kark, R. (1997). Malmuk and Ottoman cadastral surveys and early mapping of landed properties in Palestine. Agricultural History, 71, 46-70.

Kark, R. (1997). Land purchase and mapping in a mid-nineteenth century Palestinian village. Palestine Exploration Quarterly, 130, 150-161.

Kark, R. (1997). Clock towers in Palestine. Etmol, 22(5), 17-18. (Hebrew)

Kark, R. (1998). The Kaiser in Jerusalem. Etmol, 23, 3-6. (Hebrew)

Kark, R., and Glass, J.B. (in press). The Jews in Eretz - Israel (Palestine), from traditional peripherality to modern centrality. Israel Affairs.

Katz, Y., Reichman, S., and Paz, Y. Absorptive capacity and rates of absorption as topics annexed to the discussion of immigration to Palestine from the inception of the recent Jewish settlement of Palestine. Eretz Israel, 22, 206-227. (Hebrew)

Katz, Y. (1977). The origins of the moshava Kinneret. Nofim, 5, 37-49. (Hebrew)

Katz, Y. (1978). A comparison between Kinneret at its inception and the Migdal farm. Nofim, 9-10, 145-154. (Hebrew)

Katz, Y. (1980). Plans for establishing garden cities in Eretz Israel during the second decade of the 20th century. Cathedra, 15, 198-200. (Hebrew)

Katz, Y. (1981). Private initiative in second aliyah settlement. Studies in Zionism, the Yishuv and the State of Israel, 341.

Katz, Y. (1981). The plans and efforts of the Jews of Winnipeg to purchase land to establish an agricultural settlement in Palestine before World War One. Canadian Jewish Historical Society Journal, 5(1), 1-16.

Katz, Y. (1982). The achuza projects in Eretz Israel 1908-1917. Cathedra, 22, 119-144. (Hebrew)

Katz, Y. (1985). "Achuzat Bait" association 1906-1909: Laying the foundations for Tel-Aviv. Cathedra, 33, 161-191. (Hebrew)

Katz, Y. (1985). Diffusion of the urban idea: The Tel-Aviv suburb as a model for plans to establish modern suburbs in Israel from the end of the first decade of the century until the outbreak of World War I. Horizons in Geography, 11-12, 108-127. (Hebrew)

Katz, Y. (1986). The Jewish National Fund assists in the establishment of Tel-Aviv. Studies in the Geography of Israel, 12, 99-108. (Hebrew)

Katz, Y. (1986). Internal Zionist competition over land acquisition in Palestine: The establishment and activities of the 'New Society for the Acquisition of Land', 1912-1914. Zionism - Studies in the History of the Zionist Movement and the Jewish Community in Palestine, 11, 119-158. (Hebrew)

Katz, Y. (1986). The origins of modern Tiberias: Efforts to establish Jewish neighborhoods outside the walls of Tiberias after the beginning of the 20th century. Mituv Teviryah, 4, 23-30. (Hebrew)

Katz, Y. (1987). Give Redemption Unto the Land: The Geulah Company for the Purchase of Lands in Palestine. Jerusalem: Yad Yitzhak Ben-Zvi Press. (Hebrew)

Katz, Y. (1987). The attempted settlement at Kfar-Uria on the eve of World War I. Zion - A Quarterly for Research in Jewish History, 52(1), 45-55. (Hebrew)

Katz, Y. (1987). Nationalist-capitalist initiative in the settlement activity of the private Zionist enterprise in Palestine. Jewish History, 2(1), 7-20. (Hebrew)

Katz, Y. (1987). The colonization project of the Russian Zionists in Palestine on the eve of the First World War: The development of Achuzat Migdal 1910-1921. Cathedra, 42, 129-152. (Hebrew)

Katz, Y. (1988). The failure of a method: The English episode in the history of Karkur. In Y. Ben-Arieh and Y. Ben-Artzi (Eds.), Historical Geographic Studies in the Settlement of Eretz Israel (pp. 118-127). Jerusalem: Yad Yitzhak Ben-Zvi Press. (Hebrew)

Katz, Y. (1988). Land prices in Palestine at the beginning of the 20th century and until the start of the First World War - Geographic variants and temporal dynamics. In A. Berglas and M. Fein (Eds.), Studies in Economics (pp. 139-157). (Hebrew)

Katz, Y. (1990). Abandoned settlements in Sharon: The case of Hefzi-Bah 1906-1930. In A. Degani, D. Grossman, and A. Shmueli (Eds.), Hasharon - Between Yarkon and Carmel (pp. 385-395). Tel-Aviv: Tel-Aviv University Press. (Hebrew)

Katz, Y. (1990). Land acquisition in Tel-Aviv up to World War I: Trends, characteristics and settlement repercussions, Redemption in the Land of Eretz Israel - Ideology and Practice (pp. 165-184). Jerusalem: Yad Ben-Zvi Press. (Hebrew)

Katz, Y. (1990). The failure of the veteran settlements and the ideological foundations of the Sejera farm - The opinion of the agronomist Ber Brutzuks. Horizons in Geography, 30, 81-87. (Hebrew)

Katz, Y., and Neuman, S. (1990). Agricultural land transaction in Palestine 1900-1914: A quantitative analysis. Explorations in Economic History, 27(1), 29-44.

Katz, Y., Ben-Arieh, Y., and Kaniel, Y. (1991). Historical-Geographical Studies in the Settlement of Israel (pp. 244). Tel-Aviv: Yad Ben-Zvi Press. (Hebrew)

Katz, Y. (1991). The Zionist movement and the Palestinian mountain region, Judea and Samaria Research Studies (pp. 185-201): The College of Judea and Samaria. (Hebrew)

Katz, Y. (1992). Transfer of population as a solution to international disputes. Political Geography, 11(1).

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

Katz, Y., and Grossman, D. (1993). The dominance of nucleation: The Jewish experience in the early phase of Jewish settlement. GeoJournal, 31(4), 401-407.

Katz, Y. (1994). The "Business" of Settlement: Zionist Private Entrepreneurship in the Jewish Settlement of Palestine, 1900-1914. Jerusalem: The Magness Press.

Katz, Y. (1994). The extension of Ebenezer Howard's ideas on urbanization outside the British Isles: The example of Palestine. GeoJournal, 34(4), 467-473.

Katz, Y. (1994). The Palestinian mountain region and Zionist settlement policy, 1882-1948. Middle Eastern Studies, 30(2), 304-329.

Katz, Y. (1994). Zionist political and settlement activity in the late thirties to change the royal commission's partition plan: The case of Beisan Valley. The Jewish Journal of Sociology, 36(2), 1-20.

Katz, Y. (1995). The Jewish Colonization Association Jubilee Volume: A Compendium of Articles Presented to the Conclave Marking 100 Years Since the Establishment of the Association. Jerusalem: Institute for the Research of the History of the Jewish National Fund.

Katz, Y. (1995). Identity, nationalism and place names: Zionist efforts to preserve the original local Hebrew names in official publications of the Mandate Government of Palestine. Names, 43(2), 103-118.

Katz, Y. (1996). The Religious Kibbutz During the Mandate Period. Ramat Gan: Bar Ilan University Press. (Hebrew)

Katz, Y. (1996). The partition of Eretz Israel (Palestine). In Y. Gradus and G. Lipshitz (Eds.), The Mosaic of Israeli Geography (pp. 307-320). Beer Sheva: Ben-Gurion University of the Negev Press.

Katz, Y. (1997). The absorptive capacity of Palestine 1882-1948. Middle Eastern Studies, 33(2), 338-361.

Katz, Y. (1998). Partner to Partition: The Jewish Agency's Partition Plan in the Mandate Era. London: Frank Cass.

Katz, Y. (1999). Religion and Settlement: The Settlement Project of the Religious Kibbutz Movement in the Land of Israel. Jerusalem: Magness Press.

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Khamaisi, R. (1998). Towards a policy of building new towns in the formation of a new station: Palestine. Town Planning Review, 20(3), 285-308.

Khamaisi, R. (1999). Urban strategy for strengthening of national development in the new State of Palestine. Urban Geography, 20(2), 168-187.

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Liphschitz, N. and Biger, G. (1995). Sand dune reclamation in British Palestine. In I.G. Simmons and A.M. Mannion (eds.), Changing Nature of the People Environment Relationship: Evidence From A Variety of Archives (pp. 47-55). Proceedings of International Geographical Union Commission on Historical Monitoring of Environmental Changes Meeting, August 18-21, 1994, Prihrazy, Czech Republic, Prague.

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