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Krakover, S. (1979). The development of three small towns in the northern Negev. In A. Shmueli and Y. Gradus (Eds.), Land of the Negev, Man and Desert (pp. 569-611). Jerusalem: Ministry of Defense Publishing House. (Hebrew)

Krakover, S. (1984). The development towns of Israel: Past problems in a historical perspective. Beer Sheva: The Unit for Welfare Projects, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev. (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)

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)

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Lipshitz, G. (1990). Development towns and their rural hinterland: Temporal analysis of social disparities. In A. Shachar, S. Reichman, Y. Ben-Arie, and A. Gonen (Eds.), Eretz-Israel (pp. 106-117): Eshkol Institute for Economics, Social and Political Research.

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

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Schwartz, D. (1986). The effect of capital investment incentive law on the pace of industrial investment in development towns and on their sectoral composition. Rehovot: The Settlement Study Center. (Hebrew)

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Schwartz, D. (1989). The impact of the law for the encouragement of capital investment on the scope of investments in development towns and on the sectoral composition, Economic Discussion 1998 (pp. 227-249). Jerusalem: The Israel Association for Economics. (Hebrew)

Schwartz, D. (1990). City profile - A new classification of development towns. Economic Quarterly, 145, 194-209. (Hebrew)

Schwartz, D. (1993). The impact of the law for the encouragement of capital investment on the industrial investment of development towns. Rehovot: The Development Study Center. (Hebrew)

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Schwartz, D., and Felsenstein, D. (1988). Economic linkages in the development towns: Implications for local economic development. Rehovot: Development Study Center. (Hebrew)

Schwartz, D., and Felsenstein, D. (1989). The economic connection in development towns between the factories and the city. Rehovot: The Development Study Center. (Hebrew)

Shachar, A. (1971). Israel's development towns: An evaluation of national urbanization policy. Journal of American Institute of Planners, 37(6), 362-372.

Shachar, A. (1973). The regional systems of the towns of Israel. In A. Shachar, D. Weintraub, and E. Cohen (Eds.), Towns of Israel: A Reader (pp. 194-198). Jerusalem: Akademon. (Hebrew)

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Shefer, D., and Alfandari, T. (1992). Motivations for migration of upwardly mobile populations to and from development towns in Israel. Haifa: The Samuel Neaman Institute for Advanced Studies in Science and Technology.

Shefer, D., and Frenkel, A. (1987). Generating alternative socio-economic development policies for Israeli development towns. Haifa: The Samuel Neaman Institute for Advanced Studies in Science and Technology. (Hebrew)

Shefer, D., and Frenkel, A. (1989). Job creation in Israeli development towns. Haifa: The Samuel Neaman Institute for Advanced Studies in Science and Technology. (Hebrew)