Zionism

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Bar-Gal, Y. (1991). The Good and the Bad, Hundred of Zionist Images in Geography. London: University of London.

Bar-Gal, Y. (1992). Moledet and Geography in One Hundred Years of Zionist Education. Tel-Aviv: Am Oved. (Hebrew)

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Golan, A. (1992). The transfer of abandoned rural arab lands to Jews during Israel's War of Independence. Cathedra, 63, 122-154. (Hebrew)

Golan, A. (1993). Jewish refugees in Israel's War of Independence. Contemporary Jewry, 8, 217-242. (Hebrew)

Golan, A. (1995). The transfer to Jewish control of abandoned Arab land during the War of Independence. In S.I. Troen, and N. Lucas (Eds.), Israel: The First Decade of Independence, (pp. 403-440). Albany: State University of New York Press.

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Kark, R. (1984). Zionist settlement policy in the Negev prior to the state of Israel. In D.H.K. Amiran, M. Brawer, A. Negev, and Y. Karmon (Eds.), Eretz-Israel (pp. 101-108). Jerusalem: Israel Exploration Society. (Hebrew)

Kark, R. (1988). Historical sites - Perception and land purchase: The case of Modiin, 1882-1931. Studies in Zionism, the Yishuv and the State of Israel, 9, 1-17.

Kark, R. (1990). Redemption of the Land of Eretz-Israel: Ideology and Practice (pp. 320). Jerusalem: Yad Izhak Ben-Zvi Publications. (Hebrew)

Kark, R. (1990). Historical sites - Perception and land purchase: The case of Modiin, 1882-1931. In R. Kark (Ed.), Redemption in the Land of Eretz Israel - Ideology and Practice (pp. 96-117). Jerusalem: Yad-Izhak Ben-Zvi.

Katz, Y. (1980). Poriyah: The first achuza in Palestine. Horizons in Geography, 4, 57-65. (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). A Town is Born (pp. 160). Tel-Aviv: Ministry of Defense. (Hebrew)

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. (1983). Attempts at acquiring Sheik Munis on the eve of the First World War, Between the Yarkon and Ayalon (pp. 139-150). Ramat Gan: Bar Ilan University Press. (Hebrew)

Katz, Y. (1983). The founding and beginning of Herzlia neighborhood: The first Hebrew neighborhood on Mt. Carmel. Horizons in Geography, 9, 49-57. (Hebrew)

Katz, Y. (1984). An internal Zionist dispute on Jewish settlement outside the land of Israel: The case of Turkey. Zion - A Quarterly for Research in Jewish History, 49(3), 265-288. (Hebrew)

Katz, Y. (1984). A comment on acquisition of land by Jews in Eretz Israel. Economic Quarterly, 122, 315-316. (Hebrew)

Katz, Y. (1985). Zionist plans to acquire land in Lebanon at the beginning of the twentieth century. Cathedra, 35, 53-57. (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. (1987). Zionist political action in Turkey, 1882-1914: The plan for Jewish settlement in the young Turks era. International Journal of Turkish Studies, 4(1), 115-135.

Katz, Y. (1987). Zionist organization and urban Jewish colonization in Palestine prior to World War One. Jewish Social Studies, 49, 293-302.

Katz, Y. (1988). Cooperation among Jewish companies and organizations in land acquisition in Palestine 1900-1914. Zionism - Studies in the History of the Zionist Movement and the Jewish Community in Palestine, 13, 285-297. (Hebrew)

Katz, Y. (1989). Zionist Private Enterprise in the Building of Eretz Israel (Palestine) During the Second Aliyah 1904-1914. Ramat Gan: Bar Ilan University Press. (Hebrew)

Katz, Y. (1989). Private Zionist initiative and the settlement enterprise in Eretz Israel in the early 1900s: Nationalist capitalism of private capital, The Land that Became Israel (pp. 275-286). Jerusalem: Magnes and Yale Press.

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. (1991). The formulation of the Jewish Agency's proposal for the boundaries of the partition, 1937-1938. Zion - A Quarterly for Research in Jewish History, 56(4), 401-439. (Hebrew)

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

Katz, Y., and Sandler, S. (1995). The origins and implementation of the Zionist conception of state borders. The Journal of Strategic Studies, 18(2), 146-168.

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., and Neuman, S. (1996). Women's quest for occupational equality: The case of Jewish female agricultural workers in prestate Israel. Rural History: Economy, Society and Culture, 7(1), 33-52.

Katz, Y. (1998). The burden of proof still remains. Contemporary Jewry, 11-12, 39-50. (Hebrew)

Katz, Y. (1998). Meyer Dizengoff and Akiva Arieh Weiss: Biographical essays, The Second Aliyah. Jerusalem: Yad Yitzhak Ben-Zvi Press.

Katz, Y. (in press). Zionism and Jerusalem - The conflict of priorities: Changes in the Zionist settlement in the Jerusalem vicinity towards the close of the British Mandatory era. Israel Affairs.

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Kellerman, A. (1996). Settlement myth and settlement activity: Interrelationships in the Zionist land of Israel. Transactions: Institute of British Geographers, 21, 363-378.

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Liphschitz, N. and Biger, G. (1996). Zionist forestation policy in Palestine 1895-1948. Cathedra, 80, 88-108. (Hebrew)

Liphschitz, N. and Biger, G. (1996). Afforestation policy of the Zionist Movement in Palestine 1895-1948. In C. Watkins (ed.), Advance in Forest and Woodland History, pp. 165-180. British Ecological Society, Nottingham University (paper).

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Porat, C. (1991). Zionist policy on land settlement in the Negev, 1947. Cathedra, 62, 123-154. (Hebrew)

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Schnell, I. (1997). Nature and environment in the socialist-Zionist perceptions: Sense of desolation. Ecumene, 4(1), 69-85.

Schnell, I. (1998). Transformations in the myth of the inner valleys as a Zionist place. In A. Light and M.J. Smith (Eds.), Philosophies of Places and Geography, Vol. 3 (pp. 97-117).

Schnell, I. (1998). Transformations in Zionist geographic myth in Wardenga. In U. Wardenga and W. Wilcznski (Eds.), Region, Ideology and Geographic Thought (pp. 97-118): WSP Kielich Studies in Philosophy and Geography.

Schnell, I. (forthcoming). The presentation of Tel-Aviv in Zionist art. Geographie et Culture. (French)

Soffer, A. (1998). 100 years of Zionism: From holding 'dunam to dunam' to territory for peace. Nativ, 10(3), 26-34. (Hebrew)