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Interest Groups and Political Change in Israel (Suny Israeli Studies),Used
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Product Description This book challenges the conventional view of Israeli politics as an ideological, stron party system. Focusing on three important and influential interest groups, the Gush Emunim, the Ihud kibbutz federation, and the Manufacturers Association, DrezonTepler presents a comprehensive view of Israels society and politics. Integrated here are unpublished sources, and material from personal interviews with prominent personalities including Prime Ministers Menachem Begin, Yitzhak Rabin and Shimon Peres, and Minister Ariel Sharon. The book illuminates such current controversial topics in Israel as the influence of the volatile Gush Emunim, the countrys chronically unstable economy, and the continued vitality of the kibbutz movement.Relevant beyond Israels borders, this book enhances understanding of systems, groups, and change, presenting an original, analytical framework of three models for group and party decision making within democracies. Review This is the first systematic exploratory analysis of interest groups in Israels bewildering political system. DrezonTeplers fresh insights help clarify the elusive informal interparty cooperation on such issues of common concern as industry, rural socialism, and settlements in occupied territories. J.C. Hurewitz, Columbia University About the Author Marcia DrezonTepler is a political scientist and Middle East specialist with a Ph.D. from Columbia University, and a former Fulbright Scholar in Israel.
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