Les limites d'un système électoral

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Beyond the security vs. liberty paradigm: An analysis of "security" politics in Israe

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Religion in the Israeli parliament: a typology

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“Managing the borders, governing the other: the construction of asylum seekers in Israel”

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The use of religion in the Israeli Parliament: a typology

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Human Rights in Time of Protracted State of Emergency: the case of Israel.

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Beyond the security vs. liberty discourse. An analysis of Israeli politics on citizenship since the second Intifada

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The discursive construction of the new ‘other’: an analysis of the Israeli political discourse on asylum seekers

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Cleavages and political party system in Israel: Applying Lipset and Rokkan's model to a non Western case

Drawing on the classic theories of cleavages developed by Lipset and Rokkan, the article offers a new approach to understand the existing party system in Israel and a new typology of the Israeli cleavages. Through a socio-historical methodology, the analysis leads to theidentification of three cleavages, namely a religious-secular, a centre-periphery and a Weltanschauung cleavage, and offers an explanation for the non-crystallisation of the socioeconomic lines of opposition. The article finally tests the political alternative freezing hypothesis presented by Lipset and Rokkan. It reveals that the Israeli political system has known a crucial moment of political opening and democratisation in the late 1970s, after which the political structures and political families crystallised and remained unchanged.info:eu-repo/semantics/publishe