Local Politics and Split Citizenship in Jerusalem

Local Politics and Split Citizenship in Jerusalem

Local politics in Jerusalem is deeply rooted in the broader ethno-national and political conflict between Israelis and Palestinians. Local politics in Jerusalem is also inherently biased, reflecting the political reality of ethnic power.

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Bibliographic Details
Published in:International journal of urban and regional research 1996-03, Vol.20 (1), p.116-133
Main Author: HASSON, SHLOMO
Format: Article
Language:eng
Subjects:
Arab Israeli Relations
Arab-Israeli Conflict
Cities
Citizenship
Ethnic groups
Ethnic Relations
Ethnonationalism
Factors
Israel
Jerusalem
Jerusalem, Israel
Local Government
Local Politics
Minority & ethnic groups
Municipal government
Palestinian people
Political Power
Politics
Power
Social Conflict
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Summary:Local politics in Jerusalem is deeply rooted in the broader ethno-national and political conflict between Israelis and Palestinians. Local politics in Jerusalem is also inherently biased, reflecting the political reality of ethnic power.
ISSN:0309-1317
1468-2427