This study explores features of the routinization of the Israeli-Arab conflict in everyday life in Israel. Specifically, it examines how foreign students view this aspect of the culture of conflict, compared to the point of view of Israeli students born into the day-to-day reality of a society that has been engaged in an intractable conflict for decades. Findings show that foreigners perceived and identified various conflict-related routines that have been absorbed into the social and physical spaces of daily life in Israel, becoming unnoticeable to Israelis. This was the case particularly with various images and symbols of the conflict that saturate both public and private spaces, conflict-related informal norms of behavior, and the central place that the conflict occupies in private interpersonal discourse. These results are discussed in relation to the functionalities of the routinization of the conflict and its implications.
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Routinization of the Israeli-Arab Conflict
The Perspective of Outsiders
Soli Vered and Daniel Bar-Tal
Jonathan Magonet
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In The Cambridge Journal of Anthropology
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- 01 Mar 2016
- Article Type:
- Research Article
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- 32–44
The Missing Policing
The Absent Concept of Policing and Its Substitutes in Israeli Military Doctrine
Ofra Ben-Ishai
‘intractable conflict’ ( Inbar and Shamir 2014 ) in order to mitigate the deep political conflict with regard to the Occupation and restore the national consensus and the military's legitimacy. The new doctrine was hybrid: it sought a middle road between
Tair Karazi-Presler, Moti Gigi, Luis Roniger, Yossi Harpaz, Oded Adomi Leshem, Meir Elran, Dany Bahar, and Yuval Benziman
pertain to the changing circumstances in the politics of the region. Oded Adomi Leshem George Mason University references Leshem , Oded Adomi . 2017 . “What You Wish for Is Not What You Expect: Measuring Hope for Peace during Intractable Conflicts
Richard Ivan Jobs, Judith Surkis, Laura Lee Downs, Nimisha Barton, and Kimberly A. Arkin
Wilder, aporias arrested in irresolvable opposition. He shows instead how they were productive for Césaire and Senghor’s thinking, as each worked to elaborate innovative solutions to the apparently intractable conflict between the Republic and its
In French Politics, Culture & Society
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- 01 Jun 2016
- Article Type:
- Book Review
- Pages:
- 131–150
Ken Stein, Yael Berda, Galia Golan, Pnina Peri, Yuval Benziman, Dalia Gavriely-Nuri, Muzna Awayed-Bishara, and Aziza Khazzoom
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Rianna Oelofsen
which ‘the cycle of reprisal and counter-reprisal’ (2000: 209) that characterises situations of intractable conflict can be broken. Importantly, Tutu also emphasises that justice cannot occur without proper reparations. He writes, most frequently, the
