http://www.macro.org.il/ îøëæ îà÷øå - äîøëæ ìëìëìä îãéðéú ëì äæëåéåú ùîåøåú © îøëæ îà÷øå - äîøëæ ìëìëìä îãéðéú 1999-2008. he Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:03 +0200 Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:03 +0200 Israeli Economy A presentation by Dr. Nathanson to the FFSI Group in Tel-Aviv in June 2008. Tel-Aviv: The Macro Center For Political Economics http://www.macro.org.il/israeli-economy-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:03 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/israeli-economy-en.html Regional Cooperation and Development Tel Aviv - Berlin: The Friedrich Ebert Foundation, The Macro Center for Political Economics, The Center for International Communications and Policy in Bar-Ilan University and the Institute for World Society Studies in Bielefeld University. http://www.macro.org.il/regional-co-operation-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:03 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/regional-co-operation-en.html Society Tel-Aviv: The Israeli Institute for Economic and Social Research http://www.macro.org.il/society-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:03 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/society-en.html Society Tel-Aviv: The Israeli Institute for Economic and Social Research http://www.macro.org.il/society-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:03 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/society-en.html The New World of Work Tel Aviv: The Israeli Institute for Economic and Social Research http://www.macro.org.il/the-new-world-of-work-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:03 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/the-new-world-of-work-en.html Society This collection of articles reviews socio-economic reforms in Europe in order to ascertain their applicability to Israel. The first article examines Israel�s social-democratic agenda and how to devise new operative measures to implement its goals especially in the economic sphere (unemployment, taxation, etc.). The second article discusses the Third Way as an approach to reinstating the balance between institutional stability and public interest representation in the Israeli context. Also included is an article on new directions for socio-economic policymaking in Israel and another that suggests outlines for the reform of Israel's social-democratic parties based on an analysis of the European case. Tel-Aviv: The Israeli Institute for Economic and Social Research and The Friedrich Ebert Foundation http://www.macro.org.il/society-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:03 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/society-en.html Society Tel-Aviv: The Israeli Institute for Economic and Social Research http://www.macro.org.il/society-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:03 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/society-en.html The New World of Work Tel-Aviv: The Israeli Institute for Economic and Social Reaearch, The Friedrich Ebert Foundation and NA`AMAT http://www.macro.org.il/the-new-world-of-work-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:03 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/the-new-world-of-work-en.html Society Tel-Aviv: The Israeli Institute for Economic and Social Research and the Friedrich Ebert Foundation http://www.macro.org.il/society-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:03 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/society-en.html Society This report represents the findings of a survey conducted among a representative sample of Israel's Jewish population. The survey examined public attitudes concerning women's suitability for positions in local government and the isposition to support women candidates for public office. The main question investigated was whether the inclusion of local issues traditionally characterised as women's issues education, culture, environmental quality and quality of life - on a candidate's platform increased the likelihood of women's participating in local politics. A major finding was that lthough representation of women in local government has been increasing slowly since the 1960's in Jewish communities, women's participation in government remains below that of other western democracies. Tel-Aviv: The Israeli Institute for Economic and Social Research http://www.macro.org.il/society-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:03 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/society-en.html Society The goal of the research was to profile the Israeli woman, in general and by sector, as she enters the Third Millennium. The research, based on a survey made in 1999 among a sample of 1,000 women, included items pertaining to four ain issues: The Israeli woman's perception of her social status; mechanisms used by the State to support women's articipation in the labour market; the effectiveness of women's organisations in improving the status of women; and women's current personal, physical and mental state. The findings indicate that although more than 50% of the respondents believe that the status of women has improved in Israel, there is considerable room for further improvement. Tel-Aviv: The Isareli Institute for Economic and Social Research and The Friedrich Ebert Foundation http://www.macro.org.il/society-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:03 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/society-en.html Society Israel is one of numerous countries suffering from the syndrome of minority under-representation together with animosity felt by a large ethnic minority towards the regime. The objective of this proposal was to provide directions for improving the status of Arab minorities (Moslem, Christian and Druze) in Israel by abolishing discriminatory policies, providing equitable human services and making equal opportunities available to all its citizens. The plan addresses five areas of reform: (1) Allocation of funds to the Arab community for the purpose of upgrading education, free practice of religious worship and developing other areas of socio-cultural expression, (2) Increase in equal opportunity employment for qualified Arabs, (3) Establishment of a national service program designed for the Arab population and allow more Arabs to serve in the Israel Defence Forces, (4 Promotion of a greater number of professional Arab educators to high administrative posts and their involvement in the design of educational programs targeted to the Arab community, and (5) Provision of additional land for housing in Arab communities. Tel-Aviv: The Israeli Institute for Economic and Social Research http://www.macro.org.il/society-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:03 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/society-en.html Society In 1998, the Israeli Institute for Economic and Social Research published a comprehensive study on Israeli youth’s attitudes toward major issues and institutions. The present study continues this exploration. Then as now, the project’s immediate purpose was to describe how young people from every sector of Israel’s multicultural society felt in response to the major events that have impinged on their lives. Tel-Aviv: The Israeli Institute for Economic and Social Research and The Friedrich Ebert Foundation http://www.macro.org.il/society-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:03 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/society-en.html Society How can we describe the impact of globalisation on social democracy? Members of Israel's Knesset and other decision makers met in order to discuss this issue at a seminar on “Social-Democratic Reform in an Era of Globalisation.” Summaries of the remarks made and the conclusions reached are presented in the paper. The four main issues discussed were: The welfare state in an era of globalisation; Israel’s agenda with respect to pensions, health and workers from foreign countries; budgetary reform; and parliamentarism, NGOs, and the social democratic agenda. Tel-Aviv: The Israeli Institute for Economic and Social Research and The Friedrich Ebert Foundation http://www.macro.org.il/society-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:03 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/society-en.html Society Reported in this publication are findings of a study assessing the attitudes of adult Jewish Israelis towards Germany and the German people. The purpose of the study was to ascertain if, 55 years after the Holocaust, Israelis recognise the existence of a "new Germany" and if they are prepared to enter into a dialogue with Germans born after World War II. The research was conducted in two parts. First, in-depth personal interviews were conducted among 70 members of Israel’s elite (the social elite, leading politicians, academicians, artists and others); second, a public opinion survey was conducted among a representative sample of Israel’s adult Jewish population. Four issues were examined: Jewish Israeli perceptions of German anti-Semitism expressed during the 1990s, the Israeli public perceptions of Germany's attitude toward Israel, the Israeli public's attitudes toward Germany and Israeli views of German democracy. The findings of the research indicate that Israeli attitudes toward Germany are likely to be influenced by: (a) the progress of globalisation and (b) investments in programs geared toward changing attitudes toward Europe in general and Germany in particular. http://www.macro.org.il/society-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:03 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/society-en.html Society Although the conditions of the Negev Bedouins have improved since establishment of the State of Israel in 1948, much has still to be done not only to remedy old problems but to solve new ones. Israeli government policy towards the Negev Bedouins has focused on three main issues: (1) Land disputes and unrecognised villages, (2) Sedentarisation and (3) Education and provision of human services. The research suggests alternative policy directions and concrete solutions to these problems. Tel-Aviv: The Middle East Center for Legal and Economic Research (MEILER) in co-operation with The Israeli Institute for Economic and Social Research http://www.macro.org.il/society-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:03 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/society-en.html Society Tel-Aviv: The Israeli Institute for Economic and Social Research and The Friedrich Ebert Foundation http://www.macro.org.il/society-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:03 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/society-en.html Society Kibbutz Shefayim: The Israeli Institute for Economic and Social Research, The Golda Association for Labour Education and The Friedrich Ebert Foundation http://www.macro.org.il/society-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:03 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/society-en.html Regional Cooperation and Development Tel Aviv - Vienna: The Friedrich Ebert Foundation, The Israeli Institute for Economic and Social Research, The Institute for World Society Studies in Bielefeld University, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev. http://www.macro.org.il/regional-co-operation-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:03 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/regional-co-operation-en.html Regional Cooperation and Development The current report’s objective was to estimate the value of real estate holdings in the West Bank. In order to complete this mission, we were required to examine the built-up areas in the West Bank. Deliberations on the appropriate way to conduct such a comprehensive and detailed a study raised two basic issues demanding resolution: first, the sources of the data and second, calculation of the property’s value. Sources of information: Within Israel, the subject of the Occupied Territories continues to be highly conflictual. Government collection of information on the subject of the West Bank and Gaza is sporadic; relevant information is therefore difficult to locate, retrieve, and present. Israel takes advantage of the fact that the territories are not under official Israeli sovereignty, a fact that releases the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) from any responsibility for collection of data in these areas. Nor are the Territories under the authority of any specific government ministries - we were consistently referred to the Civil Administration, the agency that holds the data. Yet, the Civil Administration does not abide by dictates of transparency and refuses to cooperate with civilian entities. The situation is such that Adv. Talia Sasson, Prime Minister Sharon’s representative, wrote the following in her report on the unauthorized outposts: “Difficulties in accessibility to information regarding the establishment of the unauthorized outposts: The relevant information regarding the unauthorized outposts is not to be found in a single ministry. On the contrary, every ministry that supplied me with information holds only partial information regarding the outposts. There is no authority or body which gathers all of the relevant information concerning the matter of outposts, nor coordinates government activity regarding them. Part of the information is accessible, but a major part of it is concealed. Even after inquiring and exploring, I cannot say that I have reached all the necessary information. This is sometimes due to bureaucratic complexity, the scope of the information, the number of authorities and offices involved in the matter, and the time that has passed. But in more than a number of occasions I was under the impression that the office or official in charge of the relevant information was not willing to disclose it. I received some of this information from other sources. The result is that I could not arrive at all the required information. Furthermore, some of the people I approached refused to converse with me. Some claimed to be too busy, some met with me but refused to give answers to the point to most of my questions.” We have cited Adv. Sasson’s report rather extensively in order to shed light on the obstacles placed before anyone interested in examining the issue. When we realized that official doors were closed to sources of information, we chose an alternative but equally valuable approach for accessing the relevant data: up-to-date aerial photographs. These aerial photographs were supplemented by data obtained from the CBS and the Internet sites now available to all. Thus, all the information obtained from the aerial photographs of the settlements was juxtaposed with public sources made available by the CBS (for details on methodology employed, see Chapter 3). Calculation of value: Calculation of value is another controversial issue, cardinal to any attempt to reach a mutually agreed-upon solution. Therefore, we believe it important to explain the principles guiding our decisions on the subject. It would be inappropriate to estimate the value of land in the West Bank in strict market terms. First, land value is the crucial determinant for assessment of the market value of real estate yet, in this case, land value per se is irrelevant because of political issues. Furthermore, infrastructures cannot be evaluated by market value, as they are usually considered public property and therefore lack a proper market. The obvious alternative is to estimate the value of buildings and infrastructure constructed in the West Bank in terms of cost (for a description of the method used to calculate cost, see Chapter 3). We should note that the compensation formula of the Disengagement Plan Implementation Law includes numbers which are very similar to our calculation values, regarding the value of a square meter of dwellings and commercial institutes (see appendix II: Disengagement Plan Implementation Law (2005): Summary). The value of state expenditures in the territories was not considered. Such expenditures include the cost of government services such as education, welfare, tax deductions and the alternative costs of investment in other areas within the borders of The value of state expenditures in the territories was not considered. Such expenditures include the cost of government services such as education, welfare, tax deductions and the alternative costs of investment in other areas within the borders of Israel. Structure of the report: In the second chapter we present a survey of the demographic structure of the settlements in the West Bank as constructed from CBS data, and in chapter 3 we describe the methodology employed and the method for determining costs, including the results of our calculations. Chapter 4 presents the costs estimated for each individual settlement, including separate tables for each settlement as well as aerial photographs of the settlements. Summary of the research findings: The value of the buildings constructed in the West Bank, in current values effective June 2005 and based on calculations of cost only, equals about US$14 billion. This figure covers the cost of residential, industrial, commercial and public construction, roads, water, sewage pipes and irrigation channels. http://www.macro.org.il/regional-co-operation-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:03 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/regional-co-operation-en.html Regional Cooperation and Development Tel Aviv: The Friedrich Ebert Foundation, The Israeli Institute for Economic and Social Research and Ben-Gurion University of the Negev http://www.macro.org.il/regional-co-operation-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:04 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/regional-co-operation-en.html Regional Cooperation and Development Tel Aviv: The Israeli Institute for Economic and Social Research http://www.macro.org.il/regional-co-operation-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:04 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/regional-co-operation-en.html Regional Cooperation and Development Tel-Aviv: The Israeli Institute for Economic and Social Research http://www.macro.org.il/regional-co-operation-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:04 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/regional-co-operation-en.html Regional Cooperation and Development Tel-Aviv: The Israeli Institute for Economic and Social Research http://www.macro.org.il/regional-co-operation-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:04 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/regional-co-operation-en.html Regional Cooperation and Development Tel Aviv: The Israeli Institute for Economic and Social Research http://www.macro.org.il/regional-co-operation-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:04 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/regional-co-operation-en.html Regional Cooperation and Development Tel-Aviv: The Institute for Economic and Social Research, DATA Studies and Consultation and The Friefdrich Ebert Foundation http://www.macro.org.il/regional-co-operation-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:04 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/regional-co-operation-en.html Regional Cooperation and Development Tel-Aviv: Histadrut-General Federation of Labour in Israel Institute for Economic and Social Research and The Friedrich Ebert Foundation http://www.macro.org.il/regional-co-operation-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:04 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/regional-co-operation-en.html Regional Cooperation and Development Tel-Aviv: Histadrut-General Federation of Labour in Israel Institute for Economic and Social Research and The Friedrich Ebert Foundation http://www.macro.org.il/regional-co-operation-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:04 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/regional-co-operation-en.html The New World of Work The study examines the trends observed and the measures applied by several European countries in their attempts to realize the same goals. The study's findings confirm that steps taken to encourage employers to employ women over 45 and recent mothers, or to increase the number of full-time jobs available to women are very effective in achieving the desired objectives. Tel-Aviv: The Israeli Institute for Economic and Social Research, The Friedrich Ebert Foundation and NA'AMAT http://www.macro.org.il/the-new-world-of-work-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:04 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/the-new-world-of-work-en.html Society The results of the 1998 municipal elections held in Israel revealed a significant rise in the participation of women in local councils and other local government bodies. Two women were elected to the mayor's office, one in Herzliya, the other in Netanya. On the eve of the elections, the IIESR, in co-operation with Tel Aviv University and the Commission on the Status of Women in the Prime Minister's Office, with the financial support of the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, conducted a study of public attitudes toward the participation of women in local government. Four years later, interest has shifted to how these women have coped in their encounters with local politics, their new status and functions, the gaps between expectations and their realisation, and whether the growth in the number of women in local government has affected the influence women exert in other areas of life. The data was gathered by means of a telephone survey conducted among the 250 women elected to local government in Israel. The responses will be compared to the respondents' pre-election positions, based on prior research conducted by Prof. Hanna Herzog of the Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Tel Aviv University. Prof. Herzog directed this study together with Dr. Roby Nathanson, Chairman of the IIESR. Tel-Aviv: The Israeli Institute for Economic and Social Research, The Friedrich Ebert Foundation and NA'AMAT http://www.macro.org.il/society-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:04 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/society-en.html Society Globalisation, as an economic process, facilitates the free flow of goods, services, capital and human resources between countries. Due to its far-reaching and long-term influence on individuals and societies, globalisation has aroused considerable controversy. The present research explores its gender-related effects. Two main issues are at its focus: Globalisation's effect on women in terms of the definition of gender and women's roles in the world economy, and democratisation of family life in the global era - changes in interpersonal relationships, the context of sexuality, marriage, and so forth. The conclusions are illustrated by the case of Philippine women who are employed throughout the world as home aids. Tel-Aviv: The Israeli Institute for Economic and Social Research and the Friedrich Ebert Foundation http://www.macro.org.il/society-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:04 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/society-en.html Society This research presents the findings of a survey conducted among a representative sample of 590 Israeli men that parallels a similar survey conducted among women in the previous year (see Tzameret, H., (1999). A Profile of the Israeli Woman at the Dawn of the 3rd Millennium). Therefore, the same interview schedule was used with both populations. The study's main purpose was to ascertain to what extent classic tensions between the genders -centring on working mothers, equal pay for equal work, integration of women in positions of command in the army - continue to characterise Israeli society and to what degree. The survey's subsidiary purpose was support formulation of a strategy to further the status of women by including men as partners in the process. One outcome of the research was the tax reform proposed by NAAMAT to encourage women's entry into the labour market. Tel-Aviv, The Israeli Institute for Economic and Social Research and the Friedrich Ebert Foundation http://www.macro.org.il/society-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:04 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/society-en.html The New World of Work In 1993, in response to the frequent border closings that had restricted entry of workers from the Occupied Territories into Israel, the Israeli government decided to permit import of wage earners from foreign countries. The issue found a place on the public agenda only in mid 1996 and has reappeared sporadically since then. The book contains a collection of research papers that examine the phenomenon from various perspectives: An overview of the current situation in Israel with respect to the phenomenon's scope and the institutional frameworks operating; the role of manpower agencies in the import and placement of wage earners from foreign countries; the Israeli public's response to the presence of these workers as expressed in issues such as housing; the economic consequences for the construction sector of entry of wage earners from foreign countries; a profile of wage earners from Thailand working in agriculture; an overview of the Philippine wage earner community in Israel; the influence of temporary migration on the home country's economy. Tel-Aviv: The Israeli Institute for Economic and Social Reaearch, The Friedrich Ebert Foundation, The Histadrut Economic and Social Research Center and The Hakibbutz Hemeuchad Publishing House ("Red Line" Series) http://www.macro.org.il/the-new-world-of-work-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:04 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/the-new-world-of-work-en.html Israeli Economy The book includes a collection of articles on severe economic crisis Israel has been experiencing during the last three years. The contributors, among Israel's foremost economists and social scientists, offer a troubling picture of the Israeli economy, its present condition, roots and history of deterioration. Despite the pessimistic portrait revealed by the data presented in the book, each chapter proposes avenues for overcoming the crisis by means of a long list of operative measures that can be applied in isolation from external conditions. The subjects of each article are distinctive yet related to the others, covering such topics as government budgeting, interest and monetary policy, poverty and human services, pensions, the health system and taxation. Taken collectively, each article represents pieces in the puzzle comprising Israel's economic policy. As such, the book can be used as a tool for policy-makers intent on devising a new agenda for Israel's economy. http://www.macro.org.il/israeli-economy-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:04 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/israeli-economy-en.html Israeli Economy Institutional inverstors in Israel are the pension funds, long-term saving programs for life insurance, mutual funds and Gemel Funds. In 2001 they possed assets that amounted to 432 billion NIS, 93% of Israel's GDP. Most of those assets are special government bonds, and only a small portion of them are tradeable. The research question concerns the possible implications of the alternative use of the money invested in the special government bonds on the government debt, Israeli capital market, returns on the above different savings and the funding of national projects. The research presents Israeli data in international comparison, implications of the conservative ways of investment on the economy and society, offers different alternatives for investment, comparative international analysis and policy recommendations. http://www.macro.org.il/israeli-economy-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:04 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/israeli-economy-en.html Israeli Economy In order to co-ordinate the neo-liberal market economy with the classic welfare state, profit maximisation must be balanced with welfare maximisation. This article proposes a set of new principles to guide socio-economic policymaking a "third way." Its main principles are: (1) Maximisation of labour flexibility in place of guaranteed full employment and universal social security and (2) State commitment to rovision of services such as health, education, housing and ensions at levels dictated by national priorities and financing capacities, but not necessarily as the direct supplier of such services. Tel-Aviv: The Israeli Institute for Economic and Social Research and the Friedrich Ebert Foundation http://www.macro.org.il/israeli-economy-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:04 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/israeli-economy-en.html Israeli Economy Tel-Aviv: The Israeli Institute for Economic and Social Research http://www.macro.org.il/israeli-economy-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:04 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/israeli-economy-en.html The New World of Work The project istself was orgenaised as a series of four seminars, each stressing a diffrent dimension of the German experrience of co-determination on the plant level. During each seminar, relevant German and Israeli cases were presented: participants then offeredproposals to improve co-determination in the Israeli context. This report summarises the product of the seminars, its conclusions and policy proposals. It therefore can be treated as a convention of sorts, having been reviewed, approved and signed by the participants. As such, it promises to be a milestone in the promotion of industrial relations in Israel. Tel-Aviv: The Israeli Institute for Economic and Social Research, The Friedrich Ebert Foundation, Hans Boeckler Foundation, Fritz Naftali Foundation, Manufactures Association of Israel and The New Histadrut and http://www.macro.org.il/the-new-world-of-work-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:04 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/the-new-world-of-work-en.html The New World of Work By the end of 2001, Israeli Arabs, then numbering about 1.2 million, represented almost 20% of Israel's population. Members of this ethnic minority face considerable barriers to entry into Israel society, but especially its labour market as a result of discrimination in addition to structural and geographic segregation. The current research project focuses on the treatment of Israeli Arab academics within the labour market, and aims to arrive at operative solutions to the problems confronted. In order to do so, the study will survey members of this group as well as explore the market's potential to absorb them given the constraints to their employment. During the research, a brainstorming session was held on 29 May 2002. Participating in the session were representatives from the Arab and Jewish sector, the ORS recruitment agency, and Beit Berl College. http://www.macro.org.il/the-new-world-of-work-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:04 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/the-new-world-of-work-en.html The New World of Work Tel-Aviv: The Israeli Institute for Economic and Social Research http://www.macro.org.il/the-new-world-of-work-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:04 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/the-new-world-of-work-en.html The New World of Work Tel-Aviv: The Israeli Institute for Economic and Social Research and The Friedrich Ebert Foundation http://www.macro.org.il/the-new-world-of-work-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:04 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/the-new-world-of-work-en.html The New World of Work Tel-Aviv: The Israeli Institute for Economic and Social Research and The Friedrich Ebert Foundation http://www.macro.org.il/the-new-world-of-work-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:04 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/the-new-world-of-work-en.html The New World of Work Tel-Aviv: Histadrut-General Federation of Labour in Israel Institute for Economic and Social Research and The Friedrich Ebert Foundation http://www.macro.org.il/the-new-world-of-work-en.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:18:04 +0200 http://www.macro.org.il/the-new-world-of-work-en.html