Israel at the Polls 2003

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M. Ben Mollov, Jonathan Rynhold, Shmuel Sandler
Routledge, 13. 9. 2013 - Počet stran: 304
Israel's 2003 election took place against the background of a deteriorating security situation (due to Palestinian violence and the impending US War in Iraq) and severe disillusionment with the Oslo peace process. The election, which brought about a decisive victory of the Likud Party and Ariel Sharon, took place amidst strong accusations of corruption and the virtual collapse of the Israeli left. The election also featured the rise of the anti-clerical Shinui party, which resulted in the exclusion of the ultra-Orthodox parties from the new coalition. In this volume, leading Israeli political scientists explore the main actors and processes that shaped the election and its outcome.

This book was previously published as a special issue of the journal Israel Affairs.
 

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A new turning point in the political history of the Jewish state?
1
Whose Victory? An empirical analysis of the popular votes for the rightwing camp in the 2003 elections
20
The Electoral Collapse of the Israeli doves
36
Shinuis Attempt to Capture the Centre of Israeli politics
56
Change Shinui in the centre
73
Shas in Israels 2003 elections
98
The Influence of the AIAqsa intifada on the Arab vote in the 2003 general elections
130
The Israeli Russian community and immigrants party politics in the 2003 elections
146
The Peace Process and the Israeli elections
181
External Influences on Israels 2003 election
205
The Media Campaign in the 2003 Israeli elections
217
Worth an Agora? 2003 Election Party Sites and Public Discourse
242
The Ambivalence of Israeli public opinion about government
263
Index
277
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