CULTURAL HEGEMONY, RESISTANCE AND RECONSTRUCTION OF NATIONAL IDENTITY AMONG PALESTINIAN STUDENTS IN ISRAEL

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CULTURAL HEGEMONY, RESISTANCE AND RECONSTRUCTION OF NATIONAL IDENTITY AMONG PALESTINIAN STUDENTS IN ISRAEL

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[1] Abed Elrazik, A., Amin, R., & Davis, U. (1977). The destiny of Arab students in institutions of higher education in Israel Kefar Shmaryahu, Israel: Miftah.

[2] Aboud, F., & Doyle, A. (1993). The early development of ethnic identity and attitudes. In M. Bernal & G. Knight (Eds.), Ethnic identity: Formation and transmission among Hispanic and other minorities (47-59). New York: State University of New York Press.

[3] Al-Haj, M. (1988). Arab university graduates in Israel: Characteristics, potential and employment situation. In M. Al-Haj (Ed.), The employment distress among Arab university graduates in Israel (9-27). Israel: University of Haifa. (In Hebrew).

[4] Al-Haj, M. (1995). Education, empowerment and control: The case of the Arabs in Israel New York: State University of New York Press.

[5] Beit-Hallahmi, B. (1998). Original sins: Reflections on the history of Zionism and Israel: Interlink Pub.

[6] Davis, U. (1987). Israel: An apartheid state. London: Zed Books Ltd.

[7] Deutsch, M. (1973). The resolution of conflict: Constructive and destructive processes. New Haven: Yale University Press.

[8] Giroux, H. (1983). Theories of reproduction and resistance in the new sociology of education: A critical analysis. Harvard Educational Review, 53(3), 257-293.

[9] Graham-Brown, S. (1984). Education, repression and liberation: Palestinians. London: World University Service.

[10] Haaretz, (April 4, 1969). Interview with Moshe Dayan -- then Israeli Defense Minister.

[11] Hofman, J. (1977). Identity and intergroup perception in Israel International Journal of Intercultural Relations, 1, 79-102.

[12] Hofman, J. & Beit-Hallahmi, B. (1979). The Palestinian identity and Israel's Arabs. In G. Ben-Dor (Ed.). The Palestinians and the Middle East conflict (215-224) London: Turtledove Publishing.

[13] Hofman, J., Beit-Hallahmi, B & Hertz-Lazarowitz, R. (1982). Self concept of Jewish and Arab adolescents in Israel. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 43(4), 786-892.

[14] Hofman, J. & Rouhana, N. (1976). Young Arabs in Israel: Some aspects of conflicted social identity. Journal of Social Psychology, 99, 75-86.

[15] Landau, J. (1969). The Arabs in Israel: A political study. London: Oxford University Press.

[16] Landau, J. (1993). The Arab minority in Israel, 1969-1991. London: Oxford University Press.

[17] London Sunday Times (7 June 1969). Interview with Golda Meir -- then Israeli Prime Minister.

[18] Machul, A. (1984). Our policy is to encourage cooperation. New Outlook, 27(10/11), 61-62.

[19] Makkawi(1999). Collective identity development and related social- psychological factors among Palestinian student activists in the Israeli universities. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Kent State University, Kent, OH.

[20] Makkawi, I. (2000, April). The psychological profile of Palestinian student activists in the Israeli universities. Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA.

[21] Makkawi, I. (2004). National identity development among Palestinian student activists in the Israeli universities. International Journal of Educational Policy, Research, and Practice. 5(2), 19-59.

[22] Mari, S. (1978). Arab education in Israel. New York: Syracuse University Press.

[23] Mari, S. (1979). Higher education among the Palestinians with special reference to the West Bank. In G. Ben-Dor (Ed.), The Palestinians and the Middle East conflict (433-448). London: Turtledove Publishing.

[24] Mari, S. (1985). The future of Palestinian Arab education in Israel. Journal of Palestine Studies, 14(2), 53-73.

[25] Mari, S. (1987). Policy and counter policy: The state of Arab education in Israel. Relations between ethnic majority and minority: A symposium. Tel-Aviv, Israel: International Center for Peace in the Middle East.

[26] Nakhleh, K. (1977). The goals of education for Arabs in Israel. New Outlook, 20(3), 29-35.

[27] Nakhleh, K. (1979). Palestinian dilemma: Nationalist consciousness and university education in Israel. Detroit: Association of Arab-American University Graduates.

[28] Nakhleh, K. (1980). Palestinian struggle under occupation. Belmont, Massachusetts: Arab-American University Graduates, Inc.

[29] Nakhleh, K. (1991). Indigenous organizations in Palestine: Towards a purposeful societal development. Jerusalem: Arab Thought Forum.

[30] Nashif, T. (1977). Palestinian Arab and Jewish leadership in the Mandate period. Journal of Palestine Studies, 6(4) 113-121.

[31] Nashif, T. (1979). The Palestine Arab and Jewish political leaderships: A comparative study. New York: Asia Publication House Inc.

[32] Morris, B. (1989). The Birth of the Palestinian Refugee Problem, 1947-1949: Cambridge University Press.

[33] Pappe, I. (1994). The making of the Arab Israeli conflict 1947-51: I.B. Tauris & Co.

[34] Peres, Y., Ehrlich, A. & Yuval-Davis, N. (1970). National education for Arab youth in Israel: A comparative analysis of curricula. Jewish Journal of Sociology, 12, 147-163.

[35] Phinney, J. (1989). Stages of ethnic identity development in minority group adolescents. Journal of Early Adolescence, 9(1-2), 34-49.

[36] Rekhess, E. (1987, July - August). Unemployment of Arab academics. New Outlook, 20-21.

[37] Rekhess, E. (1988). Sociopolitical implications of the employment of Arab university graduates. In M. Al-Haj (Ed.), The employment distress among Arab university graduates in Israel (pp. 49-53). Israel: University of Haifa. (In Hebrew).

[38] Rosenfeld, H. & Al-Haj, M. (1989) Arab local government in Israel. Boulder: Westview Press.

[39] Rouhana, N. (1987, July - August). The collective identity of the Arabs in Israel. New Outlook, 22-23.

[40] Rouhana, N. (1989). The political transformation of the Palestinians in Israel: From acquiescence to challenge. Journal of Palestine Studies, 18(3), 38-59.

[41] Rouhana, N. & Ghanem, A. (1993). The democratization of a traditional minority in an ethnic democracy: The Palestinians in Israel. In E. Kaufman, S. Abed, & R. Rothstein (Eds.), Democracy, peace, and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. (163-185). London: Lynne Rienner Publisher.

[42] Rouhana, N. (1997). Palestinian citizens in an ethnic Jewish state: Identities in conflict. New Haven: Yale University Press.

[43] Salim, W. (1983). al-Harakah al-tullabiyah: al-Bud al-nazari wa-anmat al- mumarasah fi al-tashkilat wa-al-buldan al-mukhtalifah. (Student movement: Theory and practice in different countries). Jerusalem: S.N. (In Arabic).

[44] Schoenman, R. (1988). The hidden history of Zionism. Santa Barbara, CA: Ventes Press.

[45] Smooha, S. (1988). Basic causes of employment difficulties of Arab university graduates. In M. Al-Haj (Ed.), The employment distress among Arab university graduates in Israel (39-47). Israel: University of Haifa. (In Hebrew).

[46] Tajfel, H. (1977). Social psychology and social reality. New Society, 39, 65-66.

[47] Tajfel, H. (1981). Human groups and social categories: Studies in social psychology. Cambridge: Cabridge University Press.

[48] Tourna, E. (1985) The political coming-of-age of the 'national minority'. Journal of Palestine Studies, 14(2), 74-83.

[49] Zak, I. (1976). Structure of ethnic identity of Arab-Israeli students. Psychological Reports, 38, 239-246.

[50] Zureik, E. (1979). The Palestinians in Israel: A study of internal colonialism. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul.

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