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The latest issue of Israel Studies Review: An Interdisciplinary Journal has published!

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Volume 35, Issue 3
Israeli Innovations
Guest Editors: Sigal Ben-Rafael Galanti and Fany Yuval

Introduction
Innovation in Israel: Between Politics, Society, and Culture
Sigal Ben-Rafael Galanti, Fany Yuval, and Assaf Meydani
http://bit.ly/3cAAqyy

Articles
Adaptive Regulation: A Possible Model for Regulation and Innovation in Personal Social Services
Lihi Lahat and Yekoutiel Sabah
http://bit.ly/3rfzALL

Innovative Thinking on the Relationship between the Provision of Local Services and Inequality in Israel
Yoram Ida, Amir Hefetz, Assaf Meydani, Gila Menahem, and Elad Cohen
http://bit.ly/3j8vD8T

Innovations in Israel’s Civics Textbooks: Enlightening Trends in Non-Western Democracies
Sigal Ben-Rafael Galanti, Paz Carmel, and Alon Levkowitz
http://bit.ly/3apL60m

“I’ll Do Business with Anyone”: Arab Teachers in Jewish Schools as a Disruptive Innovation
Rakefet Ron Erlich, Shahar Gindi, and Michal Hisherik
http://bit.ly/2MKpx2q

Innovation in Protest Strategies of Ethiopian Immigrants’ Organizations in Israel
Adi Binhas
http://bit.ly/3j7IAQi

The Role of Joint Lists and the New Political Rhetoric in Israel, 2015–2020
Osnat Akirav
http://bit.ly/2Mr0SQw

Israel’s Innovative Young Adults Lists: Robust Participation in Institutional Municipal Politics
Zvi Hadar, Fany Yuval, and Rebecca Kook
http://bit.ly/3as316r

Book Reviews
David N. Myers, Pnina Lahav, Sarab Abu-Rabia-Queder, Adi Mahalel, and Lauren B. Strauss
http://bit.ly/39FEz2a

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