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Crisis in the Israeli Kibbutz - Meeting the Challenge of Changing Times (Hardcover, New)
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Crisis in the Israeli Kibbutz - Meeting the Challenge of Changing Times (Hardcover, New)
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Within the last decade, the kibbutzim of Israel have experienced a
fundamental transformation that poses challenges to their values of
collectivism and solidarity. This collection by leading scholars of
the kibbutz not only updates knowledge of this innovative society,
but also draws parallels to changes occurring in the West. Kibbutz
society is currently experiencing major change. Economic crises
that erupted ten years ago have transferred into major social and
ideological crises. The underlying debate is about what values
should govern kibbutzim, as collectivism and altruism clash with
individual and egocentric values in offering policies and
directions for the future of the kibbutz society. An important
result of the changes is the irrelevance of much past research
about kibbutzim. This book updates that research. With chapters by
leading scholars of the kibbutz, this book not only updates
knowledge of this innovative society, but also draws parallels to
changes occurring in the West. This collection will be of
particular interest to scholars and researchers of the kibbutz and
the cooperative phenomenon, and those interested in alternative
approaches to aging, education, management, and women's studies.
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