Reinterpreting the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: A Constructivism Theory of Understanding a Cross-Ethnic Phenomena

Javadikouchaksaraei, Mehrzad; Bustami, Mohammad Reevany; Farouk, Azeem Fazwan Ahmad; Ramazaniandarzi, Ali Akbar

doi:10.5539/ass.v11n16p107

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“…As Palestinians and others observe these two polarities, is there consensus on how they-or even just Palestinian Muslimsdefine justice? Again, the authenticity of the current Islamists' political vision and religious authority is in question, given the dual nature of Palestinian Islamists' challenge to the PLO as much as Israeli intransigence (Javadikouchaksaraei, Reevany Bustami, Fazwan Ahmad Farouk, & Akbar Ramazaniandarzi, 2015).…”

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Relationship of Regime theory between science and politics

Nideggen¹

2018

IJSSRR

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In today’s society, experts play an increasingly important role. We listen to experts who give advice, for example, on what we should or should not eat, how to exercise, how to invest our money and so on. It has been argued that ‘experts play an ever more influential role in defining and controlling fundamental social problems’. In both the public and the private sector, experts give advice on policy issues. Increasingly, scientific knowledge and scientific experts have become a vital component of the political policy process.This is particularly apparent when highly complex environmental problems are dealt with. Scientists who possess scientific knowledge are important not only in identifying policies of risk management but also in the process of identifying risks. As this research deals partly with the role of experts (scientific) in the water negotiations it is imperative to discuss how science and politics are related.

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Relationship of Regime theory between science and politics

Nideggen¹

2018

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“…The United Way, for example, bars funding to any group spending more than 15% of its resources on lobbying or lawsuits. The authors suggest that these regulations not only constrain the tactical repertoires of social movement organizations in the United States, but also may favor and encourage formal social movement organizations structures because organizations will often need management, legal, and accounting mechanisms to navigate the detailed regulations and to ensure that they are complying (Javadikouchaksaraei, Reevany Bustami, Fazwan Ahmad Farouk, & Akbar Ramazaniandarzi, 2015).…”

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The Role of Resource Mobilization Theory in Social Movement

Golhasani

Hosseinirad

2017

IJMMU

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Resource mobilization is the process of getting resource from resource provider, using different mechanisms to implement the organization"s work for achieving the pre-determined organizational goals. It deals in acquiring the needed resources in a timely cost effective manner. Resource mobilization advocates upon having the right type of resource, at the right time, at right price with making right use of acquired resources thus ensuring optimum utilization of the same.

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“…Mizrachi's role in Zionist politics was defined as that of a bridge between the different trends of Zionist ideology. Mizrachi claimed a role for itself as representing national concord between Right and Left, though not without making utilitarian calculations which responded to political needs' (Javadikouchaksaraei, Bustami, Fazwan Ahmad Farouk, & Ramazaniandarzi, 2017).…”

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Religion and Politics’ in Israel: the Mythology of Jewish Nationalism (until 1993)

Javadikouchaksaraei¹

2017

IJMMU

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The Palestinian-Israeli conflict stemmed from the clash of the loyalty of both sides to the same land, which is the Palestinian territory settled by both the Arabs and the Jews. This paper attempt to survey the role the development of the clash on the territory by elaborating the effects of Jewish immigration, the development of Zionist idea, the mandate period, political factions and the role of Religion and politics in Israel until the Oslo Accords. Thus, the beginning of the conflict and the development of the conflict will be stressed in order to understand the conflicting positions of both sides. These positions aim at helping the reader understand more clearly the deadlock in the peace process.

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Reinterpreting the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: A Constructivism Theory of Understanding a Cross-Ethnic Phenomena

Cited by 7 publications

References 24 publications

Relationship of Regime theory between science and politics

Relationship of Regime theory between science and politics

The Role of Resource Mobilization Theory in Social Movement

Religion and Politics’ in Israel: the Mythology of Jewish Nationalism (until 1993)

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