2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.landusepol.2010.04.002
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The design of land policy in Israel: Between law and political culture

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“…The ruling was passed in 2002 against a background of ongoing spatial inequality, social and ethnic rifts, and institutional non-governance. Disadvantaged groups gave up on parliamentary politics as a means of resolving spatial inequality and appealed instead to the Supreme Court [48]. Heartened by the court's decision, more local authorities appealed to boundary commissions demanding distributive and spatial justice and equity.…”
Section: Minimizing Spatial Inequality the Conditions Under Which Bou...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The ruling was passed in 2002 against a background of ongoing spatial inequality, social and ethnic rifts, and institutional non-governance. Disadvantaged groups gave up on parliamentary politics as a means of resolving spatial inequality and appealed instead to the Supreme Court [48]. Heartened by the court's decision, more local authorities appealed to boundary commissions demanding distributive and spatial justice and equity.…”
Section: Minimizing Spatial Inequality the Conditions Under Which Bou...mentioning
confidence: 99%