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The Politics of Exception: Ex-Territoriality and the Meron Disaster
Shlomo Guzmen-Carmeli
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Nissim Leon
Department of Sociology and Anthropology
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Keyphrases
Politics
100%
Territoriality
100%
Meron
100%
Holy Sites
75%
Israeli
50%
Site Management
50%
Israel
25%
Haredi Society
25%
Competing Claims
25%
Natural Resources
25%
Intractable Problems
25%
Modern State
25%
Safety Considerations
25%
Governance Mode
25%
Governance Practices
25%
Resource Regions
25%
Contested Sovereignty
25%
Negotiated Authority
25%
Ultra-orthodox Community
25%
Intractable Conflict
25%
Basic Safety
25%
Natural Borders
25%
Practical Response
25%
Border Regions
25%
Characteristic Modes
25%
Territorial Configurations
25%
Arts and Humanities
Exceptions
100%
Arrangement
100%
Territoriality
100%
Politics
100%
Israel
33%
Orthodox
33%
Sovereignty
33%
Autonomy
33%
Modern state
33%
Natural Resources
33%
Tragedy
33%
Ceremonial
33%
Celebration
33%
Social Sciences
Sovereignty
100%
Natural Resource
100%
Israel
100%
Territoriality
100%
Politics
100%