Michael Shalev
Professor
Emeritus (Sociology and Political Science), The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
E-mail address: michael.shalev@gmail.com
Edited
by Asa Maron & Michael Shalev |
by
Michael Shalev |
Using
Location Data From Mobile Phones to Study Participation in Mass Protests
with Assaf Rotman; in Sociological
Methods and Research (2020)
The
Political Economy of Israeli Neoliberalism
with Ronen Mandelkern; in Hazan et
al. eds., The Oxford Handbook of Israeli Politics and Society (2018)
Bullets
and Benefits in the Israeli Welfare State
with John Gal; in Obinger et al.
eds., War and the Welfare State (2018)
Horizontal
inequality in Israel’s welfare state: Do Arab citizens receive fewer transfer
payments?
with Amit Lazarus; in Khattab et al. eds., Socioeconomic inequality in Israel
(2016)
The Spanish Indignados and
Israel’s Social Justice Movement: The Role of Political Cleavages in Two
Large-scale Protests
with Ignacia Perugorría and Benjamín
Tejerina; in Ancelovici et al. eds., Street
Politics in the Age of Austerity (2016)
The
Political Economy of Israel’s ”Social Justice” Protests: A Class and Generational
Analysis (English) Hebrew version
with Zeev Rosenhek; in Contemporary Social Science (November 2013) and Teoria
Ubikoret (Summer 2013)
The Welfare State
as an Employer: An Unacknowledged Avenue of Opportunity for Palestinian Women
in Israel (English) Hebrew
version
with Amit
Lazarus; in Khattab and Miaari eds., Palestinians
in the Israeli Labor Market (2013)
The economic grievances
behind the social protests of 2011 (English) Hebrew version
State of the Nation Report 2011, Taub Center
for Social Policy (2012)
The
Cost of Social Welfare: Israel in Comparative Perspective (English) Hebrew
version
with Johnny Gal & Sagit Azary-Viesel; in State
of the Nation Report 2011, Taub Center for Social Policy
(2012)
Regime-Based Analysis in
Comparative Welfare State Research: Old and New Approaches
Qualitative
& Multi-Method Research (Fall 2011)
Power and the Ascendance of New Economic
Policy Ideas: Lessons From the 1980s Crisis in Israel
with Ronen Mandelkern; World
Politics (July 2010)
Dialectics of Institutional
Change: Social Insurance Financing in Israel
with Michal Koreh; Socio-Economic
Review (October 2009)
“Loyalty
Benefits”
Paper presented at
RC19
How Welfare States Shape the Gender Pay Gap
with Hadas Mandel; Social
Forces (June 2009)
Gender, Class, and
Varieties of Capitalism
with Hadas Mandel; Social
Politics (June 2009)
Commentaries by Estevez-Abe,
Rubery and Folbre
Class Divisions Among Women
Politics and Society (September 2008)
The Welfare State Consensus in
Israel: Placing Class Politics in Context
in Social Justice, Legitimacy and the Welfare State, S. Mau
and B. Veghte eds. (Ashgate, 2007)
Limits and Alternatives to Multiple Regression
in Comparative Research
Comparative
Social Research 24 (2007)
Complete Symposium including
Commentaries and Response
Political Economy (in Hebrew)
In/equalities, edited by U. Ram and
Inequality and the State in Israel: Implications of
the Social Services as an Employer
Falk Institute Discussion Paper, July 2006
The Winners and Losers of the 2003
Elections: Ideology, Social Structure and Political Change
With Gal Levy; in The Elections in Israel 2003 (Arian &
Shamir eds.; Transaction, 2005)
Hebrew version,
April 2004
Class Meets Gender in Comparative
Social Policy
Social Politics, Summer 2000
The Politics of Elective Affinity
The Varieties of Welfare Capitalism
(Ebbinghaus & Manow eds.; Routledge, 2001)
Social
Cleavages among non-Arab Voters
Original version Abbreviated
version in The Elections in
Hebrew Versionè Hebrew text in zipped Word file
Tables & Charts
The Contradictions of Palestinian Citizenship
in Israel: Inclusion and Exclusion in the Israeli Welfare State
With Zeev Rosenhek, in Citizenship and the State in the Middle East
(Butenschon, Davis & Hassassian eds.;
Have Globalization and Liberalization
'Normalized' Israel's Political Economy?
Time for Theory: Critical Notes on
Lissak and Sternhell
The Labor Movement in Israel: Ideology and
Political Economy
The Social History of Labor in the
Class Conflict, Corporatism
and Comparison: A Japanese Enigma
Japanese Models of Conflict Resolution
(Eisenstadt & Ben-Ari eds.; Kegan Paul, 1990)
Labor, State and Crisis: An Israeli
Case Study Hebrew Version "המיתון"
Industrial Relations 23(3), 1984.
The Social Democratic
Model and Beyond: Two 'Generations' of Comparative Research on the Welfare
State
Comparative
Social Research 6, 1983
Strikes, Power and Politics
in the Western Nations, 1900-1976
Political
Power and Social Theory 1, 1980