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Udi Lebel
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· 3 institutions
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The ‘immunized integration’ of Religious-Zionists within Israeli society: the pre-military academy as an institutional model
2016 · 19 citations
Learning how to lead from King David?
2020 · 10 citations
“Backstage Autonomy”: Religious-Zionist State Widows in Second Marriages Manage Competing Expectations
2018 · 8 citations
Influence from within? Senior managers from the Religious-Zionist community in the public administration – a phenomenological research
2019 · 6 citations
From ‘Fighting Family’ to ‘Belligerent Families’: Family–Military–Nation Interrelationships and the Forming of Israeli Public Behavior among Families of Fallen Soldiers and Families of MIAs and POWs
2009 · 6 citations
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Learning how to lead from King David?
European journal of training and development
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2020
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3 authors
10
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Influence from within? Senior managers from the Religious-Zionist community in the public administration – a phenomenological research
Israel Affairs
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2019
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2 authors
6
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“Backstage Autonomy”: Religious-Zionist State Widows in Second Marriages Manage Competing Expectations
Journal of Women Politics & Policy
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2018
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3 authors
8
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The ‘immunized integration’ of Religious-Zionists within Israeli society: the pre-military academy as an institutional model
Social Identities
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2016
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1 author
19
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Penetrating the ‘black‐box’ of ‘remembrance day’ playlist: bereavement and the induction mechanisms of glocalization – a study in cultural sociology
Nations and Nationalism
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2012
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2 authors
5
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From ‘Fighting Family’ to ‘Belligerent Families’: Family–Military–Nation Interrelationships and the Forming of Israeli Public Behavior among Families of Fallen Soldiers and Families of MIAs and POWs
Social movement studies
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2009
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2 authors
6
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Social structure vs. self rehabilitation: IDF widows forming an intimate relationship in the sociopolitical discourse
Journal of Comparative Research in Antropology & Sociology
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1970
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2 authors
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