As nomadism ends: the Israeli Bedouin of the Negev

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Introduction Sociospatial Change Among Pastoral Nomads: A Conceptual Framework Bedouin Encounters with Agents of Change Territorialization Demographic Dynamics Social Status and Well-Being of Individuals The Role of Public Services The Political Dimension: The Bedouin and the State As Nomadism Ends.

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