The Proletarianization of Palestinians in Israel (ص 361)
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- The Proletarianization of Palestinians in Israel (ص 361)
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as centrally-oriented manpower policy. This is reflected best, for ex-
ample, in the steady and constantly increasing decline in the farmers
occupational category, regardless of crisis or boom, and most importantly,
in the professional/scientific/technical occupational category, showing
constantly, before and after the war, the highest rate of expansion among
all other occupations in the Jewish structure of employment.
This observation makes much sense, knowing of the shift towards high
technology production, and of course, in light of our information about
the sources of current labor inflows, specifically the inflow of sophis-
ticated technical manpower from the West as provided in the previous
analysis of Israel's labor force in the seventies. The mid-sixties re-
present the end of Asian-African immigration and 1967 signifies the begin-
ning of selective Aliyah, hence transforming the occupational structure,
and naturally concentrating more heavily in the technical/scientific/
professional labor category; thus, in turn providing a necessary, but
not sufficient, condition for Israel's comparative advantage in high
technology production, analyzed earlier. Later in this section we will
come back to discussing the resulting transformations in technical divi-
sion of labor as expressed by the 1972 new occupation classification.
To come back to the point is to assert the observation of a systema-
tic and predictable change in the Jewish occupational structure of employ-
ment compared with the unpredictable direction and rate of change in Arab
occupational structure of employment. It is important, however, to
realize that underlying the appearance of random and spontaneous change
in the Arab occupational structure of employment is an essentially deli- - تاريخ
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- المنشئ
- Najwa Hanna Makhoul
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