Israel Social Science Research Volume 1, No. 1 through Volume 3, Nos. 1-2. (Six isues in five parts). Volume 3, Nos. 1-2 are Special Isue: Ethiopian Jews and Israel, Edited by Michael Ashkenazi and Alex Weingrod.

Octavo, black cloth with gold lettering, original paper covers bound in, 93, 81, 89, 83, 139 pp. Articles in Volume 1, No. 1 are "Foreword by the Edtor," Hare, "Ethnicity and the Process of Status Attainment in Israel," Israel Adler and Robert W. Hodge, "What it Means to be Consderate: Differences in Normative Expectatons and Their Implications," Chanoch Jacobsen, "Research Note: Waht's Happening in the Israeli Family? Recent Demographic Trends," Leo Davids, "Inter-Bureaucratic Civil-Military Relations: The Case of Planning Post-Peace Military Redeployment in Israel," David Naveh, "Perverse Suburbaniztion in Jerusalem,"Steven E. Plaut, "Existentialist Writings and the Enhancing of Trust: A Method Developed in Buberian Learning Groups," Haim Gordon.Articles in Volume A, No.2 are "Community Copingwith Threat of Physical Removal: The Israeli Experience after Camp David," Dan Bar-On and Moshe Shelhav, "Some Comments on the 'Ethnic Problem in Israel," S.N. Eisenstadt, "Stratification in Israeli Socity: s There a Middle Category?" Walter F. Weiker, "Policy Flexibility and Coalition Size: The Case of Israel's Ruling Party," Gideon Doron, "Review Essay: History, Political Action and Chnage in 'Aberrations,' and Zionism as an Irremedibale 'Contradiction,'" Henry Rosenfeld.Articles in Volume 2, No. 1 are "The Anatomy of An Industrial Relations System, A Conceptual Myth or a Fact of Life,: Ran Chermesh, "Labor Productivity in Israeli Manufacturing: Some Preliminary Findings," Martn C. Spechler, "Economic and Familial Roles of Women in Israel," Harriet Hartman, "Is the Israeli Famiy Losing Its Character? A Reply to Leo Davids," Yocanan Peres and Ruth Katz, "Partial Orders of Israeli settlements by Adjustive Behavior," Shlomit Levy, "Arabism (Aruba): A 'Concealed' Cultural Factor in the Community 'Gap' in Israel," Gideon Kressel.Articles in Volume 2, No. 2 are "Occupational Change in Israel:Bringing the Labor Movement Back In," Noah Lewin-Epstein and Moshe Semyonov, "The Determinants of Migration from Israeli Development Towns 1975-1979," Stuart Gabriel and Amnon Levy, "Urban Community Characteristics and Rates of Violence in Israel," G. Fishman, A. Rattner, and V. Kraus, "Sexual Stereotypes in the Israeli Classroo: Theoretical Conceptualization and Observations," T. Romm, "Voluntary Agencies ad Social Change in Israel, 1972-1983," Ralph M. Kramer, "Being Explicit on the Limitations of a Jewish State - A Reply to Henry Rosenfeld," Ian Lustick.Articles in Volume 3, No. 1-2 are "Introduction: From Falasha to Ethiopian Jews," Ashkenazi and Weingrod, "The Beta Israel (Falasha) in the Ethiopian Context,' Steven Kaplan, "An Ethiopian Jewish 'Missionary' as Cultural Broker," G.J. Abbink, "Heritage and Changes in the Nonverbal Language of Ethiopian Newcomers," Raphael Schneller, "Core Symbols of Ehtiopian Identity and Their Role in Understanding the Beta Israel Today," Chaim Rosen, "Cross-cultual Misunderstandings: The Cse of Ethiopian Immigrant Jews in Israeli Society," Gad Ben Ezer, "Color, Skin Color Preferences and Self Color Identification Among Ethiopian and Israeli Born Children," Sara Munitz, Beatrice Priel and Avishai Henik, "Studying the Students: Informatio Exchange, Ethioopian Immigrants, Social Workers, and Visitors," Michael ashkenazi, "Jewish Children From Ethiopia in Israel: Soe Obeservations o Their Adaptation Patterns," Tamar Dothan, "Ethiopian Jewish Absorption and the sraeli Response: A Two-Way Process," Stanley Newman, "The Absorption of Ethiopian Immigrants: A Retun tothe Fities," Jeff Halper.…