… Haifa's binational urbanism from its modern beginnings to the present. We show how Palestinian and Jewish urbanism developed in Haifa … globalization led to Haifa's urban decline in …
www.torrossa.com/it/resources/an/5211627… For me, the book is a good deal more than just the history of the city of Haifa: … at Haifa University took place in 1988 when I was a young student. I was reading the present book on Haifa …
In his depiction of personality development, Bowlby (1985) used the metaphor of railway tracks that start from a main station in a certain direction but soon branch into a variety of …
This study analyzes the performance of the first year of implementation of the low emission zone policy in Haifa (February 2018–January 2019), looking at its effects on ambient black …
… This article explores the extent to which describing Haifa as an oasis of coexistence is truth … This study is framed within theoretical models of tolerance, arguing that Haifa is …
… Haifa had risen to the rank of largest industrial centre in Palestine. With the completion of the port in 1933 Haifa … Recognition of the importance of Haifa to the Jewish national interest …
… the city of Haifa, Israel. Over the years five foci of this community grew in Haifa in the following … the entrance of the Haredim into the Haifa municipal area, following the abandonment of …
… This paper will explore some of the ways in which Palestinian refugees from Haifa have reported the war of 1948, their expulsion, and the social and cultural life of pre-war Haifa, …
… the economic infrastructure in Haifa, as described in … Haifa to become an open and tolerant city which facilitated a slow but steady flourishing.It is following these transformations in Haifa …
… Haifa with Israel's other mixed cities, concluded that the most striking feature in the shaping of the Haifa … They showed that the Arabs of Haifa resided in Wadi Nisnass because it lay on …