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158829
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ID:
151084
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In 1967, Israel occupied the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, and expanded the boundaries of East Jerusalem by annexing approximately 70 square kilometers to the municipal boundaries of West Jerusalem. It also extended Israeli civil law to East Jerusalem, thereby de facto annexing it to the state of Israel, a move considered illegal under international law.
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167147
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This article describes the origins of socio-management research in Israel, as reflected in the work of Louis Guttman. In a booklet produced during the War of Independence, he developed a model for leadership training in the young army, the transition from an underground militia to a regular army, diversity management in an age of mass immigration, and motivation of individuals in a collectivist society. The circumstances leading to the integration in Israel's Defence Forces (IDF) of a worldwide expert like Guttman, offer a unique opportunity to study a case where socio-management knowledge is embedded in military organisational practices from the outset.
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