Dahlia Scheindlin
@dahliasc.bsky.social
Hello, I'm just seeing this. I wouldn't know but if you contact the author, he might answer & explain. It was a fairly recent survey so even if that is the intention, it would have been too soon to appear in an academic journal - these take much longer for peer review/publication.
June 24, 2025 at 8:47 AM
Hello, I'm just seeing this. I wouldn't know but if you contact the author, he might answer & explain. It was a fairly recent survey so even if that is the intention, it would have been too soon to appear in an academic journal - these take much longer for peer review/publication.
Reposted by Dahlia Scheindlin
In a new CI report, fellow @dahliasc.bsky.social argues that the economic inequity at the heart of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict must be addressed as part of any long-term plan for peace and reconstruction. (5/6)
May 27, 2025 at 5:31 PM
In a new CI report, fellow @dahliasc.bsky.social argues that the economic inequity at the heart of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict must be addressed as part of any long-term plan for peace and reconstruction. (5/6)
Reposted by Dahlia Scheindlin
Policymakers seeking an Israeli–Palestinian political agreement must develop an economic vision focused on reducing inequalities to undergird any solution intended to last. Read more from @dahliasc.bsky.social tcf.org/content/repo... (6/6)
The Economic Foundation for Peace in Israel and Palestine
The Israeli–Palestinian conflict is, at least as much as anything else, a clash between the haves and the have-nots. Long before Hamas massacred civilians
tcf.org
May 27, 2025 at 5:31 PM
Policymakers seeking an Israeli–Palestinian political agreement must develop an economic vision focused on reducing inequalities to undergird any solution intended to last. Read more from @dahliasc.bsky.social tcf.org/content/repo... (6/6)