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...political ideology disagree with such previous policies as Dayan's 'crawling annexation' of the occupied territories which culminated in the notorious 'Gallili document'; the encouragement of a process which will enable Arab (cheap or expansive labor under Israeli management, and the cultivation of the young Israeli nouveau riche sector who profited immensly from the enormous defense expenditures in the last six years. Secondly, Golda's endurance as no.1 in Labor's candidate list is a continuation of the pre-October war formal political fabric in sharp disregard of the material change which the war generated in Israel's political options...
...underworld for years and years just hasn't paid off in dollars and cents. It's as if General Motors never made any cars or trucks and just tried to wish Ford out of business. That's ridiculous, of course. Why should things be any different in the public sector? The states and cities are going to handle the small-time stuff, you know, and the Feds are going to take care of the big deals, and you know, we're going to go out there, into the streets, and we're going to offer a better product. And believe...
...seems to me, by the way, that it is no accident that the radical courses are on the average taught better than the others. For an 'establishment' economist, one way to achieve power in the department is by obtaining large research grants from government and/or the private sector. As the radicals have often observed, these sources of funds are generally not as available to them for obvious reasons. Therefore, one way for them to attempt to gain power is by developing large and vocal followings of students. This can be done by teaching excellently, being a through iconoclast...
...heroic efforts, these new immigrants succeeded in creating almost a whole-new separate Jewish sector of Palestine's economy. Jews who'd been city workers or intellectuals in Europe set up the collective farms and co-operatives, the kibbutzim and moshavim, that helped drain swamps and make things grow and became, for awhile, in the case of the kibbutzim, the wonder of socialists around the world...
...same time, the success of the Jewish sector of the economy--traceable partly to remarkable dedication but more importantly to the modern ways of doing and thinking about things the immigrants had brought with them from Europe--made the Arab majority of Palestine's population less and less sure that the future belonged to them, and more and more restive with their prospects...