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| The Jerusalem Institute for Israel Studies is a think tank for research & ideas on Jerusalem, environmental and innovational policy in Israel, and management of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The Institute focuses on the unique challenges of modern Jerusalem, and its analyses are widely acclaimed by policy makers, scholars and the general public. |
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| Upcoming Symposium on Jewish-Catholic Relations |
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The Jerusalem Institute for Israel Studies together with the Israeli Jewish Council on Interreligious Relations, the American Jewish Committee and the Interreligious Coordinating Council in Israel, invite the public to a special evening focusing on Jewish-Catholic Relations, on Thursday, May 24, 3 Sivan 5772,
at the Jerusalem Institute for Israel ... |
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| Workshops on the topic of "internal evaluation for organizations" |
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On 4.3.2012, the JIIS launched a series of workshops on the topic of "internal evaluation for organizations". The initiative is headed by JIIS' Dr. Maya Choshen and carried out in cooperation with the Jerusalem foundation.
The goal of the workshops is to provide the participants with basic tools for the evaluation of initiatives and... |
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| New: Regional Development of the Galilee: Targeted policy for promoting the biotechnology sector |
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The challenge of achieving economic and social growth on the regional level occupies policymakers around the world. Regional development of the Galilee is an essential part of Israel’s policy agenda. For cases in which a sector has already been identified and prioritized, the TARGET project was designed by JIIS and other international partners. ... |
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| Update of registrar of buildings for conservation in Jerusalem |
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JIIS' staff has been appointed to carry out the update of the buildings for conservation in early neighborhoods of modern Jerusalem. their cultural significance is highly important since it serves as the expression of the birth of urban development in the city of Jerusalem. ... |
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| French ambassador to Israel joins JIIS researchers for a discussion on the future of Jerusalem |
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On Thursday, March 1st, the Jerusalem Institute for Israel Studies hosted HE Chritsophe Bigot, French Ambassador to Israel. The Ambassador was greeted with presentations on matters of policy, politics, demographics and geography pertaining to Jerusalem.... |
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| The Statistical Yearbook of Jerusalem 2012, forthcoming in honor of Jerusalem Day. |
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In honor of upcoming Jerusalem Day on May 20th 2012, JIIIS will be publishing The Statistical Yearbook of Jerusalem 2012. The Yearbook will be published online on Jerusalem day and will include facts, graphs and maps relating to a broad range of fields.
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| New statistical column: Ever-shrinking earnings |
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The level of household income provides a basis for various indices that can be used to measure conditions within cities, including poverty level, socio-economic standing of cities, and so on. Read our column and find out the difference between major cities regarding the average net monthly household income. ... |
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| New website for "Sustainability Outlook 2030" project |
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Visit the new website created for "Sustainability Outlook 2030", a project that was inaugurated in October 2010 as a joint venture between the Ministry of Environmental Protection and the Environmental Policy Center at the JIIS, and is expected to be completed in June 2012. ... |
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| OECD cites JIIS in first Israel Environmental Review |
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The OECD's Environmental Performance Review of Israel, issued earlier this month, reflects extensive use of JIIS material, garnered primarily from the Environmental Policy Center. It directly quotes JIIS documents and research projects, particularly in reference to research on contaminated land, on enforcement, on the national budget and the ... |
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| Jerusalem Facts and Trends 2010/2011: An updated picture of the trends and changes in the city |
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This publication presents an updated and concise picture of Jerusalem and of the
trends and changes in the city in a wide range of fields, including population,
employment, education, tourism, and construction. In this edition, for the first
time, a chapter on the environs of Jerusalem is included.
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