Book Chapter

Revolution and Counter Revolution: The Israeli Supreme Court from the 1980's onward, 1980–2004

| December 30, 2007

Ehud Eiran reviews the changes in the Israeli Supereme court since the 1980's and places them in the broader institutional, historical, and cultural contexts in this essay.

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For Academic Citation: Eiran, Ehud. “Revolution and Counter Revolution: The Israeli Supreme Court from the 1980's onward, 1980–2004.” In Israel in the Middle East: Documents and Readings on Society, Politics, and Foreign Relations, Pre-1948 to the Present. December 30, 2007.
484-487
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