Between tradition and modernization: Understanding the problem of female Bedouin dropouts

British Journal of Sociology of Education

Volumn 27, Issue 1, 2006, Pages 3-17

  Abu Rabia Queder, Sarab ^a  

^a BEN GURION UNIVERSITY OF THE NEGEV   (Israel)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

EID: 29244438529     PISSN: 01425692     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1080/01425690500376309     Document Type: Review

References (31)

1. Abu-Lughod, L. (1986) Honor and poetry in the Bedouin society (Berkeley, University of California Press).
2. Abu-Lughod, L. (Ed.) (1998) Remaking women: feminism and modernity in the Middle East (Princeton, NJ, Princeton University Press).
3. Abu-Saad, I. (1995) Bedouin Arabs' education in the context of radical social change: What is the future?, Compare, 25, 149-161.
4. Abu-Saad, I. (2001) Education as a tool for control vs. development among indigenous peoples: the case of Bedouin Arabs in Israel, HAGAR-International Social Science Review, 2, 241-261.
5. Ben-David, J. (2000) Report of the cultural and environmental factors determining Bedouin dropouts of the school system (Jerusalem, Ministry of Education) (in Hebrew).
6. Berg, B. L. (1995) Qualitative research methods for social sciences (Boston, Allyn & Bacon).
7. Belen, E. & Bose, C. (1990) From structural subordination to empowerment: women and development in third world existence, Gender & Society, 4, 299-320.
8. Berkovitch, N. & Bradley, K. (1999) The globalization of women's status: consensus/dissensus in the world polity, Sociological Perspectives, 3, 481-498.
9. Central Bureau of Statistics (1999) Statistical abstract of Israel (Jerusalem, Center for Statistical Office) (in Hebrew).
10. Feldman, E. J. (1981) A practical guide to the conduct of field research in the social sciences (Boulder, CO, Westview Press).
11. Fenster, T. (1999) Space for gender: cultural roles of the forbidden and the permitted, Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, 17, 227-246.
12. Giddens, A. (1994) Living in a post-traditional society, in: B. Ulrich, A. Giddens & S. Lash (Eds) Reflexive modernization: politics, tradition and aesthetics in the modern social order (Cambridge, Polity Press).
13. Helie-Lucas, M. (1993) Women's struggle and strategies in the rise of fundamentalism in the Muslim world: from entryism to internationalism, in: H. Afshar (Ed.) Women in the Middle East (London, Macmillan Press).
14. Hos, R. & Kenan, A. (1997) Report of personal and community aspects related to school enrollment of Bedouin girls (Jerusalem, Ministry of Education) (in Hebrew).
15. Human Rights Watch (2001) Second class: discrimination against Palestinian Arab children in Israel's schools (New York, Human Rights Watch).
16. Ilkkararacan, P. (2002) Women, sexuality and social change in the Middle East and the Maghreb, Social Research, 3, 753-779.
17. Jakubowska, L. (1998) The Bedouin family in rahat: perspectives on social change, in: Y. Aini & E. Orion (Eds) Reshimot benoseh Habedouim (Midreshet Sdeh Boker, Ben-Gurion University Press (in Hebrew), 34-48.
18. Kandiyiti, D. (1988) Bargaining with patriarchy, Gender & Society, 2, 274-290.
19. Katz, Y. (1998) Report of the investigating committee on the Bedouin education system in the Negev (Jerusalem, Ministry of Education) (in Hebrew).
20. Kressel, G. M. (1992) Shame and gender, Anthropological Quarterly, 65, 34-46.
21. Kurian, P. (2000) Generating power: gender, ethnicity and empowerment in India's Narmada valley, Ethnic and Racial Studies, 23, 842-856.
22. Meir, A. (1986) Pastoral nomads and the dialectics of development and modernization: delivering public educational services to the Israeli Negev Bedouin, Environment and Planning: Society and Space, 4, 85-95.
23. Meir, A. (1997) As nomadism ends: the Israeli Bedouin of the Negev (Boulder, CO, Westview Press).
24. Moghadam, V. (1993) Modernizing women: gender and social change in the Middle East (Boulder, CO & London, Lynne Reinner Publishers).
25. Munson, E. (2002) Walking on the periphery: gender and the discourse of modernization, Journal of Social Theory, 36, 63-75.
26. Ozbay, F. (1999) Gendered space: a new look at Turkish modernization, Gender & History, 11, 555-568.
27. Paidar, P. (1996) Feminism and Islam in Iran, in: D. Kandiyoti (Ed.) Gendering the Middle East: emerging perspectives (London, Syracuse University Press), 51-67.
28. Rahat Local Council (2003) Education and demography in Rahat (Rahat Municipality, Unit for Strategy Planning) (in Arabic).
29. Staudt, K. (1998) Policy, politics and gender: women gaining ground (West Hartford, CT, Kumarian Press).
30. United Nations Development Program (2002) Human development report 2002 (New York, Oxford University Press).
31. UNESCO (1995) Education of girls and women: towards a global framework for action (Paris, UNESCO Press).