ד"ר אברהים מחג'אנה
Dr. Ibrahim Mahajne
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Mahajne, Ibrahim; Khatib, Anwar; Bar-On, Arnon A. (2021) Development of Palestinian Social Work in Israel: The Formative Years (1968-1982). Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare . Mar2021, Vol. 48 Issue 1, p109-135. 27p.
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Mahajne, Ibrahim. (2018). The Silence of the "Present Absentees": Arab Lecturers in the Israeli Academia. Beit Berl College: The Center for the Study of Language, Society and Arabic Culture
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Mahajne, Ibrahim (2018). The development of social work profession in the Arab Israeli society from the British Mandate era till the end of the militant rule. In Gal John and Holer Roni (ed.). Not charity but justice: chapters in the development of social work in Israel (171-194). Beer Shevaa: Ben Gurion University, Ben Gurion center for researching Israel and Zionism.
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Mahajne Ibrahim (2018). The Development of Social Services for the Palestinian Minority under Israeli State Policies 1948 – 2017. In Mohanad Mustafa (Ed.). 70 years of Nakbah (pp. 98-116). Haifa: Mada al-Carmel–Arab Center for Applied Social Research.
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Mahajne, Ibrahim. (2017). The Palestinian Arab researcher in Israel and the complexity of social scientific research methods. In Morad Diani (ed.). Universities and Academic Research in the Arab World (pp. 289-322). Doha & Beirut: Arab center for research & policy studies.
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Mahajne, Ibrahim. (2017). Strategies used by the poor families within the Arab community in Israel refuse the behavioral theory of and demanding structural Affirmative Action. Al-Hasad, 7, 146-169.
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Mahajne, Ibrahim. (2016). Key Manifestations of Societal Life in the Arab City Under Israeli Colonialism. Omran, 18, 63-92.
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Mahajne, Ibrahim. (2016). The role of the Palestinian civil society in Israel as a safety net for the unprivileged. Al-Hasad, 6, 28-61.
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Mahajne, Ibrahim. (2016). How does the professional supportive system in schools, welfare and education institutions of municipalities is viewing its role in the issue of unprivileged Arab youth? Minituk Li Shiluv, 19, 111-132.