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The Hebrew University Of Jerusalem, Faculty Of Law

The Harry Sacher Institute For Legislative Research And Comparative Law

A Bibliography Of Israel Law In English and Other European Languages

1972 - 1979

Compiled by Judith Deborah Wilkenfeld

A bibliography of Israel law in English and other European languages, 1972-1979 / compiled by Judith Deborah Wilkenfeld.

Wilkenfeld, Judith Deborah.; Harry Sacher Institute for Legislative Research and Comparative Law.; Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Faculty of Law.; International Academy of Comparative Law

1979

This bibliography is an excellent resource for those interested in the history of Israel and its legal system. Compiled by Judith Deborah Wilkenfeld, it provides a comprehensive list of Israel laws in English and other European languages from 1972-1979. The book is a first edition and comes from the Harry Sacher Institute for Legislative Research and Comparative Law at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. The unit type is a unit and the language is English. The book has special attributes as a 1st edition and is perfect for collectors of antique and collectible books. The author is Judith Deborah Wilkenfeld and the topic is historical. The book is packed carefully and ships within 1 day after order. FreeShip in the USA!!! US Seller - Packed Carefully & Ships with Tracking.

TITLE

A bibliography of Israel law in English and other European languages, 1972-1979 / compiled by Judith Deborah Wilkenfeld.

Author Wilkenfeld, Judith Deborah.

Imprint Jerusalem : The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Faculty of Law, The Harry Sacher Institute for Legislative Research and Comparative Law, 1979.

Description 82 p.

Call Number Ref. 016 B593

Location UNCITRAL 016 B593 Ref.

Record Appears in UNCITRAL Law Library

Language English

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A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ISRAEL LAW

In English and Other European Languages

1972 - 1979

Compiled by

JUDITH DEBORAH WILKENFELD

THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY OF JERUSALEM

FACULTY OF LAW

THE HARRY SACHER INSTITUTE FOR LEGISLATIVE RESEARCH AND COMPARATIVE LAW

JERUSALEM, 1979

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction

I. OFFICIAL AND UNOFFICIAL COLLECTIONS OF LAWS AND JUDGMENTS

A. Laws

B. Judgments

II. GENERAL TOPICS

A. Legal System

B. Legal History, Theory and Jurisprudence

C. Legal Profession and Education

D. Collected Studies

III. PUBLIC LAW

A. Constitutional Law

1. General constitutional principles

2. Constitutional and civil rights

3. Immigration and nationality

4. State and religion

Branches of Government

1. Executive

(a) General administrative law

(b) Public administration

(d) Military law

2. Legislature

(a) The Knesset

(b) Legislation and codification

3. Judiciary

(a) Courts and judges

(b) Civil procedure and evidence

C. Criminal Law

1. Criminal code

2. Penal system

3. Criminology

4. Juvenile delinquency

D. Tax Law

1. General taxation

2. Income tax

3. Investment tax

4. Miscellaneous taxes

E. Labour Law

1. General labour law

3. Labour relations

2. Social security and workmen's compensation

*F. Environmental Law

IV. PRIVATE LAW

A. General Private Law

Status, Family and Succession

1. Personal status

2. Family law

3. Inheritance and succession

C. Obligations

1. Contract and quasi-contract

2. Tort

3. Damages and indemnity

Real Property

1. General land law

2. Land utilization and planning

Personal Property

1. Chattels

2. Industrial and intellectual property

F. Commercial Law

1. General commercial law

2. Corporations and partnerships

*New Classification*

3. Cooperative societies (including Kibbutzim)

4. Negotiable instruments

5. Insurance

6. Monopolies and restrictive practices

7. Maritime and air law

Private International Law

1. Personal status and family law

2. Recognition of foreign judgments

3. Double taxation and foreign investment

4. Miscellaneous private international law

V. PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW

A. Succession and Recognition

B. Arab-Israeli Conflict

1. General

2. Legal aspects

*(a) General

*(b) Prisoners of war

*(c) Administered areas

* (d) Terrorism

3. Military confrontation

4. Waterways - right of passage

5. United Nations involvement

C. Extradition

E. Miscellaneous

VI.

RELIGIOUS LAW

A. Jewish Law

B. Christian Law

C. Druze Law

D. Moslem Law

* New Classification

** Classification Removed **

INTRODUCTION

The present compilation is being issued as a part of what will be a regular updating of Dr. Ernest Livneh's and Judith Romney Wegner's earlier bibliographies. The previous bibliographies were enthusiastically received as providing valuable research tools for those Israeli lawyers and scholars conversant in European lan-guages, as well as for foreign lawyers, researchers, and scholars unversed in Hebrew but desirous of information on the laws of the State of Israel. Writings on Israeli law in European languages have grown prodigiously both in Israel and abroad, as the current compilation indicates. The present volume - covering roughly the seven year period 1972-1978 - has approximately 50 per cent of the total number of entries of the previous volume which covered the entire first 24 years of Israel's statehood.

The 1979 Supplement is offered as a supplement to the 1972

Wegner bibliography which was a compilation of all previous works. The classification has been maintained with but few changes, the latter reflecting the growth of the law as well as the interests and problems of the State. The section on Public Law has been lengthened by the addition of Environmental Law, an indication of Israel's increasing awareness of the problems of modern nation-states. Under Public International Law, the section on Legal Aspects of the Arab-Israeli Conflict has been subdivided into "General," "Prisioners of War," "Administered Areas," and

"Terrorism." The only deletion is that of the "Eichmann Trial", a category which is now of historical interest.

The current issuance covers all significant and available works on the subjects listed, but as the previous compilers have noted in their introductions, the best effort unfortunately produces errors of omission and even of commission. We too, must apologize in advance for whatever deletions or errors may have occurred and invite notification of such to the Harry Sacher Institute for Legislative and Comparative Studies. Subsequent editions will, as in the past, include such entries.

In a work of this sort, acknowledgements are always myriad to those who assisted and guided us through unfamiliar libraries and

through the technicalities of publishing. To them and all those who assisted and guided us with secretarial and proofreading chores, we owe thanks for timely issuance of this volume.

Judith Deborah Wilkenfeld

Summer 1978 to Summer 1979