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P. 1: History and politics. - 10 S., Ill., Kt. - (UFSI Reports; 1984/No. 10) ; (Africa/Asia; AML-1-'84); P. 2: Israeli settlements, Palestinian social forces, and economic development. - 10 S., Ill., Kt. - (UFSI Reports; 1984/No. 11) ; (Africa/Asia; AML-2-'84)

This is a conference paper. ; This paper argues that recycling should be a more wide spread practice especially in the Gaza Strip where the Palestinians are facing financial and economic constraints. Some of the questions on recycling were raised with municipal officials, decision makers, street sweepers, United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), and Non Governmental Organization (NGO's). Responses and interpretations have shown great sympathy with the recycling option as a strategic disposal option alternative to landfilling.

Bericht über die Situation der Palästinaflüchtlinge im Gazastreifen nach der Flucht 1948/49: demographische Beschreibung; lokale und internationale Hilfsprogramme; Wohn- und Lebensbedingungen; Ausbildungsprogramme; der Wunsch nach Rückkehr in die Heimat. (DÜI-Hns)

The paper deals first with Palestinian women's subordination in the work force due to sex discrimination, then with women's subordination in the work force due to class. The final section discusses the political repercussions of the Arab-Israeli conflict for Palestinian women, especially professional workers

On an often controversial subject such as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, this dissertation seeks to deconstruct the perception that exists in relation to the Gaza Strip and its inhabitants. In particular, the discourse that Israel acts permanently in self-defence in the face of continuous attacks from this territory. Although Israel is entitled to its defence, this dissertation questions whether the ways in which this defence is exercised are proportionate to the attacks from which it is targeted. Similarly, this dissertation also aims to perceive and analyse the events of those who live in a besieged territory since 2006/2007. In this sense, Israel's last military operation in the Gaza Strip and the land, sea and air siege of this territory will be examined in order to understand the day-to-day lives of the civilians living here. Finally, and given that this siege is exercised jointly with Egypt, Egypt's foreign policy is analysed in order to understand what leads the 6th largest Muslim country in the world to coordinate positions with the State of Israel. In short, this dissertation aims to deconstruct the structure in which Israel, Egypt and the Gaza Strip are placed and the processes and outcomes happening between them from a constructivist perspective. ; Num tema muitas vezes controverso como é o conflito Israelo-Palestiniano, esta dissertação procura desconstruir a percepção que existe em relação à Faixa de Gaza e aos seus habitantes. Nomeadamente, o discurso de que Israel age permanentemente em legítima defesa face aos ataques contínuos vindos deste território. Embora Israel tenha direito à sua defesa, esta dissertação questiona se o modo como esta defesa é exercida é proporcional aos ataques do qual é alvo. Da mesma forma, esta dissertação visa também perceber e analisar os acontecimentos da perspectiva de quem vive num território sitiado desde 2006/2007. Neste sentido, a última operação militar efectuada por Israel na Faixa de Gaza e o cerco terrestre, marítimo e aéreo a este território serão analisados de forma a compreender o dia-a-dia dos civis que aqui vivem. Por fim, e tendo em conta que este cerco é exercido em conjunto com o Egito, a política externa deste país é analisada de forma a perceber o que leva o 6º maior país muçulmano do mundo a concertar posições com o Estado de Israel. Em suma, esta dissertação visa a desconstrução da estrutura em que os processos que envolvem Israel, o Egito e a Faixa de Gaza se inserem sob uma perspectiva construtivista.