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The Jewish experience with pluralism

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  1. Hebrew University, Jerusalem

    Shmuel A. Eisenstadt (professor of sociology, current visiting fellow)

  2. the Russell Sage Foundation, USA

    Shmuel A. Eisenstadt (professor of sociology, current visiting fellow)

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He is author of many scholarly books, among them more recently Transformation of Israeli Society, Culture, Society, and Urbanization, Comparative Perspectives on Social Change: Post-Traditional Societies, Tradition, Change, and Modernity,and co-author of Patrons, Clients, and Friends.

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Eisenstadt, S.A. The Jewish experience with pluralism. Society 28, 21–25 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02695176

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