Strike Action and Nation Building

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The book explores the enduring significance of strike-action in Israeli society, tracing its roots from the Ottoman Empire through Mandate Palestine. Despite challenges like the Arab-Jewish conflict and the decline of organized labor, strikes remain a vital tool for workers seeking material improvement and empowerment in both private and public sectors. It examines the historical trajectory of strikes, revealing their role as a vibrant social practice that offers insights into Israel's complex socio-political landscape.