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A kibbutz is a collective community in Israel where members share property, resources, and labor to live and work together. These communities have been historically significant in Israel's development and represent a distinctive model of communal living based on shared ownership and mutual cooperation.
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Encyclopedic overview
38 sectionsContents
- History
- The first kibbutzim
- During the British Mandate
- Development of kibbutz movements
- State-building
- After the establishment of the state
- Decline and restructuring
- Ideology
- Communal life
- Children
- Child rearing
- Higher education and intellectuality
- Gender equality
- Social life
- The dining hall as social centre
- Private property
- Free-loaders; lack of privacy
- Decision-making
- Job rotation
- Sex and marriage
- Culture and arts
- Crime
- Psychological aspects
- Emotional involvement
- Private property
- Group pressure to conform
- Economics
- Types
- Legal reforms after privatisation
- Kibbutzim outside Israel
- Kibbutz Buchenwald
- Kibbutzim in France
- Legacy
- See also
- References
- Bibliography
- Further reading
- External links
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