The Proletarianization of Palestinians in Israel (ص 463)

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The Proletarianization of Palestinians in Israel (ص 463)

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Table W. Size of the Israeli Proletariat Using Poulantzas' Criteria
1972 — 1974
Year Proletariat Proletariat All Citizen
Arab Employees Jewish Employees Proletariat
Employees
1972 64.5% 37% 39.6%
(46,440) (265,000) (311,440)
1973 61% 35.42% 37.8%
(48,739) (261,000) (309,739)
1974 63.9% 33.52 36.3%
(50,098) (250,000) (300,098)
Source: Computed from Table 48 (with 36 major and sub-occupational cate-
gories) in CBS, Labour Force Survey, 1974, Jerusalem, 1976, Special Series
No. » p.- 109. Absolute total employees and Jewish employees total from
Statistical Abstract of Israel, 1975.
Definition: Proletariat refers to employees who perform simultaneously
productive, manual, non-supervisory labor categories. Concretely, these
include: agricultural workers in packing houses and farm laborers; metal
processors, tinsmiths, and workers in finished metal products; assemblers,
fitters, and repairers of machinery and transport vehicles; electricians,
producers and assemblers of electronic equipment; precision instrument
workers; skilled workers in food, beverages and tobacco processing; wood-
workers, carpenters and related workers; weavers, spinners, knitters, and
finishers of textiles; tailors and sewers; shoemakers and other leather
workers; printing workers; miners, quarrymen, and workers on heavy mechani-
cal equipment; drivers; longshoremen and freight handlers; unskilled work-
ers in rubber, plastic, food and beverages industry, and unskilled workers
in industry and building.

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The Proletarianization of Palestinians in Israel

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1978

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Najwa Hanna Makhoul

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