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Centre De Recherche Français À Jérusalem Bibliothèque Catalogue Dernière mise à jour : 11 juin 2015 Ouvrages : 1 – 230 Revues : 231 – 248 Référence : 249 – 250 Ouvrages en hébreu : 251 Centre de recherche français à Jérusalem Bibliothèque Catalogue des ouvrages Les couleurs des cotes correspondent au système de rangement sur les étagères de la bibliothèque du CRFJ. Gris : ANT – Anthropologie Rouge : ARC – Archéologie Bleu : LAN – Langages Marron : REL – Religions Violet : SEP – Sociologie ; Économie ; Politique Blanc : PHP – Philosophie ; Psychologie Jaune : HIG – Histoire ; Géographie Vert : COL – Collections Vert : REV – Revues ABADI-REISS, Yael and Joan S. SCHNEIDER. Design theory and milling stone production and consumption in the highland Negev Early Bronze Age I. Pp. 81-98. In ROUX, Valentine et Steve A. ROSEN (editors). Techniques and People. Anthropological perspectives on technology in the archaeology of the proto-historic and early historic periods in the Southern Levant. 275 p. Mémoires et Travaux du Centre de recherche français à Jérusalem n° 9. Paris: De Boccard, 2009. ARC-ROU-2009, Inv. 2014-30 ABD el-HAFEEZ, ABD el-AL, Jean Claude GRENIER et Guy WAGNER. Stèles funéraires de Kom Abu Bellou. 143 p., 3 fig., 47 pl. “Mémoire” n° 55. Paris, Éditions Recherche sur la Civilisations, A.D.F.P., 1985. ARC-ABD.GRE.WAG-1985, Inv. 86-199 COL-ERC-ABD-1984, Inv. 95-67 ABECASSIS, Armand. Principes rabbiniques d’interprétation juridique. Pp. 57- 66. In ALVAREZ-PEREYRE, Frank et Lionel PANAFIT (sous la direction de). Le droit interne hébraïque. 117 p. Strasbourg: Presses universitaires Strasbourg, 2004. ANT-ALV-2004, Inv. 2006-37 ABEL, Félix-Marie, P. Géographie de la Palestine. Tome I : Géographie Physique et Historique. 515 p. Paris: Librairie Lecoffre, 1967. HIG-ABE-1967, Inv. 83-118 ABEL, Félix-Marie, P. Géographie de la Palestine. Tome II : Géographie Politique. Les Villes. 538 p. Paris: Librairie Lecoffre, 1967. HIG-ABE-1967, Inv. 83-119 1 ABEL, Félix-Marie, P. Histoire de la Palestine. Tome II : De la guerre juive à l’invasion arabe. 406 p. Paris: Librairie Lecoffre, 1952. HIG-ABE-1952, Inv. 83-122 ABÉLÈS, Marc. Homo communautarius. Pp. 43-63. In KASTOTYANO, Riva (sous la direction de). Quelle identité pour l'Europe ? 267 p. Paris: Presses de Sciences Po, 1998. SEP-KAST-1998, Inv. 2000-52 ABELES, Marc. L'Anthropologie de l'État. 184 p. Paris: Armand Colin Éditeur, 1990. ANT-ABE-1990, Inv. 92-31 ABITBOL, Michel. La mémoire occultée et retrouvée : Juifs d’Orient et de Méditerranée. Pp. 347-358. In ALVAREZ-PEREYRE, Frank (éditeur). Milieux et Mémoire. 426 p. Collection Hommes et Sociétés, Jérusalem, CNRS-CRFJ, (Diffusion Peeters), 1993. ANT-ALV-1993, Inv. 93-226 ABOU-ASSAF, Ali, Pierre BORDREUIL et Alan N. MILLARD. La statue de Tell Fekherye et son inscription bilingue assyro-araméenne. 114 p., 4 fig., XIV pl. “Cahiers” n° 10. Paris, Éditions Recherche sur la Civilisations, A.D.F.P., 1982. COL-ERC-ABO-1982, Inv. 82-113 ABOU-RAMADAN, Moussa. Les accords de Mytilène de 1901 et l'agrément de Constantinople de 1913. Pp. 57-70. In TRIMBUR, Dominique et Ran AARONSOHN (sous la direction de). De Bonaparte à Balfour. La France, l’Europe occidentale et la Palestine, 1799-1917. 435 p. Mélanges du Centre de recherche français de Jérusalem. Paris, CNRS Éditions, 2001 (1ère édition), 2008 (2ème édition). COL-MEL-TRI-2001, Inv. 2001-17 COL-MEL-TRI-2001, Inv. 2008-50 ABRAVANEL, Nicole, Martine BENOIT-ROUBINOWITZ et Danielle DELMAIRE. Histoire et conscience. Il y a 60 ans, l’ouverture des camps d’extermination. 169 p. Travaux et recherche, Lille, Lille 3, 2007. HIG-ABR-2007, Inv. 2008-33 ABU HAMID. Abu Hamid. Village du 4e millénaire de la vallée du Jourdain. En arabe et 52 p. en français, 1 carte, 82 fig. Centre culturel français et département des antiquités de Jordanie. Imprimé par Economic Press Co., Amman (Jordanie), 1988. Français et arabe. ARC-ABU-1988, Inv. 88-172 ABU-HANA, Hana. Chap. II. To Be an Arab in a Jewish State- Personal Testimonies. Testimony of an Educator from Haifa. Pp. 45-48. In HAREVEN, Alouph (editor). Every Sixth Israeli. Relations between the Jewish Majority and the Arab Minority in Israel. 218 p. The Van Leer Jerusalem Foundation, 1983. SEP-HAR-1983, Inv. 2014-69 ABU-TA’AMA, Jalal. Chap. II. To Be an Arab in a Jewish State- Personal Testimonies. Testimony of an Inhabitant of Baqa Al-Gharbiya. Pp. 49-56. In HAREVEN, Alouph (editor). Every Sixth Israeli. Relations between the Jewish Majority and the Arab Minority in Israel. 218 p. The Van Leer Jerusalem Foundation, 1983. SEP-HAR-1983, Inv. 2014-69 2 ACKERMAN, Susan. Under Every Green Tree. Popular Religion in the Sixth- Century Judah. 272 p. Atlanta: Harvard semitic monographs, 1992. 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Destins d’Israël. 201 p. Paris: Albin Michel, 2011. HIG-ADL-2011, Inv. 2014-27 ADLER, Alfred. La mort est le masque du roi. 288 p. Paris: Payot, 1982. ANT-ADL-1982, Inv. 94-291 AESCOLY, Aaron Zeev. Recueil de textes falachas. 316 p. Paris: Institut d'ethnologie, 1951. ANT-AES-1951, Inv. 96-125 AGAMBEN, Giorgio. Au-delà des droits de l’homme, exil et citoyenneté européenne. Pp. 123-131. In TUMULTES. Figures de l'étranger : Immigrés, Nomades, Exilés. 216 p. Paris: L'Harmattan, 1994 ANT-TUM-1994, Inv. 95-317 AGNEW, John. Les lieux contre la sociologie politique. Pp. 145-160. In LÉVY, Jacques (sous la direction). Géographies du politique. 221 p. Collection Références. Paris: Presses de la fondation nationale des sciences politiques, 1991. SEP-LEV-1991, Inv. 94-288 AHARONI, Yohanan (Editor). Beer-Sheba I. Excavations at Tel Beer-Sheba (1969-1971 seasons). 135 p., 10 fig., 95 plates. Tel-Aviv: Tel Aviv University, Institute of Archaeology, Publication n° 2, 1973. ARC-AHA-1973, Inv. 78-44 AHARONI, Yohanan (Editor). Excavations and Studies. XXVII + 220 p., illustrations. Tel-Aviv: Carta for Tel-Aviv University, Institute of Archaeology, Publication n° 1, 1973. Hébreu, résumés en anglais. ARC-AHA-1973, Inv. 85-160 AHARONI, Yohanan. With contributions by M. Elath, R. Giveon, H. Lernau, N. Liphschitz and Y. Waisel, T. Kertesz, A.F. Rainey, B. Rothenberg, N. M. Sarna. 3 Investigations at Lachish. The Sanctuary and the Residency (Lachish V). 116 p., 63 plates. Tel-Aviv: Tel Aviv University, Institute of Archaeology, Publication n° 4, 1975. ARC-AHA-1975, Inv. 78-34 AKAZAWA, Takeru and Yutaka SAKAGUCHI (Editors). Paleolithic Site of Douara Cave and Paleogeography of Palmyra Basin in Syria. Part IV: 1984 Excavations. 166 p., fig., plates. Tokyo: University of Tokyo Press, 1987. ARC-AKA-1983, Inv. 93-240 ALBERT, Michel. Capitalisme contre capitalisme. 316 p. Paris: Éditions du Seuil, 1991. SEP-ALB-1991, Inv. 94-276 ALBRIGHT, William Foxwell. 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With contributions by Guy Bar-Oz, Ariel Berman and Noa Raban-Gerstel. Mary's Well, Nazareth. The Late Hellenistic to the Ottoman Periods. IAA Reports 49. 169 p. The Israel Antiquities Authority, Jerusalem, 2012. ARC-IAA-2012, Inv. 2015-18 ALLAIS, Maurice. L'impôt sur le capital et la réforme monétaire. 367 p. Paris: Herman, 1977. SEP-ALL-1977 Inv. 94-274 ALSTER, Bendt (Editor). Death in Mesopotamia (XXVIe Rencontre assyriologique internationale). 302 p. Mesopotamia 8. Copenhagen: Akademisk Forlag, 1980. ARC-ALS-1980, Inv. 81-112 ALTHABE, Gérard, Daniel FABRE et Gérard LENCLUD (sous la direction). Vers une ethnologie du présent. 259 p. Cahier 7. Paris: Éditions de la Maison des sciences de l'homme, Paris, 1992. ANT-ALT-1992, Inv. 93-05 – Bureau F. H. ALTMAN, Ilya. La mémorialisation de la Shoah en Union soviétique : historique, actualité, perspectives. Pp. 85-118. In OUZAN, Françoise S. et Dan MICHMAN (sous la direction de). De la mémoire de la Shoah dans le monde juif. 498 p. 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