Inequality in Education in Israel
Author: Chaim Adler, Nachum Blass Policy Research September 08, 1997

This paper describes education inequalities among various Israeli population groups. Its centerpiece is the computation of the inequality trend since 1980, based on parameters pertaining to various social indicators.

The study deals with inequality in two distinct realms: educational resources and educational achievements.

This paper appears as a chapter in the Center’s annual publication, Israel’s Social Services 1996, and is available upon request.

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