The West Bank Data Base Project is an independent research group established in 1982 to study and analyze demographic, social spatial, legal, economic and political conditions in the West Bank and Gaza. The project, which is directed by Dr. Meron Benvenisti, is funded by the Rockefeller and Ford foundations and administered by The Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C. A continuously updated, computerized data base and its own research are the basis for the project's publications, including maps showing present and projected developments in the region.
Introduction, Acknowledgements And Objectives Of The Study -- Methodology, Projections And Statistical Notes -- Background: 1948-1967 -- Housing And Construction Under Occupation: 1967-1987 -- Barriers To Construction Development -- Ten-Year Alternative Construction Scenarios -- Concluding Remarks -- Demographic Aspects -- The Bi-national Economy of Israel and the Territories: A Theoretical Note -- The Intifada and Construction
