My greatest joy in all of this activity was that associated with the founding and development of the Jerusalem In- stitute for Federal Studies, now enlarged as the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs, of which the former remains a principal pillar. The federal idea has its origins in the seg- ment of western Asia which became known more than three thousand years ago as Eretz Israel (the Land of Israel). It has been my privilege to bring back to that land the organized and systematic expression of that idea in its political context through the Jerusalem Center and, via the center, into the Israeli body politic and the larger maelstrom of Middle Eastern politics. That task continues to engage the greater part of my energies in that curious combination of frustra- tion and reward which is so characteristic of the region of which the center is a part.
Daniel J. Elazar
Jerusalem
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Publication Information: Book Title: Exploring Federalism. Contributors: Daniel J. Elazar - author. Publisher: University of Alabama Press. Place of Publication: Tuscaloosa, AL. Publication Year: 1991. Page Number: xvi.
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