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ראש המגמה לניהול וחדשנות סביבתית לתואר שני

פרופ' חבר ענת צ'צ'יק

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Anat.Tchetchik@biu.ac.il
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יום א' בין 14:00-13:00 בתיאום מראש
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תחומי מחקר
כלכלה סביבתית
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קורות חיים

Education

Year

Degree

Institution

1991

B.Sc.

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem 

1996

M.Sc.

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem 

2007

Ph.D.

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem 

 

Thesis: Rural Tourism in Israel; Structure, Analysis, and Policy Implications

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Supervisors: Prof. Israel Finkelshtain and Prof. Aliza Fleischer

 

Post doctoral: The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, dept. of Environmental Economics and Management, Supervisor Prof. Eli Feinerman

*The Department of Environmental Economics and Management was previously the Department of Agricultural Economics and Management.

Additional training

Workshop in “Advances in Discrete Choice Models and Experimental Design for Stated Choice Data in Energy and Environmental Resources” by the Centre for the Study of Choice at the University of Technology in Sydney and the University of Padua, Italy, 2011.

Stata Elements course, Subotnick Financial Services Center, Zicklin School of Business - Baruch College, CUNY, New York, NY, 2013.

"Human factors in teams", 2010, the 4th  workshop of CREATE, a Marie Curie (EU) series of events that is focused on developing young researchers' competencies tied to working in large European projects, as well as their competencies in social networking and relation building at an international level, May 26th- June 2nd  Trondheim, Norway.

Research Grants

  1. 2023-2025  Chief Scientist, the Israeli Ministry of Environmental Protection, Examining policies to encourage reuse via comparative regulatory research and consumer behavior research, with O. Perez, Y. Feldman, O. Sharon. Total budget  NIS 790,000

  2. 2022-2025   Ministry of Science & Technology,  Planning Resilient Cities using digital Climate services (PRCC) with I. Lensky, S. Flint, K. Agay-Shay (Total budget NIS 700,000). 

  3. 2021-2023   The National Social Security Research Foundation. PI. The effect of transfer payments on urban welfare in Israel: a comparison between cash payments and government transfers to state welfare services. With N. Cohen and O. Benjamin (Total budget NIS 187,00).

  4. 2020-2023 EU project Horizon 2020 TRANSFORMATIONS-04-2019-2020, RIA. “Social and Innovative Platform on Cultural Tourism and its Potential towards Deepening Europeanisation” (SPOT). Granted for 3 years, total grant € 3M. (BIU part, € 240,000).

  5. 2020  Data Science Institute DSI, Green Smart City: Using Precision Agriculture Technologies on Green High-Rise Building Walls, with Itamar Lensky-PI, Keren Agay-Shay, and Eyal Yaniv (Total budget NIS 25,000)

  6. 2020 Data Science Institute DSI- PI  The impact of transfer payments on urban welfare in Israel: Comparing cash and in-kind payments Participating Researchers with Nir Cohen and Orly Benjamin (Total budget NIS 72,000).

  7.  2019-2020- the Chief Scientist. Green Smart City: Using Precision Agriculture Technologies in Green High-Rise Building (HRB) Walls with Itamar Lensky, Eyal Yaniv, Keren Agay-Shay (BIU), David Helman (HUJI), Yafit Cohen, Victor Alchanati (Volcani center). Total amount $ 285,000.

  8.  2019-2021 the Chief Scientist of the Israeli Ministry of Environmental Protection. The Interplay Between Consumer Preferences for Alternative Fuel Vehicles and Energy Supply. With V. Blass (TAU). Total budget $162,000.

  9. 2019-2020. The Israel Science Foundation (ISF) Institutional Equipment Grant "Green walls in a smart city". With I. Lensky (BIU) and O. Rotem (BIU) (Total budget $100, 000).

  10. H2020-SFS-2017-2 RIA Stimulating the co-creation of sustainable agri-food chains and innovative business models (SFINCS). Progressed to the final stage, unsuccessful (6M€, PI).

  11. 2017-2019. The Israel Science Foundation (ISF) Consumer Preferences for Electronic Waste Collection with V. Blass (TAU). Total budget $ 100,000. 

  12. 2017-2020. EU project, Horizon 2020 Framework Program, Transition from Linear to Circular: Policy and Innovation, with partners from Israel, Germany, UK, Holland, France, Spain, Malta, Poland and Belgium.  Total budget €3,000,000.

  13. Chief Scientist of the Israeli Ministry of Agriculture. Agriculture areas as ecological corridors: exploring the ecological and economic implication of different planning and management scenarios in “Harod” valley as a case study. With Shwartz, A. Segoli, M.  & Renan, I.  Total budget $45,000.

  14. 2016, Nekudat-Hen, The cost-benefit ratio of marginal fields interface in Harod Valley. With Segoli, M. (BGU) H. Serge, Schwartz, A. and  Carmel, Y. (Technion). Total budget $22,000.

  15. 2013-2015. Excellence Center for the Israeli Ministry of Agriculture, Socio-Economic Changes in the Rural Hemisphere in a Period of Changes in Agricultural Policy, with researchers from the HUJI, BIU and TAU. Total budget $429,000.

  16. 2015. Nekudat-Hen, Interaction and simultaneously between use of Information Resources, Environmental Attitudes, and the Adoption of Practices by Farmers. With Blass, V. Total budget $18,000.

  17. 2012-2015. Chief Scientist, the Israeli Ministry of Agriculture, Ecological and Economic Impacts of Recreational Fishing in the Mediterranean Basin, with  Benayahu, Y. Granted for three years, annual budget $36,000, total amount $108,000.

  18. 2009-2010. Chief Scientist of the Israeli Ministry of Agriculture, Regulation and Support Policies in the Rural Tourism Industry in Israel. With Fleischer, A. and Finkelshtain, I. Total budget $43,000.

 

Research Student

M.A. Students:

Student name

subject

Rotem Izak (M.Sc.)

Consumer Preferences Toward Electronic Waste Recycling Programs Using Advanced Discrete Choice Modeling

Liat Zvi (M.Sc.)

The hidden segment Hedonistic-Environmentalists Test case of consumers’ preferences towards AFVs

Adi Galor (MBA)

The framing effect of the level of flight safety on the flight choice

Elena Gregorian (M.Sc.)

Unsustainable grocery shopping: consumer behavior study via a virtual reality supermarket simulation

Lior Tourgeman (M.Sc.)

Residential hydroponic agriculture in Israel - opportunities, challenges, and environmental impacts

Shachar Hatan (M.Sc.)

Economic valuation of cultural ecosystem services in the agritourism market

Lee Gafter (M.A)

Urban resilience as a mitigating factor against urban shrinkage in the time of COVID-19: the case of a tourism-based city

Rinat Milo (M.A)

Implementation of master plans in Tel Aviv- Jaffa: The Jaffa B master plan

Gil Dover (M.A)

Consumer preferences for environmental information and WTP for reducing pollution vs. personal risk.

Shira Lev-Ami (M.A)

Working from home and its effect on traveling by private car - insights from the Corona era

Noam Luton (M.A)

Sustainable fashion- replacement rate in the second-hand market

Efrat Rosen (M.A.)

Consumer preferences for the life expectancy of clothing items: an empirical analysis

Viktoria Hadad

Analysis of Consumer Preferences for Household Cleaning Products: A Focus on Bleach

Moran Menola

The effect of green cities on mental condition

Ph.D. Students:

Student name

Subject

Eyal Razi-Yanuv

Regulating Environment-related Disruptive Technologies (dissertation judged, pending revision, 2025, with O. Perez)

Haim Lugassi*

The Contribution and Influence of National-Economic Transfers in the Shaping Welfare of Urban Localities in Israel (with N. Cohen, Completed, 2025)

Lee Gafter

The Effect of Green and Yellow Natural Components on Nature-related Wellbeing in Multiple Urban Settings (proposal approved, with A. Schwartz, the Technion)

Miri Reiss

Promoting walkability in hilly cities via urban planning (proposal approved, with S. Ashery-Flint)

Rotem Izak

Modeling and Analysis of Heterogeneous Consumers’ Choice Among Alternative Passenger Vehicles Transportation (proposal approved, with V. Blass, Tel-Aviv University)

Alon Harel

Examining the potential of using climate services for the benefit of energy efficiency in the field of water heating in the private sector: technology, realization, and adoption (proposal approved, with I. Lensky)

Giroa Cohen

Development of a natural resource versus maintaining the status quo. Development pressures, management challenges, and development preferences (proposal approved, with O. Rotem)

Menashe Kaslדבריםassi

Ware resilience in Israel (proposal approved, with O. Rotem and D. Avisar)

Postdoc students

Liran Maymoni

May 2024- present

Dai Xieer  (China)

Jan 2024 - October 2024

Yaron Michael

July 2023- October 2024

Michael Sinclair (Scotland)

Feb 2021 – August 2021

Karni Krigel

June 2021– June 2022 

 

 

Ad-hoc Reviewer for Journals

 

Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment

Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice 

International Journal of Sustainable 

Journal of Industrial Ecology

Land Use Policy

Ecological Economics

Journal of Cleaner Production

Journal of Business Research

Journal of Air Transport Management

European Review of Agricultural Economics

Tourism Geographies

Tourism Management

International Journal of Tourism Research

Annals of Tourism Research

International Journal of Sustainable Development & World Ecology

International Journal of Sustainable Transportation

Sustainable Development

International Journal of Hospitality Management

 

 

תחומי התמחות

תחום המחקר הראשי שלי הוא: כלכלת סביבה וניהול משאבי טבע

בין היתר אני חוקרת:

אמידת וניתוח העדפות צרכנים למוצרים ושירותים ירוקים באמצעות נתונים על התנהגות בפועל והעדפות מוצהרות.

אמידת הערך של מוצרים ציבוריים בין היתר מוצרים ושירותים סביבתיים (כגון שירותי מערכת).

בחינת וחיזוי ההשפעה של כלי מדיניות ורגולציה סביבתית על ההתנהגות בפועל.

1. Environmental Economics and Natural Resource Management

2. Consumer Decision-Making and Preferences toward Pro-Environmental Behavior

3. Evaluation of Environmental Services and Goods without Explicit Markets

4. Applied Econometrics

 

פרסומים

CHAPTERS IN BOOKS

1.  Tchetchik A. Fleischer A. and Finkelshtain I. 2009. The Economics of Natural and Human Resources in Agriculture. Kimhi, A & Finkelshtain I. (Eds). On-Farm Non-Agricultural Labor: On the Development of Rural Tourism in Western Countries, pp. 305-33, Springer.

2. Tchetchik A. 2010. The Economics of the Rural Tourism Industry in Israel Critical Discussion, in Rural Tourism. Devesh Nigam (Ed.) pp. 41-52, New Delhi: Shree Publishers & Distributors.

3. Tchetchik A. 2014. Israeli Life and Leisure in the 21st Century. Leitner M. and Leitner S. (Eds). Is Rural Tourism Industry in Israel Rural? pp. 316-321, Urbana IL, USA, Sagamore Publishing.

4. Tchetchik A. 2023. Two definitions: Landscape and Aesthetics, to the Dictionary of Environmental Economics, Terms for the New Millennium. Edited by Brent M. Haddad and Barry D. Solomon. Edward Elgar Publishing.  DOI: https://doi.org/10.4337/9781788974912

5. Tchetchik A. Shiff S. Michael Y. Sinclair M. Cohen-Amit I. Shmuel I. & Micheal Sofer.  2023. SPOT-IT: An advanced tool for dynamic cultural tourism management and regional development. International Conference on Cultural Tourism Advances (ed.  Neuts, B., Martins, J., Ioannides, M.)  Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-65537-1_13.

6.  Jano-Reiss M. Tchetchik. A. 2023. Facilitating Walkability in Hilly Terrain: Using the Geodesign Platform to Integrate Topographical Considerations into the Planning Process. In Urban Development Dynamics in Israel (ed Flint Ashery S.) Part of the book series: The Urban Book Series: Geodesigning Our Future. Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-52235-2_7

7. Rotem-Mindali O. Briguglio M. Tchetchik A.  Kauffman D. 2025.  Consumer Preferences for Circular Economy in three European Markets: An Experimental, Cross-Cultural Approach, in Collection in Pro-Environmental Behavior (eds Myriam Ertz et al.) Emerald Publishing. Doi:https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-83708-844-720251006

ARTICLES IN REFEREED JOURNALS

  1. Fleischer A. & Tchetchik A. 2005. Does Rural Tourism Benefit from Agriculture. Tourism Management, 26(4): 493-501

  2.   Tchetchik B. Fleischer A. & Finkelshtain I. 2008. Differentiation and Synergies in Rural Tourism: Estimation and Simulation of the Israeli Market, American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 90(2): 553-570

  3.   Tchetchik A. Fleischer A. & Shoval N. 2009. Segmentation of Visitors to a Site Using High-Resolution Time-Space Data, Journal of Travel Research, 48:216-229

  4. Tchetchik A. 2010. Internalizing Externalities under Joint Production of Rural Tourism and Agriculture –A Conceptual Framework, Asian Journal of Tourism and Hospitality Research, 4(1): 1-15.

  5. Feinerman E. Finkelshtain I. Tchetchik A. & Delgo M. 2011. Impact of Counter-Urbanization on Size, Population Mix and Welfare of an Agricultural Region, American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 93 (4): 1032-1047

  6. Tchetchik A. Fleischer A. & Finkelshtain I. 2012. An Optimal Size for Rural Tourism Villages with Agglomeration and Congestion Effects. European Review of Agricultural Economics, 39 (4):685-706

  7.  Fleischer A. Tchetchik A. & Toledo T. 2012. The Impact of Fear of Flying on Travelers' Flight Choice—Choice Model with Latent Variables. Journal of Travel Research, 51 (5): 653–663. 

  8.  Fleischer A. Tchetchik A*. & Toledo T. 2015. Does it Pay to Reveal Safety Information? The Effect of Safety Information on Flight Choice. Transportation Research Part C- Emerging Technologies, 56: 210-220. 

  9. Tchetchik A. Grinstein A. Manes E. Shapira D. & Durst R. 2015. From Research to Practice: Which Research Strategy Contributes More to Clinical Excellence? Comparing High-Volume versus High-Quality Biomedical Research, Plos One, 10 (6): 1-16.

  10.  Tchetchik A. 2015. Do Communication Technologies and Immigration Induced Travel Flows Complement or Compete? Letters in Spatial and Resource Sciences, 8: 335-356.

  11.  Tang C.M.V. Tchetchik A. & Cohen E. 2015. Perception of Wine Labels by Hong Kong Chinese Consumers. Wine Economics and Policy, 4: 12-21.

  12.  Tchetchik. A. Kaufmann, D. and V. Blass. 2016. Perceived Scarcity, Habits, Environmental Attitudes, and Price Sensitivity: How do they Interact with Preferences towards Greywater Systems?  Built Environment,42(2): 273-293. 

  13. Kaufmann D. Tchetchik A. & L. Hayoon-Davidov. 2016. Factors Influencing the Adoption of Greywater in Israel. Built Environment, 42(2): 258-272(15

  14.  Gafter L. & Tchetchik A. 2017. The role of social ties and communication technologies in visiting friend’s tourism- A GMM simultaneous equations approach. Tourism Management, 61, 343-353.

  15.   Tchetchik A. Eichhorn V. & Biran A. 2017. Not on my vacation: service encounters between able-bodied  and disabled consumers - the case of high-contact service. Journal of Policy Research in Tourism, Leisure and Events, 1-17.

  16.   Fleischer A. Tchetchik A. Barnahum Z. & E. Talev. 2018. Is Agriculture Important to Agritourism? The Agritourism Market in Israel, European Review of Agricultural Economics

  17.   Manes E. and Tchetchik A. 2018. The Role of Electronic Word of Mouth in Reducing Information Asymmetry: An Empirical Investigation of Online Hotel Booking, Journal of Business Research 85, 185-196.

  18.   Michael Y. Lensky I.M. Brenner S. Tchetchik A. Tessler N. and Helman D. 2018. Using High-Resolution Planet Satellites Constellation Images to Assess Economic Damage of a Wildland–Urban Interface Fire. Remote Sensing, 10(9), 1479. 

  19.   Manes E. Tchetchik A. Tobol. Y. Durst, R. and Chodick G. 2019. Empirical Investigation of 'Physician Congestion' in U.S. University Hospitals. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 16(5), 761. 

  20.   Segre H. Carmel Y. Segoli M. Tchetchik A. Renan I. Perevolotsky A. Rotem D. & Shwartz A. 2019. Cost-effectiveness of uncultivated field margins and semi-natural patches in Mediterranean areas: A multi-taxa, landscape-scale approach. Biological Conservation 240, 108262

  21.   Tchetchik A. Zvi L.I. Kaplan S. & Blass V. 2019. The joint effects of driving hedonism and trialability on the choice between internal combustion engine, hybrid, and electric vehicles. Technological Forecasting and Social Change, 119815

  22.   Murphy F. Tchetchik A. and Furxhi I. 2020.  Reduction of Healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) with antimicrobial inorganic nanoparticles incorporated in medical textiles: an economic assessment, Nanomaterials, 10(5): 999.

  23.  Raviv O. Tchetchik A*. Lotan A. Izhaki I. & Zemah Shamir S. 2020. Direct and indirect valuation of air-quality regulation service as reflected in the preferences towards distinct types of landscape in a biosphere reserve. Ecological Economics, 180, 106835 

  24.  Tchetchik A. Kaplan S. and Blass V. 2021. Recycling and consumption reduction following the COVID-19 lockdown: The effect of threat and coping appraisal, past behavior and information, Resources, Conservation and Recycling, 167, 105370

  25. Hatan S. Fleischer A. Tchetchik* A. 2021. Economic Valuation of Cultural Ecosystem Services: The Case of Landscape Aesthetics in the Agritourism Market, Ecological Economics, 184: 107005. 

  26. Zemah Shamir Z. Tchetchik A. Haim A. Tchernov S. & Israel A. 2021. Cultivating marine macroalgae in CO2-enriched seawater: A bio-economic approach. Aquaculture, 737042‏.

  27. Ram Y. & Tchetchik A. 2021. Complementary or competitive? Interrelationships between hotels, Airbnb, and housing in Tel Aviv, Israel, Current Issues in Tourism.

  28. Millo-Steinlauf R. Flint Ashery S. & Tchetchik A 2021. Reducing gaps between planning and implementation employing Geodesign: the case of Neve Sha'anan neighborhood, Tichnun, 18(2) 155-118. (in Hebrew).

  29.  Gafter L. Tchetchik* A. & Shilo S. 2022. Urban Resilience as a Mitigating Factor against Economically Driven Out-migration during COVID-19: The Case of Eilat, a Tourism-Based City, Cities,125, 103636. 

  30. Kaplan S. Tchetchik A. Greenberg D. & Sapir I. 2022. Understanding transit use reduction following COVID-19: the role of perceived risk, responsibility, and trust. Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice.

  31. Krigel K. Tchetchik A. Cohen N. & Benjamin O. 2022. Gender perspective in assessments of the climate crisis in local authorities: the corona crisis as a policy window? Israeli Readings (in Hebrew ISSN 2790-7279)

  32. Sofer M. Shmuel I. Amit-Cohen I. Tchetchik A. Shiff S. & Michael Y. 2022. COVID-19 and the impact on cultural tourism: The case of Beit Shean Valley, Israel, Journal of Tourism, Culture and Communication’s Special Issue: Cultural Tourism Dynamics During a Pandemic 

  33. Calvao Chebach T. Ashkenazy A. Tchetchik A. & Blass V. 2022. What Makes Farmers Follow the Standard? The Role of Regional Characteristics, Local Alternatives, and Policy Support in Non-State Market Driven Governance in the Arava, Israel.  Geography Research Forum, 41:117-151.

  34. Kaufmann, D. Tikotski A. Tanhum Y. & Tchetchik* A. 2023. Engaging faith-based communities in pro-environmental behavior using soft regulations: The case of single-use plastics. Frontiers in Environmental Science-Environmental Economics and Management 

  35. Kronrod A. Tchetchik A. Grinstein & A. Blass V. 2023. The Do’s and Don’ts of Promoting New Pro-Environmental Behavior. Journal of Environmental Psychology 

  36. Benjamin, O. Krigel, K. Cohen, N. & Tchetchik A. 2023. Budgeting poverty alleviation: Justifying in-kind investment in Israeli Municipal Authorities, International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy 

  37. Tchetchik* A. Mathews Y. Weidenfeld A. & Fleischer A. 2023. Multi-attraction– The underlying role of compatibility, complementarities, diversity, and similarities Current Issues in Tourism, 

  38. Benjamin, O. Krigel, K. Cohen, N. & Tchetchik A. 2023. Municipal Authorities' Climate Change Adaptation Plan Barriers to the inclusion of intensified needs of vulnerable populations, Urban Climate.

  39. Tchetchik A.* Kaplan S. & Rotem O. Do non-ionizing radiation concerns affect people's choice between hybrid and traditional cars?  Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment 131, 104226.  

מחקר

  1. Gafter L., Tchetchik S. et al.   Green but not too Wild: The city’s Complex Relationship with living walls: A discrete choice experiment. (R&R in Urban Forestry & Urban Greening)

  2. Zuckerman N. Agay-Shay K. Tchetchik A. et al. I. Barriers and solutions: lessons learned from the erection of a real-scale vertical greenery systems multidisciplinary experiment in an urban environment https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4432453 

  3. Razi-Yanuv E. Perez O. Tchetchik A. Environment-Related Disruptive Technologies (EDTs Concept and Call for a Sustainable Policy Response (R&R in Technological Forecasting and Social Change.)

  4. Gafter, L. Roxburgh, Nick; Tchetchik, A.  Shwartz, A. Beyond “General Wellbeing: Development and Validation of the Nature Related Wellbeing Scale (NRWS)" R&R in People and Nature).

    NON-REFEREED PUBLICATIONS

    1. Blass V. Calvão Chebach T. Tchetchik A. & Kaplan S. 2021. Changes in Transportation Use Following the COVID-19 Crisis in Tel Aviv-Yafo. Published by Tel-Aviv Municipality (jointly with TAU) (in Hebrew).

    2. Tessler N. Burger H. Loria A. Tchetchik A. Michael Y. 2020. Guidelines and recommendations for landscape restoration after forest fires in urban areas, the fire case study in Haifa 2016. Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Forest and Trees Division (in Hebrew).

    3. Blass V. Nicols A. & Tchetchik A. 2019. “Get your phone out of the drawer: revealed and stated preferences.” TU Berlin proceeding article, the 3rd international PLATE conference (Product Lifetimes and the Environment), Berlin, Germany.

    4. Tchetchik A. Briguglio M. & Kaufman D. 2019. Deliverable 4.2 - Stakeholder views consumer survey, The R2π Project Consortium. https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/48223

    5. Manes E. Schneider F. & Tchetchik A. 2016. On the boundaries of the shadow economy: An empirical investigation, IZA Discussion Paper (5 citations).

    6. Fleischer A. & Tchetchik A. 2002. Is agriculture an important component of rural tourism? Department of Environmental Economics and Management, the Hebrew University.

    7. Fleischer A. Engel Y.A. & Tchetchik A. 2005.Rural tourism in Israel 2004, the Hebrew University.

    8. Tchetchik A. Fleischer A. & Finkelshtain I. 2006. Rural Tourism: Development, Public Intervention, and Lessons from the Israeli Experience, the Center for Agricultural Economic Research, the Department of Environmental Economics and Management, the Hebrew University.

    9. Tchetchik A. Fleischer A. & Finkelshtain I. 2006. Differentiation & Synergies in Rural Tourism: Evidence from Israel, the Center for Agricultural Economic Research, the Department of Environmental Economics and Management, the Hebrew University.

    10. Tchetchik A. Fleischer A. & Finkelshtain I. 2006. Rural Tourism- a Worldwide Review Focusing on the Israeli Case, the Center for Agricultural Economic Research, the Department of Environmental Economics and Management, the Hebrew University.

    11. Tchetchik A. Fleischer A. & Finkelshtain I. 2010. An Optimal Size for Rural Tourism Villages with Agglomeration and Club-Good Effects, the Center for Agricultural Economic Research, the Department of Environmental Economics and Management, the Hebrew University.

באמצעי התקשורת

Email: anat.tchetchik@bgu.ac.il  or anatmanes@gmail.com

Phone (office): 972-3-5317856  

 

 

 

תאריך עדכון אחרון : 05/02/2026