Rahat G. The Politics of Electoral Reform Abolition: The Informed Process of Israel’s Return to Its Previous System. Political Studies [Internet]. 2006;54 (1) :43-64. Publisher's Version

Rahat G. How Should the Parties Select their Candidates to the Knesset? A Proposal for a Three-Stage Method. In: Rahat G Candidate Selection in Israel: Reality and Ideal. Tel Aviv: Sapir Institute ; 2006. pp. 138-149.

Rahat G. Introduction: Candidate Selection in Israel: Reality and Ideal. In: Rahat G Candidate Selection in Israel: Reality and Ideal. Tel Aviv: Sapir Institute ; 2006. pp. 3-10.

Hazan RY, Rahat G. Candidate Selection: Methods and Consequences. In: Katz R, Crotty W Handbook of Party Politics. London: Sage ; 2006. pp. 109-121. Publisher's Version

Rahat G ed. Candidate Selection in Israel: Reality and Ideal. Tel Aviv: Sapir Institute; 2006.

Rahat G, Hazan RY. Israel: The Politics of an Extreme Electoral System. In: Gallagher M, Mitchell P The Politics of Electoral Systems. Oxford: Oxford University Press ; 2005. pp. 333-351. Publisher's Version

Kenig O, Rahat G, Hazan RY. The Political Consequences of the Introduction and the Repeal of the Direct Elections for the Prime Minister . In: Arian A, Shamir M The Elections in Israel 2003. New York: Transaction Books ; 2005. pp. 33-61. Publisher's Version

Rahat G. Book Review: Jonathan Mendilow, Ideology, Party Change, and Electoral Campaigns in Israel 1965-2001, Albany, New York: State University of New York Press, 2003. Party Politics [Internet]. 2004;10 (1) :113-114. Publisher's Version

Rahat G. The Study of the Politics of Electoral Reform in the 1990’s: Theoretical and Methodological Lessons . Comparative Politics [Internet]. 2004;36 (4) :461-479. Publisher's Version

Rahat G. Book Review: Avraham Brichta, Political Reform in Israel: The Quest for Stable and Effective Government. Brighton, UK: Sussex Academic Press, 2001 . Medina Vehevrah [Internet]. 2002;2 (2) :287-292. Publisher's Version

Rahat G. Is the Israeli Government Too Representative?. Hoover Digest [Internet]. 2002;(2) :131-137. Publisher's Version

Rahat G. Candidate Selection in a Sea of Changes: Unsuccessfully Trying to Adapt?. In: Arian A, Shamir M The Elections in Israel 1999. New York: State University of New York Press ; 2002. pp. 245-268. Publisher's Version

Rahat G. ^.The Electoral System 1948-1959: From Default to an Entrenched System. Iyunim Bitkumat Israel [Internet]. 2001;11 :369-446. Publisher's Version

Rahat G, Hazan RY. Candidate Selection Methods: An Analytical Framework. Party Politics [Internet]. 2001;7 (3) :297-322. Publisher's Version

Rahat G. The Politics of Reform in Israel: How the Israeli Mixed System Came to Be. In: Shugart MS, Wattenberg MP Mixed-Member Electoral Systems: The Best of Both Worlds? . Oxford: Oxford University Press ; 2001. pp. 123-151. Publisher's Version

Pedhazur A, Rahat G ed. Parties in Israel. A special issue of Medinah Vehevrah. [Internet]. 2001;1 (1). Publisher's Version

Blander D, Rahat G. Referendum: Myth and Reality. Jerusalem: Israel Democracy Institute; 2000. Publisher's Version

Hazan RY, Rahat G. Representation, Electoral Reform and Democracy: Theoretical and Empirical Lessons from the 1996 Elections in Israel. Comparative Political Studies [Internet]. 2000;33 (10) :1310-1336. Publisher's Version

Rahat G. Book Review: Tamar Herman, The Electoral System and Voting Behavior in Israel, Tel-Aviv: Open University. Politica [Internet]. 1999;4 :81-85. Publisher's Version

Rahat G, Sher-Hadar N. Intraparty Selection of Candidates for the Knesset List and for Prime-Ministerial Candidacy 1995-1997. Jerusalem: Israel Democracy Institute; 1999. Publisher's Version