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Russian Jews on three continents : migration and resettlement / edited by Noah Lewin-Epstein, Yaacov Ro'i, and Paul Ritterband.
Van Pelt Library DS135.R92 R88 1997
By Request
- Format:
- Book
- Series:
- Cummings Center series
- The Cummings Center series.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Jews--Soviet Union--Migrations.
- Jews.
- Jews, Russian.
- Social conditions.
- Immigrants.
- Soviet Union.
- Jews--Former Soviet republics--Migrations.
- Jews, Russian--Israel--Social conditions.
- Immigrants--Israe--Social conditions.
- Jews, Russian--United States--Social conditions.
- Soviet Union--Emigration and immigration.
- Emigration and immigration.
- Soviet Union--Ethnic relations.
- Ethnic relations.
- United States.
- Israel.
- Physical Description:
- ix, 557 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm.
- Place of Publication:
- London ; Portland, Or. : Frank Cass, 1997.
- Contents:
- I. The Historical Setting
- 1. 'From a Northern Country': Russian and Soviet Jewish Immigration to America and Israel in Historical Perspective / Zvi Gitelman 21
- II. From Emigration to Absorption: Policy Formulation and Implementation
- 2. Soviet Policy towards Jewish Emigration
- An Overview / Yaacov Ro'i 45
- 3. Ethnic and Related Factors in Soviet Emigration Policy, 1968-1989 / Laurie Salitan 68
- 4. The Impact of the United States on Soviet Emigration Policy / Richard Schifter 87
- 5. Israel's Immigration Policy and the Dropout Phenomenon / Yehuda Dominitz 113
- 6. The Quandaries of an Israeli Minister of Absorption / Yair Tzaban 128
- 7. Israel's Absorption Policy since the 1970s / Shmuel Adler 135
- III. The Social Context of Emigration
- 8. The Interrelationship between Emigration and the Socio-Demographic Profile of Russian Jewry / Mark Tolts 147
- 9. Jewish Emigration from the Former USSR: Who? Why? How Many? / Robert J. Brym 177
- 10. Does the Country Gain or Lose from the Exodus of Jews? The Discussion in Russian Society / Eli Weinerman 194
- 11. Attitudes of Russians towards Jews and Their Emigration, 1989-94 / Alexej G. Levinson 222
- IV. Social and Economic Absorption in Israel and the US
- 12. Soviet Jews in the United States: Language and Labour Market Adjustments Revisited / Barry R. Chiswick 233
- 13. Community Formation among Jews from the Former Soviet Union in the US / Steven J. Gold 261
- 14. Immigrants from the former USSR in Israel in the 1990s: Demographic Characteristics and Socio-Economic Absorption / Ari M. Paltiel, Eitan F. Sabatello, Dorith Tal 284
- V. Cultural Change and Identity Dilemmas
- 15. Jewish Identity among Russian Immigrants in the US / Paul Ritterband 325
- 16. Culture Change, Border Crossings and Identity Shopping: Jewish Teenagers from the CIS Assess Their Future in Israel / Fran Markowitz 344
- 17. Identity and Language: The Social Insertion of Soviet Jews in Israel / Eliezer Ben-Rafael, Elite Olshtain, Idit Geijst 364
- 18. Motivation to Serve in the Israeli Army: The Gap between Cultural Involvement and Cultural Performance / Abraham Carmeli, Judith Fadlon 389
- 19. Is Living in Russia Worthwhile? / Leonid Gozman 406
- 20. The View from Kiev / Leonid Finberg 415
- 21. Twenty Years After / Alexander V. Voronel 421
- VI. Impact on the Receiving Society
- 22. The Absorption of Soviet Immigrants into the Labour Market: Aspects of Occupational Substitution and Retention / Karnit Flug, Nitsa (Kaliner) Kasir, Gur Ofer 433
- 23. Yes to Immigration, but What about Immigrants? Local Attitudes to Immigrant Absorption / Noah Lewin-Epstein, Gila Menahem, Reuven Barham 471
- 24. Educating Lena: Women Immigrants and 'Integration' Policies in Israel
- The Politics of Reproduction and Family Planning / Delila Amir, Larissa I. Remennick, Yuval Elmelech 495
- 25. Learning from Experience: Israeli Schools and the Task of Immigrant Absorption / Rita Sever 510.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- ISBN:
- 0714647268
- 0714642762
- OCLC:
- 36477110
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