Transnationalism : diasporas and the advent of a new (dis)order

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Transnationalism : diasporas and the advent of a new (dis)order / ed. by Eliezer Ben-Rafael and Yitzhak Sternberg, with Judit Bokser Liwerant and Yosef Gorny

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Ben-Rafael, Eliezer (Editor), Sternberg, Yitzhak (Editor), Bokser Liwerant, Judit (Contributor), Gorny, Yosef (Contributor)
Format:	Book
Language:	German
Published:	Leiden [u.a.] : Brill, 2009
Series:	International Comparative Social Studies 19
Contents/pieces:	34 records

1. Immigrant transnational organizations and development : a comparative study

2. Issues of identity in the Indian diaspora : a transnational perspective

3. A reexamination of the main theoretical approaches to the study of diasporas and their applicability to the Jewish diaspora

4. Latin American Jews : a transnational diaspora

5. Deconstructing and reconstructing "Diaspora" : a study in socio-historical semantics

6. Accidental diasporas and external "homelands" in Central and Eastern Europe : past and present

7. Across space and time : identity and transnational diasporas

8. Black Zionism : the return to Africa in theory and practice

9. Multiple transnationalisms : Muslims, Africans, Chinese and Hispanics

10. "Majority Societies" in Jewish diasporas : Latin American experiences

11. Israeli and American Jews : kinsmen apart

12. American Jewry's "social Zion" : changes through time

13. The Israeli Jewish diaspora in the United States : socio-cultural mobility and attachment to homeland

14. The new Russian-Jewish diaspora in Israel and in the West : between integration and transnationalism

15. The case of ex-Soviet scientists

16. Value-orientations in Catholic, Muslim and Protestant societies

17. Roman Catholicism and the challenge of globalization

18. Solid, ductile and liquid : changing notions of homeland and home in diaspora studies

19. New transnational communities and networks : globalization changes in civilizational frameworks

20. Negotiating gender ideologies and identities : PRC Chinese women as transnational migrants in global-city Singapore

21. Civil society in the United States : from pluralism to multiculturalism and fragmentation into diasporas

22. Contemporary immigration in comparative perspective

23. Jews and Muslims in contemporary France

24. Muslim transnationalism and diaspora in Europe : migrant experience and theoretical reflection

25. Is the Jewish transnational diaspora still unique?

26. The transglobal network nation : diaspora, homeland, and hostland

27. The diaspora and the homeland : reciprocities, transformations, and role reversals

28. The linguistic landscape of transnationalism : the divided heart of Europe

29. Rethinking history from transnational perspectives

30. Russian-speaking Jews and Germany's local Jewry

31. Marginality reconstructed : sub-national and transnational identities in the wake of international migration and tourism

32. The misfortunes of integration

33. International migration of Jews

34. The Russian language in Israel