By doing so, the author maintains, Israel recognized the importance of practical belonging for understanding citizenship and national identity.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Barak Kalir is Assistant Professor of Anthropology at the University of Amsterdam and coordinator of the research program Illegal but Licit: Transnational Flows and Permissive Polities in Asia.
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Contents Acknowledgments 1. Introduction: Undocumented Belonging Part 1 2. Unsettling Setting: A Jewish State Dependent on Non-Jewish Labor 3. Destiny and Destination: Latinos Deciding to Leave for Israel Part 2 4. Shifting Strategies: From the Accumulation of Money toward the Accumulation of Belonging 5. Divisive Dynamics: The Absence of Political Community and the Differentiations of the Recreational Scene 6. The Religious Forms of Undocumented Lives: Latino Evangelical Churches Part 3 7. Israeli Resolution, Latino Disillusion: From Massive Deportation to Symbolic Legalization 8. Conclusion: A New Assimilation? Notes Bibliography Index
Contents Acknowledgments 1. Introduction: Undocumented Belonging Part 1 2. Unsettling Setting: A Jewish State Dependent on Non-Jewish Labor 3. Destiny and Destination: Latinos Deciding to Leave for Israel Part 2 4. Shifting Strategies: From the Accumulation of Money toward the Accumulation of Belonging 5. Divisive Dynamics: The Absence of Political Community and the Differentiations of the Recreational Scene 6. The Religious Forms of Undocumented Lives: Latino Evangelical Churches Part 3 7. Israeli Resolution, Latino Disillusion: From Massive Deportation to Symbolic Legalization 8. Conclusion: A New Assimilation? Notes Bibliography Index
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