A comparative study of contemporary Israeli and Palestinian diasporas.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. List of Figures and Tables 2. Preface 3. Introduction. Exile, Diaspora, Transnationalism: Israeli, Palestinian, and Other Diasporas in Comparative Perspective (Nahum Karlinsky and Amal Jamal) 4. Part I. Palestinians, Israelis, and Other Migrants: Between Exile and Diaspora * 1. The Israeli Diaspora: A Socio-Demographic Portrait (Uzi Rebhun) * 2. Exiled in Their Homeland: The Case of the Naqab Arab Bedouins (Safa Aburabia) * 3. Why Are These Immigrants Different from All Other Immigrants? The Uniqueness of the Israeli Diaspora in American Jewish History (Jonathan D. Sarna) 5. Part II. Berlin: A Transnational Haven? * 4. A Murder in Kreuzberg: The Death of the Turk and the Diasporization of Migrants from Turkey (Meltem Toksöz and Utku Balaban) * 5. Queer Israelis in Berlin: The Other Story of Israeli Emigration (Hila Amit) * 6. Sex and the City in Berlin: Female Jewish Israeli Immigrants between Heteronormativity and Singlehood (Hadas Cohen) 6. Part III. Diasporic and Transnational Art * 7. Secret Codes: Symbolic Language in Iranian Art and in the Iranian Diaspora (Sheida Soleimani) * 8. Palestinian Writings in the World: A Polylingual Literary Category Between Local and Transnational Realms (Maurice Ebileeni) 7. Part IV. The Economies of Transnationalism * 9. They Are Not All the Same: Immigrant Enterprises, Transnationalism, and Development (Alejandro Portes and Brandon P. Martinez) * 10. The Diaspora Advantage for Entrepreneurship (Jennifer M. Brinkerhoff) * 11. Work, Identity, and Communal Life Among Israeli Emigrants: A Comparison of Enclave and Infotech Entrepreneurs (Steven J. Gold) 8. Part V. Autobiographical Reflections * 12. Alejandro Portes, a Scholarly Life: The Personal, the Scholarly, and the Enduring (Interview by Jennifer M. Brinkerhoff) * 13. Writing in the Diaspora (Omer Bartov) * 14. Reflections of a Palestinian Israeli Self-Exile: Interview by Nahum Karlinsky (Sayed Kashua) 9. Afterword 10. Contributors 11. Index
1. List of Figures and Tables 2. Preface 3. Introduction. Exile, Diaspora, Transnationalism: Israeli, Palestinian, and Other Diasporas in Comparative Perspective (Nahum Karlinsky and Amal Jamal) 4. Part I. Palestinians, Israelis, and Other Migrants: Between Exile and Diaspora * 1. The Israeli Diaspora: A Socio-Demographic Portrait (Uzi Rebhun) * 2. Exiled in Their Homeland: The Case of the Naqab Arab Bedouins (Safa Aburabia) * 3. Why Are These Immigrants Different from All Other Immigrants? The Uniqueness of the Israeli Diaspora in American Jewish History (Jonathan D. Sarna) 5. Part II. Berlin: A Transnational Haven? * 4. A Murder in Kreuzberg: The Death of the Turk and the Diasporization of Migrants from Turkey (Meltem Toksöz and Utku Balaban) * 5. Queer Israelis in Berlin: The Other Story of Israeli Emigration (Hila Amit) * 6. Sex and the City in Berlin: Female Jewish Israeli Immigrants between Heteronormativity and Singlehood (Hadas Cohen) 6. Part III. Diasporic and Transnational Art * 7. Secret Codes: Symbolic Language in Iranian Art and in the Iranian Diaspora (Sheida Soleimani) * 8. Palestinian Writings in the World: A Polylingual Literary Category Between Local and Transnational Realms (Maurice Ebileeni) 7. Part IV. The Economies of Transnationalism * 9. They Are Not All the Same: Immigrant Enterprises, Transnationalism, and Development (Alejandro Portes and Brandon P. Martinez) * 10. The Diaspora Advantage for Entrepreneurship (Jennifer M. Brinkerhoff) * 11. Work, Identity, and Communal Life Among Israeli Emigrants: A Comparison of Enclave and Infotech Entrepreneurs (Steven J. Gold) 8. Part V. Autobiographical Reflections * 12. Alejandro Portes, a Scholarly Life: The Personal, the Scholarly, and the Enduring (Interview by Jennifer M. Brinkerhoff) * 13. Writing in the Diaspora (Omer Bartov) * 14. Reflections of a Palestinian Israeli Self-Exile: Interview by Nahum Karlinsky (Sayed Kashua) 9. Afterword 10. Contributors 11. Index
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