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The Great Immigration by Dina Siegel

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Based on a number of case studies, this book offers analysis of the life of the new Russian-Jewish immigrants and the interaction between them and other Israeli citizens.

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The Great Immigration by Dina Siegel

Based on a number of case studies, this book offers analysis of the life of the new Russian-Jewish immigrants and the interaction between them and other Israeli citizens.

"An interesting and informative book.. that provides many fresh political, social, economic and ethnographic insights ... Many data are well-documented and some insights are innovative and well-considered."  · Shofar

"A unique and insightful study of ethnic mobilization."   · Emanuel Marx, Tel-Aviv University

Dina Siegel, originally from Kishinev in the former Soviet Union, now lives in the Netherlands. She received her MA in Sociology and Social Anthropology from Tel-Aviv University and her PhD in Cultural Anthropology from the Free University Amsterdam to which she is affiliated.

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ISBN 13 9781571819680
ISBN 10 1571819681
Title The Great Immigration
Author Dina Siegel
Series New Directions In Anthropology
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Berghahn Books, Incorporated
Year published 1998-12-17
Number of pages 256
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.