Immigration and entry into the cultural mainstream

International Migration

Volumn 53, Issue 4, 2015, Pages 155-175

  Sharaby, Rachel ^a  

^a ASHKELON ACADEMIC COLLEGE   (Israel)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

ACCULTURATION; CULTURAL INFLUENCE; ETHNICITY; HEGEMONY; IMMIGRANT POPULATION; IMMIGRATION; PERIPHERAL REGION; POLITICAL BOUNDARY;

NORTH AFRICA;

EID: 84949545214     PISSN: 00207985     EISSN: 14682435     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1111/j.1468-2435.2010.00676.x     Document Type: Article

References (93)

1. Alba, R., and V. Nee 2003 Remaking the American Mainstream, Harvard University Press, Cambridge and London.
2. Appadurai, A. 1997 "Global ethnoscapes: notes and queries for a transnatioal anthropology", in A. Appadurai (Ed.), Modernity at Large: Cultural Dimensions of Globalization, University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis: 191-210.
3. Atzmon, Y. 2001 "History of making decisions", in Y. Atzmon (Ed.), Will You Hear My Voice - Representations of Women in Israeli Culture, Van Leer Institute and Ha'kibbutz Ha'meuchad, Jerusalem: 134-152 (in Hebrew).
4. Avraham, E. 2000 The Media in Israel Center and Periphery - A Survey of the Development Towns, Academon, Jerusalem (in Hebrew). 2002 Israel which is Hidden from the Media, Academon, Jerusalem (in Hebrew).
5. Bar-Yoda, M. 1990 "The integration of the ethnic holiday in the Israeli culture - a discussion", in R. Sharet (Ed.), The Ethnic Holiday in Israel, The General Histadrut and the Ministry of Education, Tel-Aviv: 24-32 (in Hebrew).
6. Ben-Ami, I. 1976 "The Mimouna holiday of the Jews of Morocco", in I. Ben-Ami (Ed.), Moroccan Jewry, Reuben Mas, Jerusalem: 139-149 (in Hebrew).
7. Ben-Simchon, R. 1998 The Jews of Northwest Africa and Customs in the Yearly Cycle, Benei Isasschar Institute, Jerusalem (in Hebrew).
8. Ben-Simchon, S. 1970 "For those coming to the Mimouna day celebrations in 1968", in S. Ben-Simchon (Ed.), Mimouna Celebrations 1968, Alliance of Immigrants from Morocco in Israel, Tel-Aviv: 3-4 (in Hebrew).
9. Ben-Simchon, S. 1990 "The Mimouna holiday among the Jews of Morocco", in R. Sharet (Ed.), The Ethnic Holiday in Israel, The General Histadrut and the Ministry of Education, Tel-Aviv: 13-16 (in Hebrew).
10. Bennett, T. 1995 "The politics of the popular and popular culture", in T. Bennett, C. Mercer and J. Woollacott (Eds), Popular Culture and Social Relations, Open University Press, Milton Keynes.
11. Berry, J. 2004 "From a melting pot to multiculturalism: implications for the higher education system and for training welfare and education workers", in E. Leshem and D. Roer Strier (Eds), Cultural Diversity as a Challenge for Human Services, Magnes, Jerusalem: 114-125 (in Hebrew).
12. Berry, J.W. 1974 "Psychological aspects of cultural pluralism: unity and identity", Topics in Culture Learning, 2: 17-22.
13. Berry, J.W. 1984 "Multicultural policy in Canada: a social psychological analysis", Canadian Journal of Behavioural Science, 16: 353-370.
14. Berry, J.W. 1997 "Immigration acculturation and adaptation", Applied Psychology: An International Review, 46: 5-68.
15. Bertoux, D. 1981 Biography and Society, Sage, Beverly Hills.
16. Bhabah, H. 1984 "Of mimicry and man: the ambivalence of colonial discourse", October, 28: 125-133.
17. Bhabha, H. 1994 The Location of Culture, Routledge, London and New York.
18. Bilu, Y. 2005 Patrons of Saints, Haifa University, Haifa (in Hebrew).
19. Brody, E.B. 1975 "Migration and adaptation: the nature of the problem", in E.B. Brody (Ed.), Behavior in New Environments: Adaptation of Migrant Populations, Sage Publications, Beverly Hills California: 13-21.
20. Castronovo, R. 1997 "Compromised narratives along the border: the Mason-Dixon Line, resistance, and hegemony", in S. Michaelsen and D. Johnson (Eds), Border Theory: The Limits of Cultural Politics, University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis.
21. Dahan-Caleb, H. 2007 "Research of the Orientals in sociology: the Moroccans as a 'case' of the case", Pa'amaim, 108: 87-126. (in Hebrew).
22. Efrat, E. 1987 Development Towns in Israel Past or Future? Ahiasaf, Tel-Aviv (in Hebrew).
23. Eisenstadt, S.N. 1954 The Absorption of Immigrants, Routledge and Kegan Paul, London. 2004 Changes in Israeli Society, Ministry of Defense, Tel-Aviv (in Hebrew).
24. Entzinger, H. 2005 "Multiculturalism revised", in E. Ben-Rafael and Y. Sternberg (Eds), Comparing Modernities: Pluralism Versus Homogeneity, Brill, Boston: 191-204.
25. Etzioni, A. 1966 / 7 "The community of communities", The Responsive Community, 7(1): 21-32.
26. Etzioni-Ha'levi, H. 2007 "Political elite examined", in E. Ben-Rafael et al. (Eds), New Elites in Israel, Bialik, Jerusalem: 27-42 (in Hebrew).
27. Filk, D. 2006 Populism and Hegemony in Israel, Rasling, Tel-Aviv (in Hebrew).
28. Freidenberg, J., G. Imperial and M. Skovron 1998 "Migrants' careers and well-being of women", International Migration Review, 22(2): 208-225.
29. Galeano, E. 1991 The Book of Embraces, W.W. Norton, New York.
30. Glazer, N., and D. Moynihan 1963 / {1970} Beyond the Melting Pot: The Negroes, Puerto Ricans, Jews, Italians, and Irish of New York City, MIT Press, Cambridge, MA.
31. Goldberg, H. 1974 "Tripolitanian Jewish communities: cultural boundaries and hypothesis-testing", American Ethnologist, 1(1): 619-634.
32. Goldberg, H. 1978 "The Mimouna and the minority status of Moroccan Jews", Ethnology, 17(1): 75-87.
33. Goldberg, H. 1984a "Historic and cultural dimensions of ethnic phenomena", Megamot, 28(2-3): 233-243 (Hebrew).
34. Goldberg, H. 1984b "The Mimouna celebrations in Morocco", in S. Deshen and M. Shokeid (Eds), The Oriental Jews, Shoken, Jerusalem and Tel-Aviv: 106-116 (in Hebrew).
35. Goldstein, J. 1985 "Iranian ethnicity in Israel: the performance of identity", in A. Weingrod (Ed.), Studies in Israeli Ethnicity, Gordon and Breach, New York: 237-258.
36. Gordon, M.M. 1964 Assimilation in American Life, Oxford University Press, New York.
37. Gramsci, A. 1971 Selections from the Prison Notebooks, Lawrence and Wishart, London.
38. Gurvitz, Z. 2007 "What is between the margins and the center", in O. Heidelbruner and M. Levin (Eds), Between Sderot and Sderot Rothchild, Rasling, Tel-Aviv: 73-81 (Hebrew).
39. Ha'cohen, D. 1998 The Grain and the Grindstone - Settlement of Immigrants in the Negev in the First Decade of the State, Am Oved, Tel-Aviv (in Hebrew).
40. Ha'levi, S. 2007 "Consolidation of the ethnic identity among the Inuit in Canada", History, 19: 81-100. (Hebrew).
41. Hechter, M. 1975 Internal Colonialism: The Celtic Fringe in British National Development, University of California Press, Berkeley and Los Angeles.
42. Heilbrunner, O. 2004 "Who is afraid of popular culture?"Alpaim, 27: 235-265. (in Hebrew).
43. Herzog, H. 2005 "Politics of identities: the academic discourse and the public discourse on the Oriental identity and its place in the Israeli identity", in G. Abutbul, L. Grinberg and P. Mutzafi-Heller (Eds), Oriental Voices: Towards a New Oriental Discourse on the Israeli Society and Culture, Masada, Tel-Aviv: 202-219 (in Hebrew).
44. Hever, H., Y. Shenhav and P. Mutzafi-Heller (Eds) 2002 Orientals in Israel: Renewed Critical Study, Ha'kibbutz Ha'meuchad and the Van Leer Institute, Jerusalem (in Hebrew).
45. Hirschberg, H.Z. 1957 From the Land of the Rising Sun, The Jewish Agency, Jerusalem (in Hebrew).
46. Huntington, S.P. 2004 Who are We? The Challenges to American's National Identity, Simon and Schuster, New York.
47. Lamont, M. 2000 The Dignity of Working Men: Morality and the Boundaries of Race Class and Immigration, Harvard University Press, Cambridge, MA.
48. Laskar, M. 2006 Israel and the Immigration from North Africa: 1948-1970, Ben-Gurion University, Beer-Sheva (in Hebrew).
49. Lehmann, D., and B. Siebzehner 2006 Remaking Israeli Judaism: The Challenge of Shas, Hurst, London, and Oxford University Press, New York.
50. Leon, N. 1999 "Ethnographic investigation into the significance of the Shas movement on the perception of the Oriental and ultra-orthodox identity and the discourse on them", MA thesis, Tel-Aviv University, Tel-Aviv.
51. Leopold, A.M., and J.S. Jensen (Eds) 2004 Syncretism in Religion, Routledge, New York.
52. Leshem, E. 2003 "Israel as a multicultural country at the beginning of the twenty-first century", in E. Leshem et al. (Eds), Cultural Diversity as a Challenge for Human Services, Magnes, Jerusalem: 13-111 (in Hebrew).
53. Lisak, M. 1987 "Immigrants' images - stereotypes and stigmatization during the period of the great immigration in the 1950's", Cathedra, 43: 125-144. (in Hebrew).
54. Loomba, A. 1998 Colonialism - Postcolonialism, Routledge, London.
55. Maman, A. 1991 "Mimouna - the story of the name and the origin of the holiday", in I. Ben-Ami (Ed.), Researches on the Culture of the Jews of North Africa, Vaad Ha'maravim, Jerusalem: 85-95 (in Hebrew).
56. Marziano, E.R. 1992 The Mimouna Holiday - Origins and Customs, The Sephardic Library and the Benei Isasschar Institute, Jerusalem (in Hebrew).
57. Meir-Glitzstein, E. 2005 "Here one eats with a knife and fork - East and West in the intercultural encounter in the State of Israel", in A. Brali, D. Gutwein and T. Friling (Eds), Society and Economy in Israel, Yad Ben-Zvi and Ben-Gurion University, Jerusalem: (2) 615-644 (in Hebrew).
58. Myerhoff, B.G., and A Simic 1978 "Conclusion", in B.G. Myerhoff and A. Simic (Eds) Life's Career-Aging Cultural Variations on Growing Old, Sage Publications, London: 231-246.
59. Nagel, J. 1996 American Indian Ethnic Renewal: Red Power and Resurgence of Identity and Culture, Oxford University Press, New York.
60. Park, R. 1928 "Human migration and the marginal man", American Journal of Sociology, 33: 881-893.
61. Ram, U. 2006 The Time of the "Post"-modernism and the Politics of Knowledge in Israel, Rasling, Tel-Aviv (Hebrew).
62. Raymond, W. 1977 Marxism and Literature, Oxford University Press, Oxford.
63. Regev, M. 2003 "Introduction to the Israeli culture", In E. Yaar and Z. Shavit (Eds), Trends in the Israeli Society, The Open University, Tel-Aviv: (2) 823-898 (in Hebrew).
64. Rumbaut, R.G. 1997 "Assimilation and its discontents: between rhetoric and reality", International Migration Review, 31(4): 923-960.
65. Said, E. 1978 Orientalism, Pantheon, New York.
66. Sarup, M. 1986 The Politics of Multicultural Education, Routledge and Kegan Paul, London.
67. Sayegh, L., and J.C. Lasry 1993 "Immigrants adaptation in Canada: assimilation acculturation and orthogonal culture identification", Canadian Psychology, 34: 98-109.
68. Smooha, S., Schnapper, D. 2005 "Ethnic revival and religious revival in providential democracies", in E. Ben Rafael and Y. Sternberg (Eds), Comparing Modernities: Pluralism versus Homogeneity, Brill, Boston: 205-221.
69. Shalom-Shitrit, S. 2004 The Oriental Struggle in Israel: 1948-2003, Am Oved, Tel-Aviv (in Hebrew).
70. Sharaby, R. 2002 Syncretism and Adjustment: The Encounter between a Traditional Society and a Socialist Society, Zerichover, Tel-Aviv (in Hebrew).
71. Shields, R. 1992 Places on the Margin: Alternative Geographies of Modernity, Routledge, London and New York.
72. Shils, E. 1975 Center and Periphery: Essays in Macrosociology, University of Chicago Press, Chicago and London.
73. Shinar, D. 2000 "And all the people see the voices: homogeneity and sectoriality in the media", in J. Kop (Ed.), Pluralism in Israel: From "Melting Pot"to "Salad Bowl", The Institute for the Research of Social Policy in Israel, Jerusalem.
74. Shokeid, M. 1984 "Cultural ethnicity in Israel: the case of Middle Eastern Jews' religiosity", AJS Review, 9(2): 247-271.
75. Shokeid, M. 1987 "The impression of immigration on the family life of immigrants from Morocco in Israel", Society and Welfare, 8(1): 3-14. (in Hebrew).
76. Sikron, M. 2004 Demography: Populations of Israel - Characteristics and Trends, Carmel, Jerusalem (in Hebrew).
77. Smither, R., and M. Rodriguez-Giegling 1982 "Personality demographics and acculturation of Vietnamese and Nicaraguan refugees to the United States", in Z. Leherer (Ed.), The Psychology of Immigration, Brookdale Institute of Gerontology and Human Development, Jerusalem.
78. Smooha, S. 1978 Israel: Pluralism and Conflict, University of California Press, Berkeley.
79. Smooha, S. 1986 "Foci of the ethnic problem in Israel today", in S. Deshen (Ed.), Half of the Nation: Studies on the Culture and Status of Orientals in Israel, Bar-Ilan University, Ramat-Gan: 293-309 (in Hebrew).
80. Stephen, W., V.S. Ageyev, L. Coates-Shrider, et al. 1994 "On the relationship between stereotypes and prejudice: an international study", Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 20: 277-284.
81. Stewart, C., and R. Shaw 1994 "Introduction", in C. Stewart and R. Shaw (Eds), Syncretism / Anti Syncretism, Routledge, London: 1-26.
82. Taylor, C. 1989 The Sources of the Self, Harvard University Press, Cambridge.
83. Taylor, C. 1994 "Politics of recognition", in A. Guttman (Ed.), Multiculturalism: Examining the Politics of Recognition, Princeton University Press, Princeton, NJ: 25-73.
84. Tessler, R. 2007 "Oriental elites - part of the establishment and outside the establishment", in E. Ben-Rafael and Y. Sternberg (Eds), New Elites in Israel, Bialik, Jerusalem: 277-300 (in Hebrew).
85. Turner, V. 1967 The Forests of Symbols: Aspects of Ndembu Rituals, Cornell University Press, New York.
86. Vormeulen, H., and C. Govers 1997 "From political mobilization to the politics of consciousness", in C. Govers and H. Vormeulen (Eds), The Politics of Ethnic Consciousness, Macmillan Press and St. Martin's Press, Houndmills and New York: 1-30.
87. Warner, L.W., and L. Srole 1945 The Social Systems of American Ethnic Groups, Yankee City Series, vol. 3, Yale University Press, New Haven: (3).
88. Weingrod, A. 1966 Reluctant Pioneers, Kennikat Press, Washington, NY and London.
89. Weingrod, A. 1979 "Recent trends in Israeli ethnicity", Ethnic and Racial Studies, 2(1): 55-65.
90. Yaar, E., and Z. Shavit 2003 "Processes and trends in the collective identity", in E. Yaar and Z. Shavit (Eds), Trends in Israeli Society, The Open University, Tel-Aviv: 1197-1262 (in Hebrew).
91. Yitzhaki, I. 2006 The Day following the Holiday in the Jewish Communities, Ministry of Education, the Beyachad (Together) Movement and the Lifshitz College, Jerusalem (in Hebrew).
92. Zephadia, E., and Y. Oren 2004 "State space and wealth: immigrants in Israel and social-spatial stratification", in D. Filk and R. Uri (Eds), The Rule of Wealth, Van Leer Institute and Ha'kibbutz Ha'meuchad, Jerusalem: 197-221 (in Hebrew).
93. Zur, Y. 2001 A Torn Community: The Moroccan Jews and Nationalism 1943-1954, Am Oved, Tel-Aviv (in Hebrew).