Majid Al‐haj
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3797724 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Majid Al‐haj |
| NOMBRES | Majid |
| APELLIDO | Al‐haj |
| FIRMA | AL HAJ M |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Haifa |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 27 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 246 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 27 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1986 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2020 |
| ÍNDICE H | 9 |
Arab Local Government in Israel
A study in the project The Status and Condition of the Arabs in Israel under the direction of Professor Henry Rosenfeld. In this book the authors present a historical analysis of local authorities in Arab communities prior to and since the establishment of the state of Israel. They discuss the workings of Arab local councils, municipalities, and national political groupings as well as the circumstances of internal conflicts in Arab settlements. T…
The Russians in Israel
This book constitutes the first systematic and critical discussion of questions of immigration and society in Israel from a global perspective. The comprehensive study covers the 30-year period since the beginning of the immigrant influx from the former Soviet Union in the 1990s and incorporates data based on a variety of quantitative and qualitative research methods. It provides an important opportunity to examine identity and patterns of adapta…
Ethnicity and Political Mobilization in a Deeply Divided Society
National Ethos, Multicultural Education, and the New History Textbooks in Israel
The role of the school curriculum in multicultural societies is a central issue in the sociology of education. One of the main debates has to do with the relationship between education for multiculturalism and the use of curriculum for shaping the collective memory and strengthening the national ethos. This article deals with the state of multicultural education in Israel in light of the oscillations between conflict and peace in Israeli-Palestin…
Identity Patterns and Ethnic Formation
Attitudes Toward Civil Society and Freedom of Expression
Jews of Russia and the Former Soviet Union
Political Organization
Attitudes of Veteran Groups Toward Immigrants
Immigrants Versus Israeli Society
Whither the Green Line? Trends in the Orientation of the Palestinians in Israel and the Territories
More than one million Palestinian Arab citizens lived in Israel (within the pre-1967 borders) in 2000,1 1. Statistical Abstract of Israel, No.52 (2000), pp.2–10. This number does not include Palestinians in East Jerusalem. and about 3.2 million Palestinians lived in the West Bank and Gaza.2 2. Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics. Available at www.pcbs.org/inside/f_pophos.htm [accessed on 24 July 2003]. Until 1967, these two groups were separ…
The political culture of the 1990s immigrants from the former Soviet Union in Israel and their views toward the indigenous Arab minority
This paper deals with the potential and actual impacts of the 1990s immigrants from the Former Soviet Union (FSU) on the state of multiculturalism, peace orientation and civil society in Israel. It examines the attitudes of these immigrants toward the character of Israel and their location in its cultural fabric. At the same time, it explores their stand toward the indigenous Palestinian Arab citizens and the prospects of creating an all‐encompas…
Immigration and Ethnic Formation in a Deeply Divided Society
This book deals with the ethnic formation among the 1990s immigrants from the former Soviet Union in Israel, in light of both domestic changes, and developments in the Israel- Arab conflict. Based on a broad variety of quantitative and qualitative methods, the book presents a detailed analysis of identity patterns among these immigrants, their orientation in matters of religion, society, culture and politics, and their relationships with all the …
Higher Education among the Arabs in Israel
Multiculturalism in deeply divided societies
Identity Patterns among Immigrants from the Former Soviet Union in Israel
This paper deals with identity patterns among the 1990s immigrants from the former Soviet Union (FSU) in Israel. It presents the complex set of identity types among immigrants in the context of their cultural and socio‐demographic characteristics and their dynamic relationships with the Israeli host society. The findings show that immigrants from the FSU in Israel form a distinct ethnic group within the Israeli social and cultural fabric. This is…
Ethnic mobilization in an ethno-national state
This article deals with political mobilization among immigrants from the Former Soviet Union [FSU] in Israel. Political patterns among these immigrants are examined through an analysis of their voting in the 1999 Israeli elections for Parliament and Prime Minister. The data are derived from a nationwide survey, conducted in August-September 1999, based on a representative sample of 707 adult immigrants (18 years and over) who came to Israel betwe…
The Dimensions of Expression Inhibition
As part of a comparative study of attitudes toward freedom of expression, Americans, Israeli Jews, and Israeli Arabs were asked about the social contexts in which they feel unfree to speak and about the reasons that inhibit them. Home was the least inhibiting locus in all three cultures and, for the U.S. respondents, the workplace was most inhibiting. Responding to a battery of 33 reasons for not speaking out, all three cultures gave highest rati…
Education, Empowerment and Control
Attitudes et orientation des immigrants soviétiques
Attitudes et manières de se situer des immigrants soviétiques : l'émergence d'un nouveau groupe ethnique en Israël Majid AL-HAJ Cet article examine les attitudes des immigrants juifs de l'ex-Union Soviétique en Israël. Il expose la stratégie d'ajustement que les immigrants soviétiques ont adopté et tente d'explorer leur orientation ethnique. Les données se fondent sur une enquête de terrain parmi les immigrants soviétiques vivant actuellement dan…
Education, Empowerment, and Control
Arab and Jewish Attitudes
This article deals with the attitudes of Arabs and Jews in Israel regarding a Palestinian state. These include their images of such a state, the costs and benefits perceived if a Palestinian state were established, and the fears and desires involved, including the desire to keep contact with the Palestinian population in the various life domains. The article will attempt to analyze the extent to which the attitudes toward the establishment of a P…
Social Change and Family Processes in Shefar-A'm
Social Research on Family Lifestyles among Arabs in Israel
This paper reviews and analyzes existing social research on family life styles among the Arabs in Israel against the
The Arab internal refugees in Israel
Immigration and resettlement are processes which usually coincide with changes in the economic, social and cultural characteristics of the migrants. These changes may be drastic among involuntary migrants, in particular refugees and other groups displaced by force. This aricle deals with the process of displacement, movement and settlement of the Arab internal refugees in Israel and the patterns of their adjustment. The findings indicate that the…
National Ethos, Multicultural Education, and the New History Textbooks in Israel
The role of the school curriculum in multicultural societies is a central issue in the sociology of education. One of the main debates has to do with the relationship between education for multiculturalism and the use of curriculum for shaping the collective memory and strengthening the national ethos. This article deals with the state of multicultural education in Israel in light of the oscillations between conflict and peace in Israeli-Palestin…
Social Research on Family Lifestyles among Arabs in Israel
This paper reviews and analyzes existing social research on family life styles among the Arabs in Israel against the
Higher Education among the Arabs in Israel
Identity Patterns among Immigrants from the Former Soviet Union in Israel
This paper deals with identity patterns among the 1990s immigrants from the former Soviet Union (FSU) in Israel. It presents the complex set of identity types among immigrants in the context of their cultural and socio‐demographic characteristics and their dynamic relationships with the Israeli host society. The findings show that immigrants from the FSU in Israel form a distinct ethnic group within the Israeli social and cultural fabric. This is…
Multiculturalism in deeply divided societies
Immigration and Ethnic Formation in a Deeply Divided Society
This book deals with the ethnic formation among the 1990s immigrants from the former Soviet Union in Israel, in light of both domestic changes, and developments in the Israel- Arab conflict. Based on a broad variety of quantitative and qualitative methods, the book presents a detailed analysis of identity patterns among these immigrants, their orientation in matters of religion, society, culture and politics, and their relationships with all the …
Ethnic mobilization in an ethno-national state
This article deals with political mobilization among immigrants from the Former Soviet Union [FSU] in Israel. Political patterns among these immigrants are examined through an analysis of their voting in the 1999 Israeli elections for Parliament and Prime Minister. The data are derived from a nationwide survey, conducted in August-September 1999, based on a representative sample of 707 adult immigrants (18 years and over) who came to Israel betwe…
Adjustment Patterns of the Arab Internal Refugees in Israel
This analysis is pursued in the framework of an interrelated multidimensional model which includes 5 main components: 1) dimensions of adjustment, 2) range of adjustment, 3) levels of adjustment, 4) typology of aggregate adjustment, and 5) indicators of mobility and variation in the refugee adjustment. Arab internal refugees in Israel, including their characteristics and patterns of adjustment in the host communities as well as in Israeli society…
The Dimensions of Expression Inhibition
As part of a comparative study of attitudes toward freedom of expression, Americans, Israeli Jews, and Israeli Arabs were asked about the social contexts in which they feel unfree to speak and about the reasons that inhibit them. Home was the least inhibiting locus in all three cultures and, for the U.S. respondents, the workplace was most inhibiting. Responding to a battery of 33 reasons for not speaking out, all three cultures gave highest rati…
Whither the Green Line? Trends in the Orientation of the Palestinians in Israel and the Territories
More than one million Palestinian Arab citizens lived in Israel (within the pre-1967 borders) in 2000,1 1. Statistical Abstract of Israel, No.52 (2000), pp.2–10. This number does not include Palestinians in East Jerusalem. and about 3.2 million Palestinians lived in the West Bank and Gaza.2 2. Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics. Available at www.pcbs.org/inside/f_pophos.htm [accessed on 24 July 2003]. Until 1967, these two groups were separ…
Arab and Jewish Attitudes
This article deals with the attitudes of Arabs and Jews in Israel regarding a Palestinian state. These include their images of such a state, the costs and benefits perceived if a Palestinian state were established, and the fears and desires involved, including the desire to keep contact with the Palestinian population in the various life domains. The article will attempt to analyze the extent to which the attitudes toward the establishment of a P…
The political culture of the 1990s immigrants from the former Soviet Union in Israel and their views toward the indigenous Arab minority
This paper deals with the potential and actual impacts of the 1990s immigrants from the Former Soviet Union (FSU) on the state of multiculturalism, peace orientation and civil society in Israel. It examines the attitudes of these immigrants toward the character of Israel and their location in its cultural fabric. At the same time, it explores their stand toward the indigenous Palestinian Arab citizens and the prospects of creating an all‐encompas…
The Changing Arab Kinship Structure
Ethnicity and Political Mobilization in a Deeply Divided Society
The Arab internal refugees in Israel
Immigration and resettlement are processes which usually coincide with changes in the economic, social and cultural characteristics of the migrants. These changes may be drastic among involuntary migrants, in particular refugees and other groups displaced by force. This aricle deals with the process of displacement, movement and settlement of the Arab internal refugees in Israel and the patterns of their adjustment. The findings indicate that the…
Adjustment Patterns of the Arab Internal Refugees in Israel
This analysis is pursued in the framework of an interrelated multidimensional model which includes 5 main components: 1) dimensions of adjustment, 2) range of adjustment, 3) levels of adjustment, 4) typology of aggregate adjustment, and 5) indicators of mobility and variation in the refugee adjustment. Arab internal refugees in Israel, including their characteristics and patterns of adjustment in the host communities as well as in Israeli society…
The Arab internal refugees in Israel
Immigration and resettlement are processes which usually coincide with changes in the economic, social and cultural characteristics of the migrants. These changes may be drastic among involuntary migrants, in particular refugees and other groups displaced by force. This aricle deals with the process of displacement, movement and settlement of the Arab internal refugees in Israel and the patterns of their adjustment. The findings indicate that the…
The Changing Arab Kinship Structure
Social Change and Family Processes in Shefar-A'm
Social Research on Family Lifestyles among Arabs in Israel
This paper reviews and analyzes existing social research on family life styles among the Arabs in Israel against the
Arab and Jewish Attitudes
This article deals with the attitudes of Arabs and Jews in Israel regarding a Palestinian state. These include their images of such a state, the costs and benefits perceived if a Palestinian state were established, and the fears and desires involved, including the desire to keep contact with the Palestinian population in the various life domains. The article will attempt to analyze the extent to which the attitudes toward the establishment of a P…
Education, Empowerment, and Control
The Dimensions of Expression Inhibition
As part of a comparative study of attitudes toward freedom of expression, Americans, Israeli Jews, and Israeli Arabs were asked about the social contexts in which they feel unfree to speak and about the reasons that inhibit them. Home was the least inhibiting locus in all three cultures and, for the U.S. respondents, the workplace was most inhibiting. Responding to a battery of 33 reasons for not speaking out, all three cultures gave highest rati…
Education, Empowerment and Control
Attitudes et orientation des immigrants soviétiques
Attitudes et manières de se situer des immigrants soviétiques : l'émergence d'un nouveau groupe ethnique en Israël Majid AL-HAJ Cet article examine les attitudes des immigrants juifs de l'ex-Union Soviétique en Israël. Il expose la stratégie d'ajustement que les immigrants soviétiques ont adopté et tente d'explorer leur orientation ethnique. Les données se fondent sur une enquête de terrain parmi les immigrants soviétiques vivant actuellement dan…
Multiculturalism in deeply divided societies
Identity Patterns among Immigrants from the Former Soviet Union in Israel
This paper deals with identity patterns among the 1990s immigrants from the former Soviet Union (FSU) in Israel. It presents the complex set of identity types among immigrants in the context of their cultural and socio‐demographic characteristics and their dynamic relationships with the Israeli host society. The findings show that immigrants from the FSU in Israel form a distinct ethnic group within the Israeli social and cultural fabric. This is…
Ethnic mobilization in an ethno-national state
This article deals with political mobilization among immigrants from the Former Soviet Union [FSU] in Israel. Political patterns among these immigrants are examined through an analysis of their voting in the 1999 Israeli elections for Parliament and Prime Minister. The data are derived from a nationwide survey, conducted in August-September 1999, based on a representative sample of 707 adult immigrants (18 years and over) who came to Israel betwe…
Higher Education among the Arabs in Israel
Identity Patterns and Ethnic Formation
Attitudes Toward Civil Society and Freedom of Expression
Jews of Russia and the Former Soviet Union
Political Organization
Attitudes of Veteran Groups Toward Immigrants
Immigrants Versus Israeli Society
Whither the Green Line? Trends in the Orientation of the Palestinians in Israel and the Territories
More than one million Palestinian Arab citizens lived in Israel (within the pre-1967 borders) in 2000,1 1. Statistical Abstract of Israel, No.52 (2000), pp.2–10. This number does not include Palestinians in East Jerusalem. and about 3.2 million Palestinians lived in the West Bank and Gaza.2 2. Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics. Available at www.pcbs.org/inside/f_pophos.htm [accessed on 24 July 2003]. Until 1967, these two groups were separ…
The political culture of the 1990s immigrants from the former Soviet Union in Israel and their views toward the indigenous Arab minority
This paper deals with the potential and actual impacts of the 1990s immigrants from the Former Soviet Union (FSU) on the state of multiculturalism, peace orientation and civil society in Israel. It examines the attitudes of these immigrants toward the character of Israel and their location in its cultural fabric. At the same time, it explores their stand toward the indigenous Palestinian Arab citizens and the prospects of creating an all‐encompas…
Immigration and Ethnic Formation in a Deeply Divided Society
This book deals with the ethnic formation among the 1990s immigrants from the former Soviet Union in Israel, in light of both domestic changes, and developments in the Israel- Arab conflict. Based on a broad variety of quantitative and qualitative methods, the book presents a detailed analysis of identity patterns among these immigrants, their orientation in matters of religion, society, culture and politics, and their relationships with all the …
National Ethos, Multicultural Education, and the New History Textbooks in Israel
The role of the school curriculum in multicultural societies is a central issue in the sociology of education. One of the main debates has to do with the relationship between education for multiculturalism and the use of curriculum for shaping the collective memory and strengthening the national ethos. This article deals with the state of multicultural education in Israel in light of the oscillations between conflict and peace in Israeli-Palestin…
Ethnicity and Political Mobilization in a Deeply Divided Society
Political science (23 obras) · Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies (19 obras) · Law (19 obras) · Sociology (19 obras) · Politics (11 obras) · Law (10 obras) · Immigration (9 obras) · Economics (7 obras) · Middle East Politics and Society (7 obras) · Development economics (6 obras)