Danny Ben-Moshe
Biographic Data
| ID | 1265754 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Danny Ben-Moshe |
| GIVEN NAMES | Danny |
| FAMILY NAME | Ben-Moshe |
| SIGNATURE | BEN-MOSHE D |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Vietnamese in Australia: Diaspora Identity, Intra-Group Tensions, Transnational Ties and 'Victim' Status
This paper examines how class, gender, generation and regional background impact on the development of diaspora and community identity as well as ties to homeland among Vietnamese migrants in Australia. Drawing on the empirical findings of a research project conducted in three Australian cities, we assess the character of the Vietnamese diaspora in Australia by critically applying Cohen’s (2008. Global Diasporas. London: Taylor and Francis) typol…
The Vietnamese diaspora in Australia: Identity and transnational behaviour
This paper provides a critical overview of the Vietnamese diaspora in Australia, analyses its origins, socio-demographic characteristics and generational tides. It analyses the ways in which the nature of Vietnamese diaspora in Australia has impacted on their connections with the homeland. The paper presents the empirical findings of a research project conducted in three Australian cities. This paper assesses the nature of the Vietnamese diaspora…
The New Anti-Semitism in Europe: The Islamic Dimension of, and Jewish Belonging in, the EU
This article examines the sense of Jewish vulnerability and exclusion in Europe that has resulted from manifestations, and Jewish perceptions, of the “new anti-Semitism,” and the role of Islamic communities in Europe in propagating this form of hatred of Jews. First emerging in 2000 with the outbreak of the second Palestinian Intifada, and tied in with the Middle East conflict, anger at Israel is directed at Diaspora Jewish communities. This “new…
The Oslo Peace Process and Two Views on Judaism and Zionism, 1992–1996
The article contends that the Oslo Peace process was as much about Jewish identity in Israel as it was about borders and security. This is because these factors are interrelated. This made the peace process highly contentious, particularly because it happened when post-Zionism was at its peak. While Yitzhak Rabin and Shimon Peres saw Oslo as the fulfillment of Zionism, the religious right saw it as negating Zionism. This is because the Oslo proce…
Post-Zionism in the Oslo era and the implications for the diaspora
Post-Zionism was a prominent ideological and cultural development in Israel during the 1990s. It was closely related to the peace process, Israel's place in the Middle East and the issues concerning what sort of state Israel should be. Post-Zionism receded from the Israeli agenda with the outbreak of Palestinian–Israeli violence in September 2000, but its underlying issues remain. After profiling post-Zionism, this article considers these respect…
The Vietnamese in Australia: Diaspora Identity, Intra-Group Tensions, Transnational Ties and 'Victim' Status
This paper examines how class, gender, generation and regional background impact on the development of diaspora and community identity as well as ties to homeland among Vietnamese migrants in Australia. Drawing on the empirical findings of a research project conducted in three Australian cities, we assess the character of the Vietnamese diaspora in Australia by critically applying Cohen’s (2008. Global Diasporas. London: Taylor and Francis) typol…
The New Anti-Semitism in Europe: The Islamic Dimension of, and Jewish Belonging in, the EU
This article examines the sense of Jewish vulnerability and exclusion in Europe that has resulted from manifestations, and Jewish perceptions, of the “new anti-Semitism,” and the role of Islamic communities in Europe in propagating this form of hatred of Jews. First emerging in 2000 with the outbreak of the second Palestinian Intifada, and tied in with the Middle East conflict, anger at Israel is directed at Diaspora Jewish communities. This “new…
Post-Zionism in the Oslo era and the implications for the diaspora
Post-Zionism was a prominent ideological and cultural development in Israel during the 1990s. It was closely related to the peace process, Israel's place in the Middle East and the issues concerning what sort of state Israel should be. Post-Zionism receded from the Israeli agenda with the outbreak of Palestinian–Israeli violence in September 2000, but its underlying issues remain. After profiling post-Zionism, this article considers these respect…
The Oslo Peace Process and Two Views on Judaism and Zionism, 1992–1996
The article contends that the Oslo Peace process was as much about Jewish identity in Israel as it was about borders and security. This is because these factors are interrelated. This made the peace process highly contentious, particularly because it happened when post-Zionism was at its peak. While Yitzhak Rabin and Shimon Peres saw Oslo as the fulfillment of Zionism, the religious right saw it as negating Zionism. This is because the Oslo proce…
The New Anti-Semitism in Europe: The Islamic Dimension of, and Jewish Belonging in, the EU
This article examines the sense of Jewish vulnerability and exclusion in Europe that has resulted from manifestations, and Jewish perceptions, of the “new anti-Semitism,” and the role of Islamic communities in Europe in propagating this form of hatred of Jews. First emerging in 2000 with the outbreak of the second Palestinian Intifada, and tied in with the Middle East conflict, anger at Israel is directed at Diaspora Jewish communities. This “new…
The Vietnamese diaspora in Australia: Identity and transnational behaviour
This paper provides a critical overview of the Vietnamese diaspora in Australia, analyses its origins, socio-demographic characteristics and generational tides. It analyses the ways in which the nature of Vietnamese diaspora in Australia has impacted on their connections with the homeland. The paper presents the empirical findings of a research project conducted in three Australian cities. This paper assesses the nature of the Vietnamese diaspora…
The Vietnamese in Australia: Diaspora Identity, Intra-Group Tensions, Transnational Ties and 'Victim' Status
This paper examines how class, gender, generation and regional background impact on the development of diaspora and community identity as well as ties to homeland among Vietnamese migrants in Australia. Drawing on the empirical findings of a research project conducted in three Australian cities, we assess the character of the Vietnamese diaspora in Australia by critically applying Cohen’s (2008. Global Diasporas. London: Taylor and Francis) typol…
Political science (5 works) · Diaspora (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Diaspora, migration, transnational identity (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies (3 works) · Judaism (3 works) · Anti-Zionism (2 works)