Paul Ritterband
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3627799 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Paul Ritterband |
| NOMBRES | Paul |
| APELLIDO | Ritterband |
| FIRMA | RITTERBAND P |
| AFILIACIONES | City College of New York |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 23 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 22 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1969 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2013 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Russian Jews on Three Continents
In the past twenty years almost three quarters of a million Russian Jews have emigrated to the West. Their presence in Israel, Europe and North America and their absence from Russia have left an indelible imprint on these societies. The emigrants themselves as well as those who stayed behind, are in a struggle to establish their own identities and to achieve social and economic security In this volume an international assembly of experts historia…
Jewish Learning in American Universities
Jewish Learning in American Universities
European Background and the American Setting II. Reforming the Universities: Presidents, Providers, and Philology III. Scholars: Communal and Academic Norms IV. The Price of Admission V. The Quest for Recognition at Harvard VI. From Universalism to Pluralism VII. OThe Most Available and Suitable ManO: ColumbiaOs Miller Chair and Salo Baron VIII. Tragedy, Triumph, and Jewish Scholarship: Post-War Curricular Developments IX. Growth and Survival Not…
Contemporary Jewish Philanthropy in America
Part 1 Theory and background: an economic analysis of philanthropy, Barry R.Chiswick philanthropy and social exchange, Kathleen D.McCarthy the dimensions of contemporary American Jewish philanthropy, Barry Kosmin. Part 2 General philanthropy: is a good Jew a contributing Jew? - the relationship between Jewish identity and philanthropy, Dr. Mordechai Rimor and Dr.Gary A.Tobin generation, age and income variability, Paul Ritterband and Richard Silb…
Only by virtue of its torah
The Outsiders
Introduction to jewish liberal politics
Migrants from the Promised Land
Israelis in New York
Special supplemental section Conference reports on Israelis abroad
Education, Employment, and Migration. Israël in Comparative Perspective
Education, Employment, and Migration
Preface 1. Introduction: the dimensions of the problem 2. Coming to America 3. Education and economic opportunity 4. Public policy and student migration 5. Some cross-national comparisons 6. The social utility of study abroad Epilogue Appendix Notes Index
Education and the Exodus from Convents
Roman Catholic religious orders of women have been losing a significant portion of their membership. A national survey of orders shows that women with different levels of education are likely to leave different kinds of orders. The effects of change in order governance, size of order and educational level of order are shown to differentially predict the rates of leaving of women with and without graduate education. The differences in rates of lea…
Ethnicity and School Disorder
School, Family, and Neighborhood
Jews in a Changing Neighborhood
More on School Disorders
Education and Emigration
Ethnic Power and the Public Schools
The New York City school strike was more a struggle between ethnic communities than a labor-management dispute. Once the strike began, educational issues were displaced by ethnic power concerns. The pro-union forces attempted to close the schools while the pro-community control forces attempted to keep them open. Over the system as a whole, the probability of success for both sides was largely a function of the ethnic character of the neighborhoo…
Group Disorders in the Public Schools
Race, Resources and Achievement
With the growth of expenditure on education increasing more rapidly than available local tax resources, there is increased concern about rationalizing school procedures and allocations. Increasingly, schools will have to account for both input and output. By excluding school policy from the public agenda wasteful programs are maintained and the schools become more vulnerable to uninstitutionalized political pressures. DURING FEBRUARY AND MARCH of…
Law, Policy, and Behavior
The intent of legislation for educational exchange is to facilitate education but not to create an avenue resulting in extralegal immigration. The legislation does not achieve its end, although the initial relationship between visa and migration intentions appears to indicate that the law does work. It is demonstrated that initial relationship is a function of extralegal devices working through the home country educational system and through need…
The Determinants of Motives of Israeli Students Studying in the United States
Jewish Learning in American Universities
Group Disorders in the Public Schools
The Determinants of Motives of Israeli Students Studying in the United States
Education and the Exodus from Convents
Roman Catholic religious orders of women have been losing a significant portion of their membership. A national survey of orders shows that women with different levels of education are likely to leave different kinds of orders. The effects of change in order governance, size of order and educational level of order are shown to differentially predict the rates of leaving of women with and without graduate education. The differences in rates of lea…
Special supplemental section Conference reports on Israelis abroad
More on School Disorders
Race, Resources and Achievement
With the growth of expenditure on education increasing more rapidly than available local tax resources, there is increased concern about rationalizing school procedures and allocations. Increasingly, schools will have to account for both input and output. By excluding school policy from the public agenda wasteful programs are maintained and the schools become more vulnerable to uninstitutionalized political pressures. DURING FEBRUARY AND MARCH of…
Law, Policy, and Behavior
The intent of legislation for educational exchange is to facilitate education but not to create an avenue resulting in extralegal immigration. The legislation does not achieve its end, although the initial relationship between visa and migration intentions appears to indicate that the law does work. It is demonstrated that initial relationship is a function of extralegal devices working through the home country educational system and through need…
The Determinants of Motives of Israeli Students Studying in the United States
Law, Policy, and Behavior
The intent of legislation for educational exchange is to facilitate education but not to create an avenue resulting in extralegal immigration. The legislation does not achieve its end, although the initial relationship between visa and migration intentions appears to indicate that the law does work. It is demonstrated that initial relationship is a function of extralegal devices working through the home country educational system and through need…
Group Disorders in the Public Schools
Race, Resources and Achievement
With the growth of expenditure on education increasing more rapidly than available local tax resources, there is increased concern about rationalizing school procedures and allocations. Increasingly, schools will have to account for both input and output. By excluding school policy from the public agenda wasteful programs are maintained and the schools become more vulnerable to uninstitutionalized political pressures. DURING FEBRUARY AND MARCH of…
More on School Disorders
Education and Emigration
Ethnic Power and the Public Schools
The New York City school strike was more a struggle between ethnic communities than a labor-management dispute. Once the strike began, educational issues were displaced by ethnic power concerns. The pro-union forces attempted to close the schools while the pro-community control forces attempted to keep them open. Over the system as a whole, the probability of success for both sides was largely a function of the ethnic character of the neighborhoo…
Ethnicity and School Disorder
School, Family, and Neighborhood
Jews in a Changing Neighborhood
Education, Employment, and Migration
Preface 1. Introduction: the dimensions of the problem 2. Coming to America 3. Education and economic opportunity 4. Public policy and student migration 5. Some cross-national comparisons 6. The social utility of study abroad Epilogue Appendix Notes Index
Education and the Exodus from Convents
Roman Catholic religious orders of women have been losing a significant portion of their membership. A national survey of orders shows that women with different levels of education are likely to leave different kinds of orders. The effects of change in order governance, size of order and educational level of order are shown to differentially predict the rates of leaving of women with and without graduate education. The differences in rates of lea…
Education, Employment, and Migration. Israël in Comparative Perspective
Israelis in New York
Special supplemental section Conference reports on Israelis abroad
Introduction to jewish liberal politics
Migrants from the Promised Land
The Outsiders
Only by virtue of its torah
Contemporary Jewish Philanthropy in America
Part 1 Theory and background: an economic analysis of philanthropy, Barry R.Chiswick philanthropy and social exchange, Kathleen D.McCarthy the dimensions of contemporary American Jewish philanthropy, Barry Kosmin. Part 2 General philanthropy: is a good Jew a contributing Jew? - the relationship between Jewish identity and philanthropy, Dr. Mordechai Rimor and Dr.Gary A.Tobin generation, age and income variability, Paul Ritterband and Richard Silb…
Jewish Learning in American Universities
European Background and the American Setting II. Reforming the Universities: Presidents, Providers, and Philology III. Scholars: Communal and Academic Norms IV. The Price of Admission V. The Quest for Recognition at Harvard VI. From Universalism to Pluralism VII. OThe Most Available and Suitable ManO: ColumbiaOs Miller Chair and Salo Baron VIII. Tragedy, Triumph, and Jewish Scholarship: Post-War Curricular Developments IX. Growth and Survival Not…
Jewish Learning in American Universities
Russian Jews on Three Continents
In the past twenty years almost three quarters of a million Russian Jews have emigrated to the West. Their presence in Israel, Europe and North America and their absence from Russia have left an indelible imprint on these societies. The emigrants themselves as well as those who stayed behind, are in a struggle to establish their own identities and to achieve social and economic security In this volume an international assembly of experts historia…
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