Dov Weintraub
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3696721 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Dov Weintraub |
| PRENOMES | Dov |
| SOBRENOME | Weintraub |
| ASSINATURA | WEINTRAUB D |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Hebrew University of Jerusalem |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1964 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2019 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Interpreting Traditions in a Developmental Planning Context
This chapter discusses some of the problems facing the sociologist participating in the preparation of an actual developmental plan, using own experience in doing a basic social diagnosis or prefeasibility study within the framework of an integrated rural regional development project in the region of Zomba and Machinga in Malawi. A "mapping out" of the Zomba-Machinga region has revealed three potential foci of basic traditional identity and diffe…
Developmental Change - Towards a Generalized Conceptualization of its Basic Dimensions and of the Relations Among Them
Community Structure and the Status Attainment Process of the Jewish Population in Israel
This paper analyses how the national process of status attainment is in Israel mediated by inter- urban differences in opportunity structure. It is shown that while sociological literature is on the whole ambiguous in this respect, and presents no consistent picture, here the impact of community residence is clear and considerable. This impact is both additive and nonadditive, and affects status attainment in general as well as impinging differen…
Ethnicity, Nativity, and Economic Performance of Cooperative Smallholding Farms in Israel
Land and Peasants in Imperial Ethiopia
Community Characteristics and Differential Regional Participation
Proceeding from the assumption (discussed in an earlier paper) that regional cooperation can have important developmental functions as regards mobilization of own resources, social integration, redistribution, and societal participation, the paper sets out to examine community characteristics which influence differential interest and involvement in such cooperation. Three major dimensions are explored in this connection: general regional propensi…
Towards a Sociological Analysis of Regional Development1
TOWARDS A SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF REGIONAL DEVELOPMENTThe paper reports on a study dealing with emergent regionalization among veteran settlements in Israel. Regional organization is approached in a functional way, as a social system in a process of change and is considered in its micro and macro aspects. The focus of the analysis is threefold: the function of the region as a mechanism of developmental change in terms of social integration, incr…
Immigration and Social Change
Immigration and Social Change
Possibilities and Limitations of Cross-national and Cross-regional Research
The Concepts Traditional and Modern in Comparative Social Research - an Empirical Evaluation1
The paper discusses the limited analytical and heuristic utility of formal traditional-modern conceptualization in terms of institutional and socio-demographic indices. It shows that such conceptualization is valid chiefly when basic, and even crude knowledge is required in respect to heterogenous and unfamiliar populations. Otherwise, it is liable to prove simplistic and sometimes actually misleading.This is in three important respects:1. There …
The Role of Regional Organization in Rural Development in Israel - Some Preliminary Remarks
The Role of Regional Organization in Rural DevelopmentThis paper constitutes a report on the concept of regional organization in Israel and some aspects of its implementation. The term 'regional organization' is used in its broadest sense, covering formally organised enterprises as well as networks of relations, and including both manifest and latent functions. Regional organization is treated both as a method of development and as a social syste…
A Study of New Farmers in Israel
A Study of New Farmers in IsraelThis paper presents the background and the theoretical framework of a study carried out in Israel in new immigrants' smallholders' cooperative villages (the Moshavim). The aim of the study has been to analyse processes of mutual social change and acculturation resulting from the confrontation of the Moshav with various population types. For this purpose, the economic, social, ideological and organizational norms an…
Immigration and Social Change
The Concepts Traditional and Modern in Comparative Social Research - an Empirical Evaluation1
The paper discusses the limited analytical and heuristic utility of formal traditional-modern conceptualization in terms of institutional and socio-demographic indices. It shows that such conceptualization is valid chiefly when basic, and even crude knowledge is required in respect to heterogenous and unfamiliar populations. Otherwise, it is liable to prove simplistic and sometimes actually misleading.This is in three important respects:1. There …
A Study of New Farmers in Israel
A Study of New Farmers in IsraelThis paper presents the background and the theoretical framework of a study carried out in Israel in new immigrants' smallholders' cooperative villages (the Moshavim). The aim of the study has been to analyse processes of mutual social change and acculturation resulting from the confrontation of the Moshav with various population types. For this purpose, the economic, social, ideological and organizational norms an…
Developmental Change - Towards a Generalized Conceptualization of its Basic Dimensions and of the Relations Among Them
Community Structure and the Status Attainment Process of the Jewish Population in Israel
This paper analyses how the national process of status attainment is in Israel mediated by inter- urban differences in opportunity structure. It is shown that while sociological literature is on the whole ambiguous in this respect, and presents no consistent picture, here the impact of community residence is clear and considerable. This impact is both additive and nonadditive, and affects status attainment in general as well as impinging differen…
Ethnicity, Nativity, and Economic Performance of Cooperative Smallholding Farms in Israel
The Role of Regional Organization in Rural Development in Israel - Some Preliminary Remarks
The Role of Regional Organization in Rural DevelopmentThis paper constitutes a report on the concept of regional organization in Israel and some aspects of its implementation. The term 'regional organization' is used in its broadest sense, covering formally organised enterprises as well as networks of relations, and including both manifest and latent functions. Regional organization is treated both as a method of development and as a social syste…
A Study of New Farmers in Israel
A Study of New Farmers in IsraelThis paper presents the background and the theoretical framework of a study carried out in Israel in new immigrants' smallholders' cooperative villages (the Moshavim). The aim of the study has been to analyse processes of mutual social change and acculturation resulting from the confrontation of the Moshav with various population types. For this purpose, the economic, social, ideological and organizational norms an…
The Role of Regional Organization in Rural Development in Israel - Some Preliminary Remarks
The Role of Regional Organization in Rural DevelopmentThis paper constitutes a report on the concept of regional organization in Israel and some aspects of its implementation. The term 'regional organization' is used in its broadest sense, covering formally organised enterprises as well as networks of relations, and including both manifest and latent functions. Regional organization is treated both as a method of development and as a social syste…
The Concepts Traditional and Modern in Comparative Social Research - an Empirical Evaluation1
The paper discusses the limited analytical and heuristic utility of formal traditional-modern conceptualization in terms of institutional and socio-demographic indices. It shows that such conceptualization is valid chiefly when basic, and even crude knowledge is required in respect to heterogenous and unfamiliar populations. Otherwise, it is liable to prove simplistic and sometimes actually misleading.This is in three important respects:1. There …
Possibilities and Limitations of Cross-national and Cross-regional Research
Immigration and Social Change
Immigration and Social Change
Towards a Sociological Analysis of Regional Development1
TOWARDS A SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF REGIONAL DEVELOPMENTThe paper reports on a study dealing with emergent regionalization among veteran settlements in Israel. Regional organization is approached in a functional way, as a social system in a process of change and is considered in its micro and macro aspects. The focus of the analysis is threefold: the function of the region as a mechanism of developmental change in terms of social integration, incr…
Community Characteristics and Differential Regional Participation
Proceeding from the assumption (discussed in an earlier paper) that regional cooperation can have important developmental functions as regards mobilization of own resources, social integration, redistribution, and societal participation, the paper sets out to examine community characteristics which influence differential interest and involvement in such cooperation. Three major dimensions are explored in this connection: general regional propensi…
Land and Peasants in Imperial Ethiopia
Ethnicity, Nativity, and Economic Performance of Cooperative Smallholding Farms in Israel
Community Structure and the Status Attainment Process of the Jewish Population in Israel
This paper analyses how the national process of status attainment is in Israel mediated by inter- urban differences in opportunity structure. It is shown that while sociological literature is on the whole ambiguous in this respect, and presents no consistent picture, here the impact of community residence is clear and considerable. This impact is both additive and nonadditive, and affects status attainment in general as well as impinging differen…
Developmental Change - Towards a Generalized Conceptualization of its Basic Dimensions and of the Relations Among Them
Interpreting Traditions in a Developmental Planning Context
This chapter discusses some of the problems facing the sociologist participating in the preparation of an actual developmental plan, using own experience in doing a basic social diagnosis or prefeasibility study within the framework of an integrated rural regional development project in the region of Zomba and Machinga in Malawi. A "mapping out" of the Zomba-Machinga region has revealed three potential foci of basic traditional identity and diffe…
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