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The Integration of Jewish Immigrants in Montreal: Models and Dilemmas of Ethnic Match
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The Integration of Jewish Immigrants in Montreal: Models and Dilemmas of Ethnic Match
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Abstract |
The author examines the process whereby Jewish immigrants to Montreal in the late twentieth century are integrated into Jewish Canadian society, and Canadian society at large, in order to draw lessons about the integration of immigrants in general. He questions the very concept of "immigrant integration", as well as the idea of "ethnic match" (the assumption that clients of a certain group are always best served by service providers who are members of that group, working for organizations funded or owned by that group. In the case of Jewish immigrants to Montreal, the Jewish Immigrant Aid Services.).
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Still Moving: Recent Jewish Migration in Comparative Perspective
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New Brunswick, N.J. and London, U.K.
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Transaction Publishers
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2000
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285-298
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en
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1-56000-428-2
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Originally published in: Jerusalem Letter / Viewpoints. No. 345 (19 Heshvan 5757 / 1 November 1996): |
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Weinfeld, Morton. “The Integration of Jewish Immigrants in Montreal: Models and Dilemmas of Ethnic Match.” In Still Moving: Recent Jewish Migration in Comparative Perspective, edited by Daniel J. Elazar and Morton Weinfeld, 285–298. New Brunswick, N.J. and London, U.K.: Transaction Publishers, 2000.
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