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Immigrant Arabs and Immigrant Jews in Montreal: Their Social Interaction and Attitudes Toward the Arab-Israeli Conflict
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Immigrant Arabs and Immigrant Jews in Montreal: Their Social Interaction and Attitudes Toward the Arab-Israeli Conflict
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An exploration of the social interaction of immigrant Arabs and immigrant Jews in Montreal, and their attitudes towards the Arab-Israeli conflict. The author studies whether there is a change in immigrant Arabs' and immigrant Jews' attitudes toward the conflict and level of social interaction after immigrating to Canada. His findings reveal that the influence of religiosity on the attitudes toward the conflict is stronger than its influence on friendship. His results also show that friendship influences on immigrant Arabs and immigrant Jews' attitudes toward the conflict. The author's findings indicate that the tendency for immigrant to keep the same attitudes toward the conflict is higher than the tendency to change the attitudes toward the conflict after immigration.
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Master's thesis
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Concordia University
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Montreal
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2000
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x-153p.
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en
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Abdo, Hadeel I. “Immigrant Arabs and Immigrant Jews in Montreal: Their Social Interaction and Attitudes Toward the Arab-Israeli Conflict.” Master’s thesis, Concordia University, 2000. http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/obj/thesescanada/vol2/QMG/TC-QMG-1170.pdf.
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