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Ethiopian Jews Have Been Immigrating To Israel In Ever Increasing Numbers Since 1979. This Volume Describes The Phenomenon And Explains The Issues Related To The Ethiopians' Absorption By Israeli Society. The Authors Explore The Immigrant'S Lives As Ethiopians, The Experience Of Other Waves Of Immigrants To Israel, And Applicability Of Theoretical Issues Deriving Mass Immigration In The Experience Of Other Societies. They Examine The Effects Of Immigration On The Immigrants As Well As On The Host Itself.The Volume Addresses A Broad Range Of Themes Deriving From The Very Real Problems Inherent In This Immigration. It Will Be Of Value To All Those Interested In Middle Eastern And Immigration Studies.Michael Ashkenazi Is The Senior Instructor Of Anthropology At Ben Gurion University Of The Negev. He Is The Author, With Alex Weingrod, Of Ethiopian Immigrants In Beersheva: An Anthropological Study.Alex Weingrod Is The Chilewich Professor Of Anthropology At Ben Gurion University Of The Negev. He Is The Author Of After The Ingathering: Studies In Israeli Ethnicity; Israel: A Study In Group Relations; And Reluctant Pioneers.
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