Refugee communities : a comparative field study
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書誌事項
Refugee communities : a comparative field study
（Sage series on race and ethnic relations, v. 4）
Sage Publications, c1992
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 237-251) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This book contains the results of a long-term ethnographic study of two ethnic communities in California - Soviet Jews and Vietnamese - the two largest groups of refugee immigrants over the past decade. Gold examines each of these communities and compares their relationships with the host culture in a variety of ways - ethnic group solidarity, use of social services, entrepreneurship, barriers to success and assimilation. He uses rich ethnographic material and two photo essays to link refugee communities with the more extensive literature on immigrants and on ethnic communities. Gold finds that diversity, rather than uniformity, characterizes these communities. His ethnographic portraits of these two groups and theoretical findings should be of interest to those who study immigration, ethnicity and culture.
目次
Perspectives on Refugee Adaptation
Soviet Jews
Background and Migration Experience
Vietnamese Refugees
Background and Characteristics
The Soviet Jewish Enclave
Recently Arrived Vietnamese
Resettlement Agencies and Refugee Communities
Self-Employment and Refugee Communities
Patterns of Community Organization
Conclusions
Appendix
Photographs
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