Immigrants

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Bar-El, R. (1976). A quantitative model for the estimation of employment absorption of new immigrants. City and Region, 1-2, 32-49. (Hebrew)

Carmon, N. (1981). Economic integration of immigrants. The American Journal of Economics and Sociology, 40(2), 149-163.

Carmon, N. (1990). Migration from the USSR to Israel: Its magnitude, character, and requested housing solutions. Environmental Planning, 42-43, 26-40. (Hebrew)

Carmon, N. (1993). Immigrants: Liability or Asset? Innovative Research and Policy Implications. Haifa: Neaman Books.

Carmon, N., and Amir, S. (1998). Immigrants as carriers of urban regeneration: International evidence and an Israeli case study. International Planning Studies, 3(2), 207-225.

Efrat, E. (1990). Geography of direct absorption of Russian immigrants in Israel. In A. Gonen (Ed.), Geography of Immigration Absorption: Lessons and Perspectives (pp. 75-88). Jerusalem: The Israel Geographic Society. (Hebrew)

Efrat, E. (1990). Geography of employment of Russian immigrants in Israel. Geography, 3, 3-4.

Efrat, E. (1991). Geographical distribution of the Soviet Jewish new immigrants in Israel. GeoJournal, 335-363.

Felsenstein, D., Davidovitch, R., and Fogel, S. (1992). Designing economic development absorption of new immigrants in rural settlements. Rehovot: Development Study Center. (Hebrew)

Fleischer, A., Felsenstein, D., Marguiles, J., and Banin, T. (1992). The absorption of new immigrants in the peripherally located rural settlements. Rehovot: Development Study Center. (Hebrew)

Gonen, A. (1998). Settlement of immigrants: Geographic patterns. In M. Sicron and E. Leshem (Eds.), Profile of an Immigration Wave: The Absorption Process of Immigrants from the Former Soviet Union, 1990-1995 (pp. 232-270). Jerusalem: The Magness Press. (Hebrew)

Kosmin, B.A., and Waterman, S. (1985). Britain and Israel: Reciprocal flows of Jewish immigrants. The Jewish Quarterly, 7-11.

Krakover, S., and Stern, E. (1990). Applying geographic models to the absorption of the recent wave of immigrants to Israel. In A. Gonen (Ed.) (pp. 5-16). Jerusalem: The Association of Israeli Geographers, The Hebrew University. (Hebrew)

Lipshitz, G. (1996). Immigrants from the former Soviet Union in the Israeli housing market: Spatial aspects of supply and demand. Urban Studies, 34, 471-488.

Lipshitz, G. (1997). The spatial distribution of the immigrants from the former Soviet Union in Israel. Studies in the Geography of Israel. (Hebrew)

Lipshitz, G. (1999). The integration of the immigrants from the former Soviet Union in Israel: Spatial aspects of housing and employment. In P. Nijkamp and C. Gorter (Eds.), International Migration: Regional and Urban Economic Impacts and Policies: Avebury Press.

Marguiles, J., Fleischer, A., Eger, M., and Banin, T. (1993). The absorption of new immigrants in peripheral rural settlements in Israel. Rehovot: Development Study Center. (Hebrew)

Porat, C. (1996). Geographic and settlement aspects of the establishment of new immigrant moshavim in the Negev, 1948-1952. In D. Offer (Ed.), Israel in the Great Wave of Immigration, 1948-1953 (pp. 227-260). Jerusalem: Yad-Izhak Ben-Zvi.

Razin, E. (1988). Entrepreneurship among foreign immigrants in the Los Angeles and San Francisco metropolitan regions. Urban Geography, 9, 283-301.

Razin, E., and Langlois, A. (1992). Location and entrepreneurship among new immigrants in Israel and Canada. Geography Research Forum, 12, 16-36.

Razin, E. (1992). Paths to ownership of small business among immigrants in Israeli cities and towns. , The Review of Regional Studies, 22.

Razin, E. (1993). Immigrant entrepreneurs in Israel, Canada and California. In I. Light and P. Bhachu (Eds.), Immigration and Entrepreneurship, Culture, Capital, and Ethnic Networks (pp. 97-124). New Brunswick, NJ: Transaction.

Razin, E. (1994). Geographical mobility of selected age cohorts of immigrant groups in Israel: Implications for occupational mobility. Urban Systems.

Razin, E. (1994). Social networks, local opportunities and entrepreneurship among immigrants - The Israeli experience in an international perspective. In R.E. Isralowitz, F. Lazin, and I. Light (Eds.), Immigration and Absorption: Issues in a Multicultural Perspective (pp. 155-182). Beer Sheva: Ben-Gurion University of the Negev Press.

Razin, E., and Langlois, A. (1996). Metropolitan characteristics and entrepreneurship among immigrants and ethnic groups in Canada. International Migration Review, 30, 703-737.

Razin, E., and Langlois, A. (1996). Immigrant and ethnic entrepreneurships in Canadian and American metropolitan areas - A comparative perspective. Canadian Issues, 18, 127-144.

Schwartz, D., Zinger, N., and Wolf, Y. (1993). Business entrepreneurial encouragement among the immigrants from the former USSR. Rehovot: The Development Study Center. (Hebrew)

Sharir, M., and Shamir-Shinan, L. (1994). SHINAR: Immigrant absorption and regional growth. Jerusalem: Education and Regional Projects, Joint Distribution Committee-Brookdale. (Hebrew)

Sonis, M. (1990). Geography of new immigrants from the USSR in the 70's and 80's. In A. Gonen (Ed.), Geography of Immigration Absorption: Lessons and Perspectives (pp. 67-74). Jerusalem: Israeli Geographical Association. (Hebrew)

Waterman, S., and Schmool, M. (1995). The Jewish immigrant experience in Britain. In R. King, P. White, and J. Connell (Eds.), Writing Across Worlds: Literature and Migration (pp. 180-197). London: Routledge.