André Levy teaches anthropology in the Department of Behavioral Sciences and Alex Weingrod is Emeritus Professor of Anthropology at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev.

• Table of Contents for Homelands and Diasporas List of Contributors Preface Introduction One Homelands and Diasporas: An Introduction, by Alex Weingrod and AndrA(c) Levy Part One: Changing Diasporas 1. The Place Which Is Diaspora: Citizenship, Religion, and Gender in the Making of Chaordic Transnationalism, by Pnina Werbner 2. New Homeland for an Old Diaspora, by Susan Pattie 3. A Community That Is Both a Center and a Diaspora: Jews in Late Twentieth Century Morocco, by AndrA(c) Levy 4. Rethinking the Palestinians Abroad as a Diaspora: The Relationships Between the Diaspora and the Palestinian Territories, by Sari Hanafi 5. Transmission and Transformation: The Palestinian Second Generation and the Commemoration of the Homeland, by Efrat Ben-Ze'ev 6. Diasporization, Globalization, and Cosmopolitan Discourse, by Jonathan Friedman Part Two: Changing Homelands and National Identities 7. Commemoration and National Identity: Memorial Ceremonies in Israeli Schools, by Avner Ben-Amos and Ilana Bet-El 8. Shifting Boundaries: Palestinian Women Citizens of Israel in Peace Organizations, by Hanna Herzog 9. From Ethiopian Villager to Global Villager: Ethiopian Jews in Israel, by Lisa Anteby-Yemini Part Three: Between Homeland and Diaspora: Spaces of Interaction 10. Ethnicity and Diaspora: The Case of the Cambodians, by Ida Simon-Barouh 11. DA(c)francophonisme in Israel: Bizertine Jews, Tunisian Jews, by Efrat Rosen-Lapidot 12. Visit, Separation, and Deconstructing Nostalgia: Russian Students Travel to Their Old Home, by Edna Lomsky-Feder and Tamar Rapoport 13. Claiming the Pain, Making a Change: The African Hebrew Israelite Community's Alternative to the Black Diaspora, by Fran Markowitz Index

"A stunning collection. Using the Israeli/Jewish/Palestinian problem as a central example and point of departure, the authors succeed in doing what classic anthropology does best: arguing a theoretical case from detailed ethnographic data but doing so in a context that is postmodern rather than merely modern. They engage currently fashionable ideas in a critical but constructive fashion, fusing their individually insightful analyses in a powerful vision of the complexities and unexpected developments that much earlier theorizing on these topics failed to anticipate or address." -Michael Herzfeld,Harvard University

André Levy teaches anthropology in the Department of Behavioral Sciences and Alex Weingrod is Emeritus Professor of Anthropology at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev.

• Table of Contents for Homelands and Diasporas List of Contributors Preface Introduction One Homelands and Diasporas: An Introduction, by Alex Weingrod and AndrA(c) Levy Part One: Changing Diasporas 1. The Place Which Is Diaspora: Citizenship, Religion, and Gender in the Making of Chaordic Transnationalism, by Pnina Werbner 2. New Homeland for an Old Diaspora, by Susan Pattie 3. A Community That Is Both a Center and a Diaspora: Jews in Late Twentieth Century Morocco, by AndrA(c) Levy 4. Rethinking the Palestinians Abroad as a Diaspora: The Relationships Between the Diaspora and the Palestinian Territories, by Sari Hanafi 5. Transmission and Transformation: The Palestinian Second Generation and the Commemoration of the Homeland, by Efrat Ben-Ze'ev 6. Diasporization, Globalization, and Cosmopolitan Discourse, by Jonathan Friedman Part Two: Changing Homelands and National Identities 7. Commemoration and National Identity: Memorial Ceremonies in Israeli Schools, by Avner Ben-Amos and Ilana Bet-El 8. Shifting Boundaries: Palestinian Women Citizens of Israel in Peace Organizations, by Hanna Herzog 9. From Ethiopian Villager to Global Villager: Ethiopian Jews in Israel, by Lisa Anteby-Yemini Part Three: Between Homeland and Diaspora: Spaces of Interaction 10. Ethnicity and Diaspora: The Case of the Cambodians, by Ida Simon-Barouh 11. DA(c)francophonisme in Israel: Bizertine Jews, Tunisian Jews, by Efrat Rosen-Lapidot 12. Visit, Separation, and Deconstructing Nostalgia: Russian Students Travel to Their Old Home, by Edna Lomsky-Feder and Tamar Rapoport 13. Claiming the Pain, Making a Change: The African Hebrew Israelite Community's Alternative to the Black Diaspora, by Fran Markowitz Index

"A stunning collection. Using the Israeli/Jewish/Palestinian problem as a central example and point of departure, the authors succeed in doing what classic anthropology does best: arguing a theoretical case from detailed ethnographic data but doing so in a context that is postmodern rather than merely modern. They engage currently fashionable ideas in a critical but constructive fashion, fusing their individually insightful analyses in a powerful vision of the complexities and unexpected developments that much earlier theorizing on these topics failed to anticipate or address." -Michael Herzfeld,Harvard University

André Levy teaches anthropology in the Department of Behavioral Sciences and Alex Weingrod is Emeritus Professor of Anthropology at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev.

• Table of Contents for Homelands and Diasporas List of Contributors Preface Introduction One Homelands and Diasporas: An Introduction, by Alex Weingrod and AndrA(c) Levy Part One: Changing Diasporas 1. The Place Which Is Diaspora: Citizenship, Religion, and Gender in the Making of Chaordic Transnationalism, by Pnina Werbner 2. New Homeland for an Old Diaspora, by Susan Pattie 3. A Community That Is Both a Center and a Diaspora: Jews in Late Twentieth Century Morocco, by AndrA(c) Levy 4. Rethinking the Palestinians Abroad as a Diaspora: The Relationships Between the Diaspora and the Palestinian Territories, by Sari Hanafi 5. Transmission and Transformation: The Palestinian Second Generation and the Commemoration of the Homeland, by Efrat Ben-Ze'ev 6. Diasporization, Globalization, and Cosmopolitan Discourse, by Jonathan Friedman Part Two: Changing Homelands and National Identities 7. Commemoration and National Identity: Memorial Ceremonies in Israeli Schools, by Avner Ben-Amos and Ilana Bet-El 8. Shifting Boundaries: Palestinian Women Citizens of Israel in Peace Organizations, by Hanna Herzog 9. From Ethiopian Villager to Global Villager: Ethiopian Jews in Israel, by Lisa Anteby-Yemini Part Three: Between Homeland and Diaspora: Spaces of Interaction 10. Ethnicity and Diaspora: The Case of the Cambodians, by Ida Simon-Barouh 11. DA(c)francophonisme in Israel: Bizertine Jews, Tunisian Jews, by Efrat Rosen-Lapidot 12. Visit, Separation, and Deconstructing Nostalgia: Russian Students Travel to Their Old Home, by Edna Lomsky-Feder and Tamar Rapoport 13. Claiming the Pain, Making a Change: The African Hebrew Israelite Community's Alternative to the Black Diaspora, by Fran Markowitz Index

"A stunning collection. Using the Israeli/Jewish/Palestinian problem as a central example and point of departure, the authors succeed in doing what classic anthropology does best: arguing a theoretical case from detailed ethnographic data but doing so in a context that is postmodern rather than merely modern. They engage currently fashionable ideas in a critical but constructive fashion, fusing their individually insightful analyses in a powerful vision of the complexities and unexpected developments that much earlier theorizing on these topics failed to anticipate or address." -Michael Herzfeld,Harvard University