Ethnicity, religion and class in Israeli society

Abstract

Acknowledgements Part I. Theoretical and Empirical Background: 1. Ethnicity and society 2. Divisions in Israeli society 3. Theoretical perspectives in Israeli sociology 4. The sample, its background and its setting Part II. Social Patterns and Behavior: 5. Neighborhoods: synagogues and neighborhood committees 6. Religiosity and secularization 7. Friendship networks Part III. Identities and Images: 8. Ethnic consciousness 9. Class consciousness 10. Religion, ethnic and class division: convergent or cross-cutting? Part IV. The Impact of Stratification: 11. Voting 12. Discrimination 13. Assimilation or ethnic solidarity? Part V. Social Cleavages: An Overview of Israeli Society and Some Theoretical Implications: 14. Cleavages among Jews 15. Jews and Arabs 16. Toward a theory of social cleavages Appendices Glossary Notes References Index.

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