Arab and Jewish immigrants in Latin America: images and realities

Abstract

Introduction - images and realities of Arab and Jewish immigrants in Latin America, Ignacio Klich, Jeffrey Lesser, Arab-Jewish coexistence in the first half of 1900s' Argentina - overcoming self-imposed amnesia, Ignacio Klich are Turks who sell on credit - elite images of Arab and Jews in Brazil, Jeffrey Lesser Arabs and Jews in the development of the Colombian Caribbean 1850-1950, Louise Pawcett, Eduardo Posada-Carbo between privilege and opprobrium - the Arab-Jewish economic presence in San Pedro Sula, the industrial capital of Honduras - formative years, 1880s-1930s, Dario A. Euraque re-creating community - Christians from Lebanon and Jews from Syria in Mexico, 1900-1938, Liz Hamui-Halabe the economic and social condition of Jewish and Arab immigrants in Bolivia, 1890-1980, Marc J. Osterweil ethnic history, nationalism and transnationalism in Argentine Arab and Jewish cultures, Michael Humphrey the question of argentinidad - the self-image of Arab and Jewish ancestry in recent Argentine literature, Estela Valverde the historiography of Jewish immigration to Argentina - problems and perspectives, Fabiana Sabina Tolcachier the historiography of Arab immigration to Argentina - the intersection of the imaginary and the real country, Theresa Alfaro Velcamp. Notes on contributors.

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