Second LAJSA Research Conference
University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1984

The Jewish Presence in Latin America

Avni, Haim. Jewish Immigration to Latin America During the Holocaust – A Multi-Perspective Approach to its Study.

DellaPergola, Sergio. Population Trends of Latin American Jewry.

Elkin, Judith Laikin. Recent Developments in Latin American Jewish Communities: Lessons and Implications.

Even-Shoshan, Israel. Non-Formal Jewish Education in Argentina and the Problem in of Jewish Identity Amongst Youth Under the Military Regime (1976-1983).

Gojman de Backal, Alicia. La Historia de los Ashkenasim o de Europa Oriental.

Levine, Robert. Adaptive Strategies of Jews in Latin America: Some Observations.

Levy, Daniel. Jewish Education in Latin America: Challenges to Autonomy and Group Identity.

Martínez Montiel, Luz María. El Estudio de Los Judíos de México Aspectos Metódologicos.

Merkx, Gilbert. Jewish Studies as a Subject of Latin American Studies.

Mirelman, Victor. Sephardic Immigration to Argentina in the Pre-Nazi Period.

Rattner, Henrique. Economic and Social Mobility of Jews in Brazil.

Schers, David. Cultura, Identidad e Instituciones Comunitarias en la Experiencia Judía en Latino América.

Segal, Bernard. Jews and the Argentine Center: A Middleman Minority?

Senkman, Leonardo. Identidad Judia y Cultura Argentina.

Sosnowski, Saul. Latin American Jewish Writers: A Bridge Toward History.

Waisman, Carlos. The Changing Composition and Political Mobilization of the Middle Classes in the Southern Cone: Implications for the Jewish Communities.

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