2012
DOI: 10.3790/aeq.58.2.111
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Trade, Institutions, and Religion: The Effect of the Jewish Diaspora on Israel's Foreign Trade

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“…() found that immigrant founded companies are about twice as likely to state that they have a strategic relationship with a foreign firm, such as major supplier, key partner or major customer (see also Zelekha et al. 2013b). Danzer and Ulku () found that immigrant's ethnic and familial networks increase the income of unintegrated migrants, especially for poorer, uneducated households.…”
Section: Entrepreneurshipmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…() found that immigrant founded companies are about twice as likely to state that they have a strategic relationship with a foreign firm, such as major supplier, key partner or major customer (see also Zelekha et al. 2013b). Danzer and Ulku () found that immigrant's ethnic and familial networks increase the income of unintegrated migrants, especially for poorer, uneducated households.…”
Section: Entrepreneurshipmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore immigrants are driven to look for some kind of a competitive advantage – for example, by starting their own businesses, putting more emphasis on creating unique economic initiatives such as cooperation with other immigrants and/or with their homeland country's economic activity (bilateral trade or investments) (Zelekha et al. 2013b). In addition, we have to bear in mind that highly skilled persons are more inclined to migrate in the first place (Liebig and Sousa‐Poza, ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Yahudi diasporasını inceleyen çok sayıda uluslararası çalışma bulunmaktadır (Goldschmidt, 2000), (Aviv ve Shneer, 2005), (Safran, 2005), (Edrei ve Mendels, 2007), (Sheffer G. , 2005), (Ehrlich , 2009), (Bar-Kochva, 2010), (Stein, 2011). Bu çalışmalar içerisinde (Tcherikover, 1963), Roma döneminde Mısır'daki Yahudi diasporasını; Wink (Wink, 1987), Hindistan'daki Yahudi diasporasını; (Markowitz, 1995), Rusya'daki Yahudi diasporasını; (Shanes, 1998), milliyetçilik bağlamında Yahudi diasporasını; (Roshwald, 1998), yirminci yüzyılda Avrupa Yahudi diasporası ve Siyonizm'i; (Vieira, 2001), Latin Amerika'daki Yahudi diasporasını; Vital (Vital, 1994), (Sheffer, 2002), (Dieckhoff, 2017) ; Yahudi diasporası ve İsrail'i; (Khanin, 2002), Rus Yahudi diasporasını; (Collins-Kreiner ve Olsen, 2004), turizm pazarı boyutunda Yahudi diasporasını; (Della-Pergola, Rebhun ve Tolts, 2005), küresel bağlamda çağdaş Yahudi diasporasını; (Hagel ve Peretz, 2005), Soğuk Savaş sırasında Yahudi diaspora politikasını; (Mendelsohn, 2007), on dokuzuncu yüzyılın ortalarında İngilizce konuşan Yahudi diasporasının ortaya çıkışını; (Ray, 2008), Yahudi diasporasına yönelik yaklaşımları; (Cohen, 2009), Yahudi diasporasının sosyal göstergelerini; (Evans, 2009), transatlantik denizcilik ve Yahudi diasporasını; (Levantovskaya, 2012), Rusça konuşan Yahudi diasporasını; (Zelekha, Sharabi ve Bar-Efrat, 2012), Yahudi diasporasının İsrail'in dış ticareti üzerindeki etkisini; (Lederhendler , 2014), Doğu Avrupa Yahudi diasporasını; (Elo ve Vemuri, 2016, s. 179-193), Buhara Yahudi diasporasını; Elo ve Volovelsky (Elo ve Volovelsky, 2017, s. 244-269), (Elo, Taube ve Volovelsky, 2019, s. 95-106), Yahudi diasporası girişimcilerini;…”
Section: Introductionunclassified