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Personal
Date of birth: 17 May, 1961
Place of Birth: Haifa, Israel
Marital Status: Married; 3 children (born
1994, 1996, 2001)
Military Service: November 1979-December 1982
1997/98: Senior Fellow, Harvard University, Center for the Study of World
Religions.
1997: Ph.D. (Summa Cum Laude), The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Area of
specialization: Jewish Demography. Title of dissertation: "Geographic Mobility
and Religioethnic Identification among American Jews 1970-1990”. Supervisor:
Prof. Sergio DellaPergola.
1991: M.A. in Contemporary
Jewry (Cum Laude), The
Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Area of specialization: Jewish Demography. Title of
thesis: "Jewish Identity and Demographic Transformation Among American Jews:
The Impact of Place of Residence and Geographic Mobility in the 1980s". Supervisor:
Prof. Sergio DellaPergola.
1986: B.A. in Statistics and Israel Studies. Haifa University.
2000 - Lecturer, The A. Harman Institute of Contemporary Jewry, The Hebrew
University of Jerusalem.
1999/00: Teaching Associate (Lecturer), The A. Harman Institute of Contemporary
Jewry, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
1999: Researcher, Division of Jewish Demography and Statistics, The A. Harman
Institute of Contemporary Jewry, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
1998/99: Teacher, The A. Harman Institute of Contemporary Jewry; The Department
of Population Studies; and The Rothberg School for Overseas Students, The
Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
1996/97: Teacher, The A. Harman Institute of Contemporary Jewry, The
Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
1993-97: Coordinator, Data Bank on Jewish Education in the Diaspora, The A.
Harman Institute of Contemporary Jewry, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
1987-97: Research Assistant, Project on Jewish Sociodemographic and Identificational
Trends. Division of Jewish Demography and Statistics, The A. Harman Institute
of Contemporary Jewry, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
1991/92: Junior Coordinator, Research Group on 'Society and Religion in Contemporary
Judaism', The Institute for Advanced Studies, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
1. Grant from the Israel Foundation Trustees to pursue research project on
"Nativity Concentration and Internal Migration among the Foreign-Born in Israel,
1990-1995", 11/2000-11/2002.
2. Grant from the Silbert Center for Israel Studies, The Hebrew University
of Jerusalem, for the research project mention in item 1 above, 2000/01.
1. The Golda Meir Fellowship, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 2000/01.
2. The Alex Berger Prize, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 1998.
3. The Lucius N. Littauer Foundation, Scholarship for Research in Jewish Studies,
1997/98.
4. The Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture, Fellowship for Scholarly Project,
1996/97.
5. Student in Residence, Columbus, Ohio, 10/1994.
6. The Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture’s Doctoral Scholarship, 1992/93-1994/95.
7. The Golda Meir Fellowship, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 1991.
8. The Hela and Zalman Hertz and Batia Cohen Prize, Haifa University, 1987.
1. Contributing Editor, Contemporary Jewry (2000 - ).
2. Member of Editorial Board, Peamim: Journal for the Study of Jewish Communities
in the East; and Editor, Section of Demography (2002 - )
List of Publications
1. Rebhun, Uzi. (1997).
Geographic Mobility and Religioethnic Identification among American Jews
1970-1990. (Supervisor: Prof. S. DellaPergola). A revised version of the
dissertation was published by Magnes Press, see item 3 below.
Books
2. Rebhun, Uzi. Restructuring
Identity: Paradigms of Jewish Survival in America. Hanover and London:
University Press of New England/Brandeis
University Press (forthcoming).
3. Rebhun, Uzi. (2001).
Migration, Community and Identification: Jews in Late 20th Century America
. The Magnes Press, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 218 pp. (In Hebrew).
Edited Books
4. Rebhun, Uzi and Waxman,
Chaim I. Eds. (2003). Jews in Israel: Contemporary Social and Cultural
Patterns. Hanover and London: University Press of New England/Brandeis
University Press (forthcoming, 632 pp.).
5. Rebhun, Uzi. (2003).
“Centers and Peripheries of Jewish Identity in the U.S.: A Structural Analysis
of Attitudes and Behaviors”. In: Berthomiere, W., Anteby L. and Sheffer. G.
2000 Years of Diasporas. France: Presses Universitaires de Rennes (forthcoming,
21 pp.).
6. Rebhun, Uzi. (2003). Major Trends
in the Development of Israeli Jews: A Synthesis of the Last Century”. In:
Rebhun, Uzi and Waxman, Chaim I. (eds.) Jews in Israel: Contemporary Social
and Cultural Patterns. Hanover and London: University Press of New England/Brandeis
University Press (forthcoming, 25 pp.).
7. Rebhun, Uzi and Waxman,
Chaim I. (2003). “Challenges for the 21st Century”.
In: Rebhun, Uzi and Waxman, Chaim I. (eds.) Jews in Israel: Contemporary
Social and Cultural Patterns. Hanover
and London: University Press of New England/Brandeis University Press (forthcoming,
21 pp.).
8. Rebhun, Uzi. (2001).
“Recent Developments in Jewish Identification in the United States: A Cohort
Follow-Up and Facet Analysis”. In: DellaPergola, S. and Even, J. (eds.)
Papers in Jewish Demography, 1997. Jerusalem: The Hebrew University of
Jerusalem, World Union of Jewish Studies, and the Association for Jewish Demography
and Statistics, pp. 261-279.
9. Rebhun, Uzi and Raveh,
Adi. (2001). “The Spatial Distribution of Quality of Life in the United States
and Interstate Migration, 1965-70 and 1985-90: Application of the ‘Co-Plot’
Method”. In Elizur, D. (ed.) Facet Theory: Integrating Theory Construction
with Data Analysis. Prague: Matfyzpress, pp. 211-227.
10. DellaPergola, Sergio, Rebhun,
Uzi and Tolts, Mark. (2000). “Prospecting the Jewish Future: Population
Projections, 2000-2080”. American Jewish Year Book 2000: 103-146.
11. DellaPergola, Sergio, Rebhun,
Uzi and Raicher, Rosa P. (2000). “The Six-Day War and Israel-Diaspora
Relations: An Analysis of Quantitative Indicators”. In: Lederhendler, E. (ed.)
The Six-Day War and World Jewry. Bethesda, MD: University of
Maryland Press, pp. 11-50.
12. Rebhun, Uzi, DellaPergola,
Sergio and Tolts, Mark. (1999). "American Jewry: A Population Projection,
1990-2020". In: Farber, R. R. and Waxman, C. I. (eds.) Jews in America:
A Contemporary Reader. Hanover and London: University Press of New England/Brandeis
University Press, pp. 33-50.
13. Rebhun, Uzi, and DellaPergola,
Sergio. (1998). "The Sociodemographic and Jewish Identity Context of Mixed
Marriage among Jews in the United States". In: Bartal, I. and Gafni, I. M.
(eds.) Sexuality and The Family in History, Jerusalem: The Zalman Shazar
Center for Jewish History and The Historical Society of Israel, pp. 369-398
(In Hebrew).
14. Rebhun, Uzi. (1997).
"Similarities and Dissimilarities in National and Community Surveys: The Case
of American Jews". In: DellaPergola, S. and Even J. (eds.) Papers in Jewish
Demography 1993, Jewish Population Studies, Vol. 27. The A. Harman Institute
of Contemporary Jewry, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, pp. 55-78.
15. DellaPergola, Sergio, and Rebhun,
Uzi. (1997). "Sociodemographic Aspects and Identificational Patterns of
Sephardic and Ashkenazic Jews in the United States in 1990". In: Abitbol,
M.; Assis, Y.; and Chazan-Rokem, G. (eds.) Hispano-Jewish Civilization
After 1492: Proceedings of Misgav Yerushalyim’s Fourth International Congress,
1992. Jerusalem: Misgav Yerushalyim, pp. 105-135 (In Hebrew).
16. Rebhun, Uzi. (2003).
“Jewish Identification in Contemporary America: Gans’s Symbolic Ethnicity
and Religiosity Theory Revisited”. Social Compass (forthcoming, 24
pp.).
17. Rebhun, Uzi. (2002). “The Changing
Roles of Human Capital, State Context of Residence, and Ethnic Bonds in Interstate
Migration: American Jews 1970-1990”. International Journal of Population
Geography (forthcoming, 43 pp.).
18. Rebhun, Uzi. (2002).
“Directions, Magnitude and Efficiency of Interregional Migration, 1970-1990:
Jews and Whites in the United States Compared”. The Review of Regional
Studies (forthcoming, 52 pp.).
19. Rebhun, Uzi. (2001).
“The Demographic Dimension in Conflict Resolution: The Case of Jerusalem”.
Mediterranean Quarterly: A Journal of Global Issues 12(4): 80-89.
20. Rebhun, Uzi and Waxman,
Chaim I. (2000). “The ‘Americanization’ of Israel: A Demographic, Cultural
and Political Evaluation”. Israel Studies 5(1): 65-91.
21. Rebhun, Uzi. (1999).
"Jewish Identification in Intermarriage: Does a Spouse's Religion (Catholic
vs. Protestant) Matter?" Sociology of Religion: A Quarterly Review
60(1): 71-88.
22. Rebhun, Uzi. (1997).
“Changing Patterns of Internal Migration 1970-90: A Comparative Analysis of
Jews and Whites in the United States”. Demography 34(2): 213-223.
23. DellaPergola, Sergio, Bassan,
Esther, Rebhun, Uzi and Sagi, Dalia. (1997). “A Census of Jewish Schools
in the Former Soviet Union for 1993/94 School Year”. Journal of Jewish
Education 63(1-2): 20-30.
24. Rebhun, Uzi. (1995).
“Geographic Mobility and Religioethnic Identification: Three Jewish Communities
in the U.S.”. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion 34(4): 485-498.
25. Rebhun, Uzi. (1995)."The
Distancing of the Jewish Community from its Institutions: The Case of Jewish
Schools". Journal for Jewish Communal Service 71(2/3): 221-233.
26. Rebhun, Uzi. (1993).
"The Community of Residence as an Explanatory Variable of Jewish Identity
in the United States". Yahadut Zemanenu: A Research Annual 8:301-336
(In Hebrew).
27. Rebhun, Uzi. (1993).
"Trends in the Size of American Jewish Denominations: A Renewed Evaluation".
CCAR Journal: A Reform Jewish Quarterly, Winter issue: 1-11.
28. Rebhun, Uzi. (1992).
"Where Shall the Immigrants be Settled - Clash of Theories". Environmental
Planning: The Israeli Association for Environmental Planning Quarterly
46-47: 59-69 (In Hebrew).
29. Rebhun, Uzi. (1990).
"Changes in the Geographical Distribution of the Israeli Population in 1972-1983".
Horizons: Studies in Geography 30: 21-46 (in Hebrew).
Other
Professional Articles and Publications
30. Rebhun, Uzi. (1996).
Descriptive Statistics: Organizing and Describing Data. Jerusalem
: The Israel Ministry of Education and Culture; and the School of Education,
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 96 pp. (In Hebrew).
31. Rebhun, Uzi. (1995).
“Beyond Mixed Marriage". Midstream: A Monthly Jewish Review 41 (9):
10-11. Also published in Kivunim: The Journal of Zionism and Judaism
7: 43-49 (1994, In Hebrew).
1. Rebhun, Uzi. (2001). “The Geographic Dimension of Jewish Identification”. Review on: Goldstein, S. and Goldstein, A. Jews on the Move: Implications for Jewish Identity. SUNY Press, Albany, NY, 1996. Gesher: Journal of Jewish Affairs 142: 124-126 (In Hebrew).
2. Rebhun, Uzi. (2000). Review
on: Sicron, M. and Leshem, E. “Profile of an Immigration Wave: The Absorption
Process of Immigrants from the Former Soviet Union, 1990-1995”. The Magnes
Press, Jerusalem, 1998. Megamot:
Behavioural Sciences Quarterly 40(2): 326-332 (In Hebrew).
3. Rebhun, Uzi. (1993).
Review on: Dashefsky, A.; DeAmicis, J.; Lazerwitz, B.; and Tabory, E. “Americans
Abroad: A Comparative Study of Emigrants from the United States”. Plenum Press,
New York and London, 1992. Studies in Contemporary Jewry, 9: 311-313.
4. Rebhun, Uzi. (1992).
"The Ethnic Dimension in the Israeli Society - Continuity and Change". Review
on: Schmelz, U.O.; DellaPergola, S.; and Avner, U. Ethnic Differences Among
Israeli Jews: A New Look. Jewish Population Studies, Vol. 22, 1991. Yahadut
Zemanenu: A Research Annual 8: 391-397 (In Hebrew).
1. Rebhun, Uzi. “Jewish
Identity in America: Structural Analyses of Attitudes and Behaviors”. Submitted
to Identities: Global Studies in Culture and Power (July 2002).
2. Rebhun, Uzi and Raveh,
Adi. “The Spatial Distribution of Quality of Life and Interstate Migration,
1965-70 and 1985-90: Application of Different but Complementary Multivariate
Methods (‘Co-Plot’ and Multiple Regression)”. Submitted to Journal of Population
Economics (March 2002).
3. Rebhun, Uzi and Waxman,
Chaim I. “Israel in the Early 21st Century: Challenging Internal
and Global Developments”. Submitted to Modern Jewish Studies (March
2002).
4. Rebhun, Uzi. “Social
Integration, Political Orientation and Attachment to Homeland: The Jewish
Diaspora in America”. The Politics of Exile: The Role of Diasporas in Nation
State Building. Vienna: Austrian Institute of International Affairs (March,
2002).
1. Rebhun, Uzi
. (2002). “Social Integration, Political Orientation and Attachment to Homeland:
The Jewish Diaspora in America”. Paper presented at the workshop The Politics
of Exile: The Role of Diasporas in Nation State Building. Austrian Institute
for International Affairs, Vienna (March).
2. Rebhun, Uzi
. (2002). “Reconstructing Identity: The Jewish Diaspora in Late 20th
Century America”. Paper presented at the conference 2000 Years of Diasporas
. MIGRINTER, University of Poitiers, France (February).
3. Rebhun, Uzi
. (2001). “The Changing Roles of Human Capital, State Context of Residence
and Ethnic Bonds in Interstate Migration: American Jews, 1965-70 and 1985-90”.
Paper presented at the 13th World Congress of Jewish Studies
, Jerusalem (August).
4. Rebhun, Uzi and Raveh, Adi.
(2001). “The Spatial Distribution of Quality of Life in the U.S. and Interstate
Migration, 1965-70 and 1985-90: Application of the ‘Co-Plot’ Method”. Paper
presented at the 8th International Conference of the Facet Theory
Association ‘Facet Theory: Integrating Theory Construction with Data Analysis’,
Prague (July).
5. DellaPergola, Sergio and
Rebhun, Uzi. (2000). “Projecting A Rare Population: World Jews 2000-2080”.
Paper presented at the Population Association of America (PAA) Annual Meeting,
Washington, D.C. (March).
6. Rebhun, Uzi. (1999).
“Gans's Symbolic Ethnicity and Religiosity Theory Supported: Tracing Changes
in Jewish Identification 1970-90”. Paper presented at the 34th World Congress
of the International Institute of Sociology, Tel-Aviv (July).
7. Rebhun, Uzi and Raveh,
Adi. (1998). “The Regionalization of Quality of Life in the United States
and Population Redistribution, 1970-90: Application of the ‘Co-Plot’ Method”.
Poster presented at the Population Association of America (PAA) Annual
Meeting, Chicago (April).
8. Rebhun, Uzi. (1998).
“American Jews in Transition, 1970-1990: From the Public Sphere to the Private
Sphere of Religioethnic Identification”. Paper presented at the Western Jewish
Studies Association, Los Angeles (March).
9. Rebhun, Uzi. (1997). “The Declining
Role of Sociodemographic Factors in Determining Migration Behavior”. Poster
presented at the Population Association of America (PAA) Annual Meeting
, Washington, D.C. (March).
10. Rebhun, Uzi. (1997).
Trends in Jewish Identification in the United States. Paper presented at the
12th World Congress of Jewish Studies, Jerusalem (July).
11. Rebhun, Uzi. (1995).
“Changing Patterns of Internal Migration 1970-90: A Comparative Analysis of
Jews and Whites in the United States”. Paper presented at the Population
Association of America (PAA) Annual Meeting. San Francisco (March).
12. Rebhun, Uzi. (1993). “Similarities and Dissimilarities in National and Community Surveys: The Case of American Jews”. Paper presented at the 11th World Congress of Jewish Studies, Jerusalem (June).