Resilience and identity: a study of Jewish Lebanese citizens’ experiences and perspectives

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Notes

1 Levy and Schachter, “Jewish Literature/World Literature.”

2 Ebileeni, “(Tres)passings.”

3 Shmuel et al., “Property Investment and the Making of the Ambivalent Elective Polish Diaspora in Israel.”

4 Diab and Jouhari, Conflict, Crisis, and Migration; Rinehart, “Lebanon's Jewish Community.”

5 en-Yehuda, “The Retribution of Identity.”

6 Campos, Bashkin, and Sternfeld, “MENA Jewry after ‘the Middle Eastern Turn’.”

7 Irrmann, “Communication Dissonance and Pragmatic Failures in Strategic Processes.”

8 Brenick and Killen, “Moral Judgments about Jewish–Arab Intergroup Exclusion.”

9 Bayeh, The Literature of the Lebanese Diaspora.

10 Ibid.

11 Sosis and Penn Handwerker, “Psalms and Coping with Uncertainty”.

12 Imahori and Cupach, “Identity Management Theory.”

13 Fielding, “A Multilingual Identity Approach.”

14 Hunt, Franz, and Nigbur, “Dual Identity, Conflict, and Education.”