Home          
   About CCIS
  Personnel
   Staff     
 Visiting Research
 Fellows
Programs
   Fellowships
   Research Seminars
   Conferences
   Research Projects
 Mexican Field
 Research Program
   Summer Institute
   Joint M.A. Program
 Undergraduate
 Minor
   Donors Program
Media Information
   News Media Contact
   CCIS in the News
   CCIS on UCSD TV
Publications
 Monographs and
 Anthologies
   Working Papers
Resources
   Research Associates
 UCSD Research
 Associates
   Institutional  Affiliates
 Migration
 Information Source
 Immigrant Service
 Opportunities
 Immigration
 Courses at UCSD
 
 Contact CCIS
 Directions
 UCSD
 

Asians and Jews in Latin America
Challenges of Immigration and Integration

A one-day conference sponsored by:

The American Jewish Committee,
The Asia and Pacific Rim Institute of the American Jewish Committee,
The UCSD Center for Comparative Immigration Studies,
and The UCSD Center for Iberian and Latin American Studies

May 25, 2000
Deutz Conference Room
Institute of the Americas
University of California, San Diego

Agenda

Information about papers and presenters:
Sandra McGee Deutsch
Evelyn Hu-Dehart
Jeffrey Lesser
Kyeyoung Park
Takeyuki Tsuda

Agenda

8:30 - 9:00: Coffee service

9:00 - 9:05: Neil Sandberg, Opening Remarks

9:05 - 12:00: Ethnic Identity and Mobility: The Japanese, Korean, and Jewish Experience in Latin America

Jeffrey Lesser (Historian, Connecticut College): "The Challenge of Ethnicity in Brazil"

Takeyuki Tsuda (Anthropologist, University of Chicago): The Benefits of Being Minority: The Ethnic Status of the Japanese-Brazilians in Brazil

Kyeyoung Park (Anthropologist, UCLA): "The 'Foxes' Outfoxed Contentions Between Koreans and Jews in South American Textile Industry"

Discussants: Christine Hunnefeldt (Historian, UCSD) and James Holston (Anthropologist, UCSD)

Chair: Wayne Cornelius (Political Scientist, UCSD; Director, Center for Comparative Immigration Studies)

12:00 - 2:00: Lunch

Susan Golding, Mayor of San Diego

Barry Sanders, Chair, The Asia and Pacific Rim Institute of the American Jewish Committee

2:00 - 4:30: Political Extremism and Social Adjustment: Chinese, Other Asians, and Jews

Sandra McGee Deutsch (Historian University of Texas-El Paso): "The Extreme Right in the ABC Countries and its Impact on Jews: A Historical Perspective"

Evelyn Hu-Dehart (Historian, University of Colorado Boulder; Chair of Department of Ethnic Studies; Director of the Center for Studies of Ethnicity and Race in America): "Chinese Shopkeepers in Northern Mexico: From Petite Bourgeoisie to Pariah Capitalists—What Can We Learn That Is applicable to Chinese, other Asians and Jews in Latin America?"

Discussants: Carlos Waisman (Sociologist, UCSD; Chair of Department of Sociology) and Roshni Rustomji-Kerns (Historian and linguist, Sonoma State University; visiting scholar Center for Latin American Studies, Bolivar House, Stanford University)

Chair: Peter H. Smith (Political Scientist, UCSD; Director, Center for Iberian and Latin American Studies)

6:00 - 8:30: Dinner (participants only)

 



Copyright © 2005, The Regents of the University of California