Published
Articles:
1. Pioneers or Lost
Souls? – The Issue of Suicide in the Second and the Third Aliya, Yahadut
Zmanenu [Contemporary Jewry] (13), (1999), pp. 209-241. [in
Hebrew].
2. The Composition of the Second Aliya Immigrants. Israel: History,
Society, Culture, No. 2, (2002), pp. 33-55. [In Hebrew].
3. Aliya to Early Twentieth Century Palestine as an Immigrant Experience,
Jewish Social Studies, Vol. 9.2, (2002), pp. 28-64.
4. Roslan – Was it the First Swallow that heralded the beginning of
the Third Aliya? Cathedra - for the History of Eretz Israel
and its Yishuv, April (2003) (107), pp. 63-80. [in Hebrew]
5. Bureaucracy, Agents and Swindlers: Hardships Faced by Russian Jewish
Emigrants in the Early Twentieth Century. Studies in Contemporary
Jewry, Vol. 19, (2003), pp. 214-231.
6. The Artisans' Labor Battalion: The Story of a Failed Ethos. Iyunim
Bitkumat Israel, (13) (2003). pp. 255-275 [in Hebrew].
7. The Jewish Emigration from Palestine in the Early Twentieth Century,
Journal of Modern Jewish Studies. Vol. 2 (2003). Pp.
112-131.
8. Feminine Pioneers who were not Laborers: Female Immigration to Palestine
at the Beginning of the 20th Century. Cathedra - for the History
of Eretz Israel and its Yishuv. (2006), pp. 67-88 [in Hebrew].
9. People to Land and not Land to People: The Jewish Territorialism
Organization (ITO), and the Jewish Emigration at the Beginning of the
20th Century. Iyunim Bitkumat Israel, Vol 14, (2004).
pp. 537-564. [in Hebrew].
10. Where has the Ha-Shomer's Member Michael Av-Ner Shpal Gone?
Iyunim Bitkumat Israel, 14 (2004), pp. 625-642. [in Hebrew].
11. Looking for a Homeland: The Movement of the League for a Free Country
(Freiland Ligue), the Yishuv, and the State of Israel, 1934-1956 Iyunim
Bitkumat Israel, 15 (2005), pp. 413-434. [in Hebrew].
12. Exiles in Their Own Homeland: The Case of the Jews of Tel-Aviv-Yaffo
who were Expelled to the Lower Galilee, 1917-1918, Cathedra
- for the History of Eretz Israel and its Yishuv, pp. 135-160.
[in Hebrew].
13. And I remained Alone in a Vast Land: Women in the Great Jewish Migration
from Eastern Europe Europe. Jewish Social Studies, Vol
12, no 3 (Spring/Summer 2006), pp. 39-72
14. Galveston and Palestine: Immigration and Ideology in the Early Twentieth
Century, American Jewish Archives, Vol LVI 2004, pp.
129-150.
15. Demographers
in the Service of the Nation: Liebman Hersch, Jacob Lestschinsky,
and the Start of Jewish Migration Research, Jewish History,
vol 20, Number 3-4 (2006), pp. 265-282.
16. Patterns of Jewish Migration from the Russian Empire in the Early
20th Century. Jews in Russian and Eastern Europe Countries,
Winter 2 (57) 2006, pp. 24-51.
17. Women’s Trade in the Jewish Society in the Early Twentieth Century
and in Mendele Mokher Sefarim's Emek Habakha (Vale of Tears): A Literary-Historical
Analysis, Criticism and Interpretation, Vol 40 (2008),
pp. 59-37.
18. Out of the shtetl. In the
Footsteps of Eastern European Jewish emigrants to America, 1900-1914,
Leidschrift, Jaargang 21 Number 1 (2007), pp. 92-122.
19. Aliya to America? A Comparative
Look at Jewish Mass Migration, 1882-1914, Modern Judaism,
Volume 28, Number 2 (2008), pp. 109-133.
20. Journey to New Palestine: the Zionist Expedition to East Africa
and the aftermath of the Uganda Debate, Jewish Culture and History,
Vol 10, No. 1 (Summer 2008) pp. 23-58.
21. The Servants
of the Settlement or Vulgar Tyrants? A Hundred Years of the Hashomer
Association: A Historical Perspective, Cathedra
- for the History of
Eretz Israel and its Yishuv, April (2009) (133), pp. 77-104.
[in Hebrew]
Reviews:
1. Meir Shalav – Hashomer1
2. Meir Shalev – Hashomer2
3. Tom Segev – Hashomer3
22. 'The
Overlooked Migration' - The Attitude of Israeli Historiography to
the Large Jewish Migration from Eastern Europe, Zion,
Vol LXXIV (2009), pp. 267-286. [in Hebrew]
23.
Information, Decision, and Migration: Jewish Emigration from Eastern
Europe in the Early Twentieth Century, Immigrants and Minorities
Vol 29, No 1, March 2011, pp. 33-63.
24.
'The Link between the Existence of a People and National Awareness',
in Studies on Jewish People, Identity and Nationality,
(Editors) Naftali Rothenberg and Eliezer Schweid, Jerusalem 2008, pp.56-69.
Review:
Joseph Barnea:
http://www.2all.co.il/web/Sites/ani-israeli/PAGE28.asp
25. Deserted
Women in Palestine at the End of the Ottoman Period and the Beginning
of the Mandate Period, Israel: History, Society, Culture,
Vol 15 (2009), pp. 93-116 [in Hebrew]
26.'Women
in the Yishuv: Demographic Aspects', One Law for Men and
Women: Women, Rights and Law during the British Mandate, Ed.
Eyal Katvan, Margalit Shilo and Ruth Halperin-Kaddari, Tel Aviv 2011,
pp. 87-114 [in Hebrew]
27. Zionism without
Zion? The Territorial Ideology and the Zionist Movement, 1882-1956,
Jewish Social Studies, [Forthcoming in fall 2011]
Entries
in Encyclopedia or Dictionary
1.
The Jewish Migration to Overseas Countries. Bartal. I., (Ed.), Jewish
Culture in a Secular Age (5,000 words). (Hebrew)
2. Economic Changes in the Jews’ Lives in Recent Two Hundred Years.
Bartal. I., (Ed.), Jewish Culture in a Secular Age (5,000 words). (Hebrew)
3. Aliyah, Enzyklop?die j?discher Geschichte und Kultur (Ed.) Dan Diner
(5,000 words)
Book
Reviews
Margalit Shilo, The Gender
Challenge: Women in the First Aliyot, Zion Vol 73, (2008), pp. 515-520
Boaz Neumann, Land and Desire in
Early Zionism, Cathedra, 137 (2010), pp. 179-184
Other Publictions
1. Immigrants, Et-Mol, Vol. 29, No. 4 (174), March
2004. pp. 6-8.
