1 Shmuel N. Eisenstadt List of Publications 1947 - 2009 The sign * indicates a book / monograph. 1947 1. (In Hebrew). “Remarks on the Sociological Structure of the ‘Yishuv’,” Adanim (January): 5-6: 9-13. 2. (In Hebrew). “The Student’s Role in the Yishuv,” Adanim 3-23. 1947/8 3. (In Hebrew). With Y. Garber. Immigrants’ Moshavim. A Sociological Inquiry. Jerusalem: mimeograph (unpublished manuscript). 4. (In Hebrew). “The Organizational and Individual Absorption of Immigrants,” Yalkut haMizrach haTikhon 1: 9-10, 1-4. 5. (In Hebrew). The Sociological Structure of the Oriental Community: An Introductory Analysis. Jerusalem: Henrietta Szold Foundation for Child and Youth Welfare, pamphlet 35. 1948 6. “The Old and the New Aliyot,” Israel Youth Horizon 1: 11-14, 16. 7. “Some Remarks on Demographic Factors in a Situation of Culture Contact,” Man (o.s) 48: 101-102. 1 2 8. “The Sociological Structure of the Jewish Community in Palestine,” Jewish Social Studies 10: 3-18. 1948/9 9. (In Hebrew). “Perceptions of Israel among Asians and Africans,” Beterem 19-20: 46-48. 1949 10. “The Perception of Time and Space in a Situation of Culture-Contact,” Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute 79: 63-68. 11. (In Hebrew). “The Sociological Structure of the Jewish Yishuv,” Molad 12: 339-344. 12. * “Sociology In Israel, 1948-53.” Second World Congress of Sociology, Vol. 1, l949. 1949/50 13. (In Hebrew). “Evaluation of the Adjustment of Immigrants,” Megamot 1: 335-346. 14. (In Hebrew). “Introductory Remarks on the Formation of New Elites in Asian Countries,” HaMizrah haHadash 1: 277-284. 15. (In Hebrew). “New Currents within the Workers’ Settlement Movement,” Shivat Zion 1: 254-268. 16. (In Hebrew). “Problems of Immigrant Absorption,” Yalkut haMizrch haTikhon 2(3-4): 33-39. 17. “The Relations Between Sociological Theory and Anthropological Research,” Man (o.s) 49 (1949): 121-124. 1950 18. Absorption of Immigrants in Israel (with Special Reference to Oriental Jews). 2 3 Research Seminar in Sociology. Jerusalem: The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. 19. “Some Remarks on the Problems of the Social Policy Towards the Oriental Communities,” Problems of Oriental Jewry, Jerusalem: Department of Oriental Jewry, Jewish Agency. 20. * Studies in Social Structure: Age Groups and Social Structure: A Comparison of Some Aspects of Socialization in the Cooperative and the Communal Settlements in Israel. The Research Seminar in Sociology. Jerusalem: The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. 21. “The Oriental Jews in Israel,” Jewish Social Studies 12: 199-222. 22. “Training the Civil Servant,” Scopus 4: 4-5. 1950/1951 23. (In Hebrew). “Fundamental Problems in the Absorption of Immigrants,” Yalkut haMizrach haTikhon 3 (1-2): 16-21. [a] Yiddish: 1951/2 (Yalkut haMizrach haTikhon, Special Issue), 22-29. 24. (In Hebrew). “Towards a Sociology of Youth in Modern Society,” Megamot 2: 52-72. 1951 25. “Delinquent Group Formation among Immigrant Youth,” British Journal of Delinquency 2: 34-45. 26. “Research on the Cultural and Social Adaptation of Immigrants,” International Social Science Bulletin 3: 258-262. 27. “The Place of Elites and Primary Groups in the Absorption of New Immigrants in Israel,” American Journal of Sociology 57: 222-231. 28. “The Social Development of Israel,” Middle Eastern Affairs 2: 161-166. 29. “Youth and Social Structure in Israel,” British Journal of Sociology 2: 105- 114. 3 4 1951/1952 30. (In Hebrew). The Absorption of Immigrants: A Sociological Analysis. Jerusalem: The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Jewish Agency for Israel, Department of Oriental Jews and Research Seminar in Sociology. 31. (In Hebrew). “The Social Significance of Education in the Absorption of Immigrants,” Megamot 3: 330-341. 1952 32. “Communication Processes among Immigrants in Israel,” Public Opinion Quarterly 16: 42-58. 33. “Institutionalization of Immigrant Behavior,” Human Relations 5: 373-395. 34. “The Process of Absorption of New Immigrants in Israel,” Human Relations 5: 223-245. 1952/1953 35. (In Hebrew). “Some Problems of Leadership among New Immigrants,” Megamot 4: 182-191. 36. (In Hebrew). “The Social Philosophy of Martin Buber,” Molad 11: 67-69. 37. (In Hebrew). “The Uprooting and the Absorption of Immigrants,” Megilot 14: 67-69. 1953 38. “Analysis of Patterns of Immigration and Absorption of Immigrants,” Population Studies 7: 167-180. 39. “Conditions of Communicative Receptivity,” Public Opinion Quarterly 17: 363-374. 40. “Israel’s Problems as a Welfare State,” Middle Eastern Affairs 4: 161-166. 41. “The Process of Absorption of Immigrants in Israel,” in Between Past and Future, ed. C. Frankenstein. Jerusalem: Henrietta Szold Foundation. 4 5 1954 42. *The Absorption of Immigrants. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul; Glencoe, Ill.: Free Press. 43. “African Age Groups,” Africa 24: 100-113. 44. “Le passage d’une societe de pionniers a un etat organise,” Revue francaise de science politique 4: 545-563. 45. “Plains Indian Age Groups: Some Comparative Notes,” Man (o.s.) 54: 6-8. 46. “Reference Groups Behavior and Social Integration,” American Sociological Review 19: 175-185. 47. “Social Mobility and Intergroup Leadership,” Transactions of the Second World Congress of Sociology, vol. II. London: International Sociological Association, pp. 218-230. 48. “Social Problems of Urban Organization and Planning in Underdeveloped Countries,” International Congress of Studies on the Problem of Underdeveloped Areas – Health, Sanitation and Town Planning Aspects: Theoretical Problems. Milan: Centro nazionale di prevenzione e difesa social, 73-87. 49. “Sociology in Israel: 1948-1953,” Transactions of the Second World Congress of Sociology, Vol. I. London: International Sociological Association, pp. 26-31. 50. “Studies in Reference Group Behavior,” Human Relations 7: 191-216. 51. “The Research Project on Leadership, Mobility and Communication,” Transactions of the Second World Congress of Sociology, vol. I. London: International Sociological Association, pp. 106-109. 1954/1955 52. (In Hebrew). “Sociological Foundations in Economics,” Riv’on leKalkala 2: 439-446. 53. (In Hebrew). “The Formation of Public Opinion,” Sepher haShana shel haItona’im, 169-174. 5 6 54. (In Hebrew). “The Place of the Army in Israeli State and Society,” Beit Hillel Publications 3: 3-31. 1955 55. “A Study: Remarks on the Sociological Aspect of the Problem of Productivization of Immigrants,” Information 5: 1-12. [a] Hebrew: 1954/55. Riv’on leKalakala 5-6: 172-177. [b] Yiddish. 1964. Folk un Zion 11-12: 32-34. 56. “Communication Systems and Social Structure,” Public Opinion Quarterly 19 (1955): 153-167. 57. With R. Bar Yosef, “Etat des travaux,” Revue francaise de science politique 5: 831-846. 58. * (In Hebrew). (ed.) Political Sociology: Selected Studies on the Problems of Society in the Modern State. Tel Aviv: Am Oved. Reprinted in 1963. 59. (In Hebrew). “Introduction,” in Political Sociology: Selected Studies on the Problems of Society in the Modern State, ed. S.N. Eisenstadt. Tel Aviv: Am Oved, pp. 7-36 60. (In Hebrew). “Sociological Aspects of the Development of Underdeveloped Countries,” in Political Sociology: Selected Studies on the Problems of Society in the Modern State, ed. S.N. Eisenstadt. Tel Aviv: Am Oved, pp. 326-346. 1955/1956 61. (In Hebrew). “Aliya and Emigration: Towards a Sociological Typology,” in Mezuda, vol. 7, ed. S. Rawidowicz. London and Waltham. Mass.: O.R.T Publications. 62. *From Generation to Generation. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, and Glencoe, Ill.: Free Press. Second edition 1969. Third edition, Transaction Publishers, Rutgers University, 2002. [a] German: 1966. Munich (In Hebrew). Juventa Verlag. 6 7 [b] Italian: 1971. Milan: Eta kompass. [c] Portuguese: 1976. Sao Paulo: Editora Perspectiva. 63. (In Hebrew). “Sociological Factors in the Integration of Immigrant Communities,” Riv’on leKalkala 3: 257-261. 1956 64. “Changes in Patterns of Stratification Attendant on Attainment of Political Independence,” Transactions of the Third World Congress of Sociology, vol. 3. London: International Sociological Association, pp. 32-41. 65. With J. Ben-David. “Inter-Generational Tensions in Israel,” UNESCO International Social Science Bulletin 8: 54-75. 66. “Israel: Traditional and Modern Social Values and Economic Development,” Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 305: 145-156. 67. “Patterns of Leadership and Social Homogeneity in Israel,” International Social Science Bulletin 8: 36-54. 68. “Political Struggle in Bureaucratic Societies,” World Politics 9: 15-36. 69. “Recent Trends of Development in Sociological Research in Israel,” Transactions of the Third World Congress of Sociology, vol. 6. London: International Sociological Association, pp. 106-112. 70. “Ritualized Personal Relations – Blood Brotherhood, Best Friends, Compadre, etc.: Some Comparative Hypotheses and Suggestions,” Man (s.) 55: 90-95. 71. “Sociological Aspects of the Economic Adaptation of Oriental Immigrants in Israel,” Economic Development and Cultural Change 4: 269-278. 72. “The Social Conditions of the Development of Voluntary Associations – A Case Study,” Scripta Hierosolymitana, vol. 3. Jerusalem: Magnes Press. 7 8 1957 73. “Approaches to the Problems of Political Development in Non-Western Societies,” World Politics 9: 446-457. 74. “Sociological Aspects of Political Development in Underdeveloped Countries,” Economic Development and Cultural Change. 5: 289-307. [a] German: excerpts 1970. In Moderne Kolonialgeschichte, ed. R. von Albertini. Cologne: Kiepenheuer & Witsch. 1957/1958 75. (In Hebrew).