os imigrantes palestinos na américa latina

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Abstract
QUANTIFICAR a imigração palestina e conhecer seu percurso na América Latina tem se conformando em um desafio de pesquisa. Neste artigo, problematizo tais dificuldades e trato de aspectos que revelam a experiência palestina em continuidade com outras levas de imigrantes de procedência árabe. Contudo, sugiro a existência de singularidades e novas possibilidades de pesquisa.
QUANTIFYING Palestinian immigration and appraising their course in Latin America are topics shaping themselves as a research challenge. In this article, I assess these difficulties and deal with aspects that reveal the Palestinian experience in vis-à-vis continuity with other effluxes of immigrants of Arabian ascent. However, I both suggest that singularities exist and proffer new research possibilities.
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Authors ;Denise Fagundes Jardim
Journal journal of theoretical and applied information technology
Year 2006
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10.1590/S0103-40142006000200013
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