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Data Collection Problems and the Identification of Jewish Ethnic Community Patterns: A Reply

Author(s)

Newman, David

Publication Name

Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers

Publication Date

1987

Abstract

Waterman and Kosmin's critique fails to raise any substantially new issues as regards the identification of the spatial and residential patterns of the Anglo-Jewish community. The target population in question must be based on a 'community needs' criteria rather than demographic mass. In addition to ethnic institutions, the use of family names and the identification of 'mezuzot' (religious amulets) provide corroborative methods.

Topics

Demography   Geography   Residential Patterns   Methodology

Genre

Scholarly Journal Article / Issue

Geographic Coverage

United Kingdom

Original Language

English

Volume/Issue

21(1)

Page Number / Article Number

113-115

Related

Residential Change in a Middle-Class Suburban Ethnic Population: A Comment (Response)

Link

Data Collection Problems and the Identification of Jewish Ethnic Community Patterns: A Reply

Bibliographic Information

Newman, David Data Collection Problems and the Identification of Jewish Ethnic Community Patterns: A Reply. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers. 1987: 113-115.  https://archive.jpr.org.uk/object-uk336
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