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Publication Date: January 2003
Publisher: Jewish Agency for Israel. Department of Jewish-Zionist Education
Author(s): Minna F. Wolf; Ezra Kopelowitz
Research Area: Culture and religion
Keywords: American Jews; Informal Jewish education; Camp
Type: Report
Coverage: United States
Abstract:
This research report describes three strategies that directors of American Jewish summer camps adopt vis-Ã -vis the Israeli staff who work in their camps. Each strategy comes with a distinct set of practices with both practical and ideological implications. Practically speaking, each strategy involves basic issues such as where a person eats, sleeps, socializes and works. Ideologically speaking each strategy represents a distinct understanding of the relationship between Israeli and American Jews, as it comes to expression in the life of the summer camp.