2008-09 Jewish population survey : preliminary findings : Melbourne & Sydney : Gen08

by Andrew Markus

Other authorsNicky Jacobs (Analysis), Tanya Aronov (Analysis)
Paper Book, 2009

Status

Available

Call number

305.6

Collection

Publication

[Clayton, Vic.] : Australian Centre for Jewish Civilisation, Faculty of Arts, Monash University, c2009.

Description

"This report presents the preliminary findings for Melbourne and Sydney of the Gen08 Jewish population survey which was conducted from September 2008 to April 2009 in Australia and New Zealand ... it considers six thematic areas: sense of identity, sense of community, including connectedness and disconnectedness; perceptions and experiences of antisemitism; attitudes to Israel; education; and life satisfaction. It then considers the impact, necessarily briefly, of two cross-cutting variables: patterns of religious (and non-religious) identification with birthplace, with reference to three major immigrant groups, most of whose members arrived over the last three decades. It then considers issues related to the incidence of poverty. The third section looks at the key findings in the context of change over time, benchmarking findings against early survey work conducted in Melbourne, and compares the findings for Melbourne and Sydney with some major Jewish population centres in the Diaspora."--Introduction, p. 3.… (more)

Language

Physical description

45 p.; 30 cm

ISBN

0975075152 / 9780975075159

Local notes

Also known as Gen08. This was the first comprehensive national survey of Australia’s Jewish population that was undertaken. The survey was completed by over 6,200 participants in Australia and New Zealand – a record for surveys undertaken in the Diaspora.
Was updated by the Gen17 survey, launched in February 2017, which replicated the 2008 study, to measure the extent of change that has occurred within the Jewish population.
Available full text online: http://artsonline.monash.edu.au/gen08/files/2012/12/gen08-report1-preliminary-fi...
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