From Assimilation To Group Survival: A Political & Sociological Study Of An Australian Jewish Community by Medding, P Y

Hart Publishing Company, Inc. , 1969. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. HARDCOVER; chip on lower edge of rear dustjacket w/ several small tears along edges of dj; o/w book in very good condition. .

Hart Publishing Company, January 1969. Hardcover. Good/Fair. Previous bookstore put his sticker on lower edge of jacket than put the jacket in a mylar sleeve

New York, NY: Hart Publishing Company, 1969. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. American First. Edge wear to boards and dust jacket including a few tears and small chips; otherwise a solid, clean copy with no marking or underlining; collectible condition..

F. W. Cheshire, Melbourne, 1968. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good Condition/Very Good. Illustrator: Vane Lindsay. XXII, 309 pages, includes 22 tables, bibliography, list of abbreviations, appendix, index. Illustrated dust jacket. "From Assimilation to Group Survival is a work primarily concerned with the study of Jews in Australia, accomplished by focusing mainly upon its largest and most vibrant Jewish community, Melbourne Jewry,. It looks and both the organised community as such, and individuals comprising it. In doing so, the author analyse this subject against the dual backgrounds of Australian society, and the history, religion and culture of the Jewish people. -- because so large a proportion of Australian Jews are migrants, the book concentrates on their integration into Australian society and their adaptation to it, thus adding significantly to the body of knowledge about the general processes of migrant acculturation and assimilation." -- front fold over blurb the… Read More

Melbourne: Cheshire. 1968. 8vo., pp 309 incl Index, or. cl. bds., edges rubbed, v.g in sl. torn, v.g d.j.

Melbourne, F.W. Cheshire, 1968.. First Edition; 8vo; pp. xxii, 309; 22 tables, bibliography, appendix, index, dustjacket, minor chipping, signed by author on front free endpaper, very good copy.

Melbourne, F.W. Cheshire, 1968.. First Edition; 8vo; pp. xxii, 309; 22 tables, bibliography, appendix, index, dustjacket, minor chipping, edges of boards worn, price clipped, good copy.

F. W. Cheshire, Melbourne, 1968. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good Condition/Good. Illustrator: Vane Lindsay -- Dustjacket. 600 g; XXII, 309 pages, includes 22 tables, bibliography, list of abbreviations, appendix, index. Illustrated dust jacket. Minor rubbing and slight chipping at the fold over tips, and a slight darkening of the top edge of the text block, ownership inscription on front end page. Otherwise in very good order. .. "From Assimilation to Group Survival is a work primarily concerned with the study of Jews in Australia, accomplished by focusing mainly upon its largest and most vibrant Jewish community, Melbourne Jewry,. It looks and both the organised community as such, and individuals comprising it. In doing so, the author analyse this subject against the dual backgrounds of Australian society, and the history, religion and culture of the Jewish people. -- because so large a proportion of Australian Jews are migrants, the book concentrates on their integration into… Read More

F. W. Cheshire, Melbourne, 1968. First Edition. Hardcover. Good/Good. Illustrator: Vane Lindsay. 600 g; XXII, 309 pages, includes 22 tables, bibliography, list of abbreviations, appendix, index. Illustrated dust jacket. Minor rubbing at the fold over tips, chipping at the top of the spine section, some loss of colour to the back strip section of the jacket where the auctioneer had put a lot number, and Balberyszski's Bookshop Sticker on the lower corner of the front paste down and a slight darkening of the top edge of the text block. Otherwise in very good order. "From Assimilation to Group Survival is a work primarily concerned with the study of Jews in Australia, accomplished by focusing mainly upon its largest and most vibrant Jewish community, Melbourne Jewry,. It looks and both the organised community as such, and individuals comprising it. In doing so, the author analyse this subject against the dual backgrounds of Australian society, and the history, religion and culture of… Read More

F. W. Cheshire, Melbourne, 1968. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good Condition/Very Good. Illustrator: Vane Lindsay -- Dustjacket. 600 g; XXII, 309 pages, includes 22 tables, bibliography, list of abbreviations, appendix, index. Illustrated dust jacket. Minor rubbing at the fold over tips, rubbing at the top of the spine section, slight age toning of the page edges, with a trace of foxing to the top edge, and previous owner's details with an acquisition date of March 1968 on the front paste down. Otherwise in very good order. "From Assimilation to Group Survival is a work primarily concerned with the study of Jews in Australia, accomplished by focusing mainly upon its largest and most vibrant Jewish community, Melbourne Jewry,. It looks and both the organised community as such, and individuals comprising it. In doing so, the author analyse this subject against the dual backgrounds of Australian society, and the history, religion and culture of the Jewish people. -- because so… Read More