Mission of enquiry to the Jews in China: present state of the Jews at Kae-Fung-Foo

Detached from 'Jewish Intelligence', volume 17, May, 1851. In volume lettered: Miscellaneous on China

Managing expectations, issues and challenges of technology transfer in a Malaysian-French joint venture company / Azman Amarashikin, Roslan Yusuff and Clarence Jews

This study entitles "Managing Expectations, Issues and Challenges of Technology Transfer of in a Malaysian-French Joint Venture Company" is a descriptive quantitative and qualitative study with the objectives of: (i)To identify the general strategy of technology transfer of in a Malaysian-French Company; (ii) To find out the expectations of the JV company's managers and operation personnel of the outcome of the joint-venture; (iii) To determine the issues and challenges of technology transfer faced by managers and operation personnel in the JV Company; (iv) To determine the relationship between expectation for success and issues and challenges of technology transfer faced by manager and operation personnel in the JV Company; and (v) To provide recommendations on how to improve technology transfer in the JV Company. The study was carried out at Sapangar Bay, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah involving all 40 staffs comprising of 16 French Expatriates (the experts, technology donors) and 24 Malaysian engineers/managers (technology recipients). Survey using self-constructed questionnaire and semi-structured interview were used to gather data. SPSS Version 16.0 was used to analyze data with descriptive and inferential statistics. Results showed that the 75% of respondents expected the technology transfer to fail and cultural differences and communication were the main issues/challenges faced by staffs in this JV. It was recommended that cultural conflict management through training and adoption of an organizational culture that recognize diversity should be in place, along with effective and efficient communication programs. Further studies were recommended to measure the JV performances and validity of the time frame (3 years) for successful joint venture to happen

Understanding antisemitism : an analysis-in-process by Jews for Racial & Economic Justice (JFREJ): a grassroots, membership-based organization in New York City

1 poster : illustrations (black & white and color). Starting in 2018 and into early 2021, more than 70 JFREJ members participated in a cultural organizing project to understand, struggle against, and imagine a world free from antisemitism. JFREJ members and artists Rachel Schragis and Rebecca Katz facilitated this process, which involved JFREJers of all ages and backgrounds, including members of our Mizrahi & Sephardi, Jews of Color, and Poor & Working Class Caucuses. A 40-page pamphlet on the subject by JFREJ was produced to accompany the poster. Library does not have the pamphlet. Offset printing. Flowchart. Gift of Angela DiVeglia.https://digitalcommons.risd.edu/specialcollections_artistsbooks/1525/thumbnail.jp

Hebrew prayers used by the Jews in China

Detached from 'Jewish Intelligence', volume 19, January, 1853. In volume lettered: Miscellaneous on China

Sēfer ʻaravit we-haggādāh ...

Mode of access: Internet

Light, Harold, interviewed on Washington Report of the Air (Box 99, Folder 52)

Digitized audiocassettes include recordings of Light's conversations with those in Congress, local and national news media, and others involved in the Soviet Jewry movement. There are also interview recordings with leading figures in the Bay Area Council for Soviet Jews and the Soviet Jewry movement, as well as with Anatoly Sharansky, Vladimir Slepak, and other Refuseniks.Digital recordingDigital finding aid