Svenja Gertheiss received her master’s degree from Ludwig-Maximilians- University, Munich and her PhD from TU Darmstadt. She is currently a fellow at the Peace Research Institute Frankfurt. Her research interests comprise Israel/Palestine as well as diaspora and migration studies.

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• 1.Introduction 2. Diasporas in Transnational Relations 3. Theorizing Diasporic Activism in Homeland Conflicts 4. Transnationalizing cleavages: Jewish organizations in the United States and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict 5. Struggling with the American Way(s): Arab American organizations and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict 6. Adaptation, Intra-Community Competition and the Diversification of Diasporic Activism 7. Conclusion: Ambiguity from Abroad

Svenja Gertheiss received her master’s degree from Ludwig-Maximilians- University, Munich and her PhD from TU Darmstadt. She is currently a fellow at the Peace Research Institute Frankfurt. Her research interests comprise Israel/Palestine as well as diaspora and migration studies.

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• 1.Introduction 2. Diasporas in Transnational Relations 3. Theorizing Diasporic Activism in Homeland Conflicts 4. Transnationalizing cleavages: Jewish organizations in the United States and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict 5. Struggling with the American Way(s): Arab American organizations and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict 6. Adaptation, Intra-Community Competition and the Diversification of Diasporic Activism 7. Conclusion: Ambiguity from Abroad

Svenja Gertheiss received her master’s degree from Ludwig-Maximilians- University, Munich and her PhD from TU Darmstadt. She is currently a fellow at the Peace Research Institute Frankfurt. Her research interests comprise Israel/Palestine as well as diaspora and migration studies.

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• 1.Introduction 2. Diasporas in Transnational Relations 3. Theorizing Diasporic Activism in Homeland Conflicts 4. Transnationalizing cleavages: Jewish organizations in the United States and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict 5. Struggling with the American Way(s): Arab American organizations and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict 6. Adaptation, Intra-Community Competition and the Diversification of Diasporic Activism 7. Conclusion: Ambiguity from Abroad