La comunidad hebrea de Cuba - la memoria y la historia, Instituto Abraham Harman de Judaismo Contemporaneo, Universidad Hebrea de Jerusalem, 1996

"Sephardic Jews in Argentina" (Hebrew) Bitfuzoth Hagola, 85/86, Jerusalem 1978m oo, 124-142.

"The History of the Spanish Speaking Community of Buenos Aires (1930-1945)" (Hebrew), in: Issachar Ben Ami (ed.), The Sephardi and Oriental Jewish Heritage, Magnes Press, Jerusalem 1982, pp. 161-170

"El cementerio y la unidad comunitaria en la historia de los sefaradim de Buenos Aires" Michael, Tel Aviv University, Vol. VIII, 1983, pp. 24-43.

"Los sefardies, pioneros de la inmigracion judia a Cuba" Rumbos, no. 14, Jerusalem 1985, pp. 107-122.
Hebrew version in: Abraham Haim (ed.) Society and Community, Misgav Yerushalayim, Jerusalem 1991, pp. 113-132

"Los Sefardies en la Argentina: particularismo etnico frente a tendencias de unificacion", Rumbos no. 17-18, Jerusalem 1986, pp. 143-160

"The Jewish Community of Cuba between Continuity and Extinction", Jewish Political Studies Review, Vol. 3, Nos. 1  & 2, Spring 1991, pp. 114-140

"From Havana to Miami, The Cuban Jewish Community", Judaica Latinoamericana III, Jerusalem 1997, pp. 207-210

"L'integration des Sefardim en Amerique Latine: le cas des comunautes de Buenos Aires et de la Havane", Memoires juives d'Espagne et du Portugal, Esther Benbassa (ed.) PUBLISUD, Paris 1996, pp. 207-219

"Constitutional Documents of Jewish Sephardic Organizations in Latin America", Jewish Political Studies Review, 8 (3-4), Fall 1996, pp. 127-148.

"De Turquia a Latinoamerica. Inmigracion de judios sefardies a Argentina e Cuba", Sefardica, 11, Septiembre de 1996, pp. 113-125

"The Place of Sephardim in Latin American Jewish Communities - the Cases of Havana and Buenos Aires" (Hebrew) Pe'amim, 76, Summer 1998, pp. 30-51

Syllabi

Margalit Bejarano / La inmigracion del Imperio Otomano y el desarrollo de las comunidades sefardies en America Latina (1890-1950)  Course  taught in the Universidad de Buenos Aires (Catedra Martin Buber / 1988)

Margalit Bejarano / Sephardi/Mizrahi Jews in Latin America  Graduate course at the Hebrew University