Jewish social studies : history, culture, and society

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1. Bibliographic index, by author, of articles published in 'Jewish Social Studies', new series, 1.1 - 10.1 (Fall 1994 - Fall 2003)

2. Tel Aviv after 100 : notes towards a new cultural history

3. Russian-Zionist cultural cooperation, 1916-18 : Leib Jaffe and the Russian intelligentsia

4. Moses Mordechai Büdinger's kleine Bibel (1823) and vernacular Jewish children's bibles

5. "Ritual murder" in the modern era : the Damascus affair of 1840

6. The social composition of the pest radical reform society (Genossenschaft für Reform im Judentum), 1848-1852

7. Jews, German culture, and the dilemma of national identity : the case of Moravia, 1848 - 1938

8. Jewish Identity in British Politics : the Case of the First Jewish MPs, 1858-87

9. THE VOICE OF THE DESERTED JEWISH WOMAN, 1867-1870

10. Assimilation and community reconsidered: the jewish community in Königsberg 1871-1914

11. Swastikas on Jacob-Schiffer-Straße : the peculiar history of Jewish street names in Frankfurt, 1872-1938

12. THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN THE FIRST ALIYAH, 1882-1903

13. "Zionism without Zion" : Territorialist Ideology and the Zionist Movement, 1882 - 1956

14. Petah Tikva, 1886: gender, anonymity, and the making of Zionist memory

15. A miracle in Minsk : secondary education and social mobility in the pale of settlement before 1887

16. The Nation revised : teaching the Jewish past in the Zionist present (1890 - 1913)

17. Packed in twelve cases : the Alliance Israélite Universelle and the 1893 Chicago World's Fair

18. Zionism, Emigration, and Antisemitism in Trieste : Central Europe's "Gateway to Zion", 1896 - 1943

19. Zionism and its Jewish "assimilationist" critics (1897 - 1948)

20. "How shall we sing of Zion in a strange land?": East European immigrants and the challenge of Zionism in Britain, 1897-1918

21. "Hands up! Don't shoot! We want summer camp!" : Orthodox Jewry in the age of COVID-19 and Black Lives Matter

22. Improving the Volk : Leon Kellner and the Jewish Toynbee Hall Movement (1900-39)

23. The Role of Civil and Military Commanders During the 1905 Pogroms in Odessa and Kiev

24. Khave and Her Sisters: Sholem-aleichem and the Lost Girls of 1905

25. The Vilner Trupe, 1916-30 : a transformation of "Shund Theater" - for the sake of national politics or high art?

26. Transforming philanthropy : finance and institutional evolution at the Jewish Federation of New York, 1917-86

27. Money, power, politics, and the great Salonika fire of 1917

28. Back to the future : American Jews visit the Soviet Union in the 1920s and 1930s

29. A fragile cradle : writing Jewishness, nationhood, and modernity in Cairo, 1920 - 1940

30. Rewriting the Diaspora : images of Eastern Europe in the Bialystok Landsmanshaft Press, 1921-45

31. The rabbinical seminary in Italian Rhodes, 1928-38 : an Italian Fascist project

32. Ordinary moments of demise : photographs of the Jewish home in late 1930s Germany

33. "Adieu à ma maison": Sephardi Adolescent Identities, 1932-36

34. Jews and Greeks remember their past : the political career of Tzevi Koretz (1933-1943)

35. Bruno Schulz's Galician diasporism : on the 1937 essay "E. M. Lilien" and Rokhl Korn's review of "Cinnamon Shops"

36. The Soul of Catastrophe : On the 1937 Film of S. An-sky's 'The Dybbuk'

37. The return of the displaced : ironies of the Jewish-Palestinian Nexus, 1939-49

38. The Soviet occupation of Poland, 1939-41, and the stereotype of the Anti-Polish and Pro-Soviet Jew

39. 'Commentary' and American Jewish culture in the 1940s and 1950s

40. At the crossroads between war and genocide : a reassessment of Jewish ideology in 1940

41. "Poland is not lost while we still live" : the making of Polish Iran, 1941-45

42. Documenting immigrant lives at an immigrant institution : Yivo's autobiography contest of 1942

43. Displaced in the national home : Jewish repatriation from Palestine to Europe, 1945-48

44. Jews and the racial state: legacies of the Holocaust in apartheid south Africa, 1945-60

45. Sovereignty and melancholia : Israeli poetry after 1948

46. The time that returns : speculative temporality in S. Yizhar's 1948

47. Historiography and Memory: Latrun, 1948

48. Historiography and memory : latrun, 1948

49. Beyond thematicism in the historiography of post-1948 political poetry

50. Jerusalem in 1948 : A Contemporary Perspective

51. Young Lions : Jewish American War Fiction of 1948

52. Unraveling the wars of 1948

53. S. Y. Agnon's Jerusalem : before and after 1948

54. Nation, village, cave : a spatial reading of 1948 in three novels of Anton Shammas, Emile Habiby, and Elias Khoury

55. Holocaust commemoration in Israel during the 1950s : the Holocaust cellar on Mount Zion

56. "Pioneering Discourse and the Shaping of an Israeli Citizen in the 1950s

57. The decline of the Israeli labor movement : Mapam as a test case, 1954-77

58. Eyeing Africa : the politics of Israeli ocular expertise and international aid, 1959 - 1973

59. Yad Vashem and the state of Holocaust education in Israeli schools in the 1960s

60. Bonding with the British : colonial nostalgia and the idealization of Mandatory Palestine in Israeli literature and culture after 1967

61. Has the 2016 election institutionalized systemic social exclusion and violence in America - and perhaps paved the way for authoritarianism and the possible "social death" of groups...

62. Political economy and public culture in a state of constant conflict : 50 years of Jewish statehood

63. "Mordecai Kaplan's 'Judaism as a civilization' at 70 : setting the stage for Reappreisal"

64. American Jewish Historians, colonial Jews and Blacks, and the limits of Wissenschaft : a critical review

65. Tel Aviv's Rothschild : when a boulevard becomes a monument

66. A preface to the study of Jewish nationalism

67. A portrait of transition : from the Bund to Bolshevism in the Russian Revolution

68. A radical advocacy : suffering Jews and animals in S. Y. Abramovitsh's "Di Kliatshe"

69. Jewish radicals of Morocco : case study for a new historiography

70. "Looking for a nice Jewish girl..." : personal ads and the creation of Jewish families in Germany before and after the Holocaust

71. "Hard to be a Jew" in mandatory Tel Aviv : relocating the Eastern European Jewish experience

72. Writing hunger in a modernist key in the Warsaw Ghetto : Leyb Goldin's "Chronicle of a single day"

73. A taytsh manifesto : Yiddish, translation, and the making of modern Jewish culture

74. A conversation about Salo Baron between Robert Liberles and Steven J. Zipperstein

75. "I was in a war, and in a war things like that happen" : on judgments and ethical investigations in Israeli law and literature

76. Journey to early-twentieth-century Palestine as a Jewish immigrant experience

77. Haim Sloves, the Jewish people, and a Jewish communist's allegiances

78. "... Will issue forth from Zion"? : the emergence of a Jewish national culture in Palestine and the dynamics of Yishuv-diaspora relations

79. Jewish converts in nineteenth-century Warsaw : a quantitative analysis

80. FROM SELF-DECLARED MESSIAH TO SCHOLAR OF MESSIANISM: THE RECENTLY PUBLISHED DIARIES PRESENT YOUNG GERHARD SCHOLEM IN A NEW LIGHT

81. Consider If This Is a Man : Primo Levi and the Figure of Ulysses

82. "Borough Park was a Red State" : Trump and the Haredi vote

83. A modern (Jewish) woman in a café : Leah Goldberg and the poetic space of the coffeehouse

84. A typological study of English Zionists

85. One historian, two histories : Jacob Katz and the formation of a national Israeli identity

86. Theodor Herzl's Diaries as a Bildungsroman

87. Hans Rogger as a second generation refugee historian

88. Can a Jew be a philosophe? : Isaac de Pinto, Voltaire, and Jewish participation in the European enlightenment

89. A success story and its limits : European Jewish social history in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries

90. Good maskilim and bad assimilationists, or toward a new historiography of the Haskalah in Poland

91. From self-declared Messiah to scholar of Messianism : the recently published diaries of young Gerhard Scholem in a new light

92. A preface to the study of modern Jewish political thought

93. On Being a Jewish critic

94. A poetics of haunting : from Yizhar's Hirbeh to Yehoshua's Ruins to Koren's Crypts

95. Leo Strauss: The Political Philosopher as a Young Zionist

96. A Jewish ideological Perspective on the study of Christian scripture

97. A Rabbi's impressions of the Oberammergau passion play : Joseph Krauskopf, antisemitism, and the limits of the transnational Jewish public sphere

98. The Kaifeng Jews : a Reconsideration of Acculturation and Assimilation in a Comparative Perspective

99. Muhammad Asad's conversion to Islam as a case study in Jewish self-orientalization

100. Women and gender, past and present : a Jewish studies story

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