Jewish Identities in a Changing World
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Eliezer Ben-Rafael
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Yosef Gorny
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Judit Bokser Liwerant
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This series brings together contributions addressing the question of the unity versus conflict, closeness versus alienation, and convergence versus divergence entrenched in the infinite variety of collective identities illustrated by Jews in this era. The titles included investigate—each volume under its own angle—the principles, narratives, visions and commands which constitute in different places the essentials of Jewishness. As a rule, they ask whether or not one is still allowed to speak, at the beginning of this new century, of one—single and singular—Jewish People. Hence, this series is a podium for researchers of Judaism and the Jewish condition all over the world—from Israel to the United States, and from there to Argentina and Brazil as well as Russia, Ukraine or France, England and Germany. These investigations should yield an understanding of how far Judaism is still one while Jewishness is multifarious. The perspectives offered may draw from sociology and the social sciences as well as from history and the humanities in general. This series aspires to constitute a meeting point for them all. It will be of interest not only to scholars in Jewish Studies but also to anyone interested in the theory and practice of major phenomena of our time like transnational diasporas, the globalization of ethnicity, and present-day relations of religiosity and laicity which, in one way or another, are akin to the preoccupations of researchers in the field of Jewish identities.
The series published an average of four volumes per year over the last 5 years.
The series published an average of four volumes per year over the last 5 years.
Modernity, Community, Society, and the State
Volume 36
978-90-04-71241-6
The Dispute over Israel's Holiest Jewish Site, 1967–2000
Volume 33
978-90-04-43133-1
Socio-Political Conflict Over Wage-Gaps in Israel, 1954-1956
Volume 30
978-90-04-35785-3
History and Memory, Identity and Art from Vienna to the Bezalel National Museum, Jerusalem
Volume 29
978-90-04-35388-6
The Sage, the Warrior and the Entrepreneur
Volume 27
978-90-04-31934-9
Government and Civil Society Responses between Universalism and Particularism
Volume 25
978-90-04-30089-7
Social Identity and Values in a Comparative Approach
Volume 24
978-90-04-27820-2
Resistance, Identity, and Religious Change in Israel
Volume 20
978-90-04-23531-1
The Scholars’ Enclave in Unrest
Volume 19
978-90-04-23576-2
Jewish Experiences in Unifying Europe
Volume 17
Editor(s):
Julius H. Schoeps and Olaf Glöckner
978-90-04-20160-6
Antisemitism and Counter-Cosmopolitanism in the European Union
Volume 14
Editor(s):
Lars Rensmann and Julius H. Schoeps
978-90-04-19047-4
Essays on Ethnicity, Identity, and Diaspora
Volume 12
978-90-47-44148-9
A Study in Survival
Volume 9
978-90-47-42212-9
Latin America in the Jewish World
Volume 8
978-90-47-42805-3
Federal Concepts in Zionist Political Thought, 1920-1990, and the Jewish People
Volume 7
978-90-47-41161-1
American Reform Jewish Universalism and the Holocaust
Volume 4
978-90-47-40642-6
The Civilizational Dimension
Volume 3
978-90-47-40486-6
Shmuel N. Eisenstadt Z"l (Jerusalem), Michel Wieviorka (Paris), Suzanne Last-Stone (New York), Raanan Rein (Tel-Aviv), Sergio DellaPergola (Jerusalem), Shmuel Trigano (Paris), and Julius Schoeps (Potsdam)