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The State of Jewish Political Studies: Where we are, What we have Achieved, and what we have Negelected — After 30 Years

The State of Jewish Political Studies: Where we are, What we have Achieved, and what we have Negelected — After 30 Years

April 30, 2000 | Daniel J. Elazar
Thirty years after its beginning as a systematic field, Jewish political studies has succeeded in drawing attention to its subject matter and in bringing a small but highly competent group of scholars to consider that subject matter. We have established courses in over 25 institutions of higher learning, we have produced a quality list of publications: books, monographs, and articles, and a journal for the field.
The Constitutional Documents of New Zealand Jewry

The Constitutional Documents of New Zealand Jewry

April 30, 2000 | Stephen Levine
Very far removed from the rest of world Jewry, the New Zealand Jewish community is, nevertheless, one that interacts with world Jewry as best it can and whose organizational structures will be instantly recognizable to anyone active in Jewish affairs. Insights into New Zealand Jewry, its purposes and values, can be gained by examining the ways in which the community has defined itself through formal constitutional documents. As elsewhere, so too in New Zealand, those Jews taking part in communal activities have equipped themselves with constitutional reference points by which to guide their activities.
Jewish War Claims in the Netherlands: A Case Study

Jewish War Claims in the Netherlands: A Case Study

April 30, 2000 | Dr. Manfred Gerstenfeld
There is probably a greater discrepancy between the benign image and the harsh reality of Dutch wartime and postwar behavior than for any other country. An analysis of the Holocaust as sets issue and its background in The Netherlands can be relevant in a much larger European context in view of its multiple finan cial, political, historical, cultural, psychological, social, educational, and moral implications.
The Politics of American Jews: Cohesion, Division, and Representation at the Institutional Level

The Politics of American Jews: Cohesion, Division, and Representation at the Institutional Level

April 30, 2000 | Lawrence Sternberg, Laurence Kotler-Berkowitz
A Jewish “March of Dimes”? Organization Theory and the Future of Jewish Community Relations Councils

A Jewish “March of Dimes”? Organization Theory and the Future of Jewish Community Relations Councils

April 30, 2000 | Mordecai Lee
The Jewish Experience as an Influence on Hans J. Morgenthau’s Realism

The Jewish Experience as an Influence on Hans J. Morgenthau’s Realism

April 30, 2000 | Dr. Ben Mollov
The Jewish Experience as an Influence on Hans J. Morganthau’s Realism

The Jewish Experience as an Influence on Hans J. Morganthau’s Realism

April 4, 2000
The Jews of Japan

The Jews of Japan

March 1, 2000 | Stephen Levine, Daniel Ari Kapner
Jewish War Claims in The Netherlands: A Case Study

Jewish War Claims in The Netherlands: A Case Study

March 1, 2000 | Dr. Manfred Gerstenfeld
The Jews of Japan

The Jews of Japan

March 1, 2000 | Daniel Ari Kapner, Stephen Levine
Investigating Much, Paying Little: The Dutch Government and the Holocaust Asset Inquiries

Investigating Much, Paying Little: The Dutch Government and the Holocaust Asset Inquiries

February 15, 2000 | Dr. Manfred Gerstenfeld
The Mission of the Schools of Jewish Communal Service in the United States

The Mission of the Schools of Jewish Communal Service in the United States

January 2, 2000 | Rela Mintz Geffen
The Intellectual World of Daniel Elazar

The Intellectual World of Daniel Elazar

December 15, 1999 | Dr. Manfred Gerstenfeld
A New Agenda for the Jewish People

A New Agenda for the Jewish People

November 1, 1999 | Daniel J. Elazar, Dr. Manfred Gerstenfeld
Transnational Religion, Religious Schools, and the Dilemna of Public Funding for Jewish Education: The Case of Ontario

Transnational Religion, Religious Schools, and the Dilemna of Public Funding for Jewish Education: The Case of Ontario

October 30, 1999 | Stuart Schoenfeld