Although researchers have long recognized the multidimensional nature of Jewish life (eg,
Hartman in Studies in Contemporary Jewry, Oxford University Press, New York, 2014; …

The Pew 2020 report focuses on the “net Jewish population,” consisting of Jews by religion
(JBR) and Jews of no religion (JNR) and largely ignores the third category,“persons of …

Because of the complex nature of Jewish identification and its reliance on a variety of
measurable concepts, studies of identification patterns and trends should rely on an …

The present study tests the validity of a data synthesis approach to population estimates of
religiously defined groups. This is particularly important in places like the United States …

In this chapter, we explore the nature of Jewish family life in Australia. Informed by
Bronfenbrenner's classic Ecological Systems Theory (1977), we examine settings in which …

Because of the complex nature of Jewish identification and its reliance on a variety of
measurable concepts, studies of identification patterns and trends better rely on an …

Communal statistics and media reports reflect that there has been a resurgence of
antisemitism. This paper explores whether this evidenced rise of antisemitism is effecting the …

What does it mean to be a Jewish girl today and how do Jewish adolescent girls navigate
their identity? The study that I undertook is exploratory and designed to understand how …

Boston has been described as a “city of millennials,” home to the largest concentration of 18
to 37-year-olds in the United States. The 2015 Greater Boston Jewish Community Study …

Millennials, now in their 20s and 30s, are moving through emerging adulthood, the life stage
centered on developing one's self, career, and adult responsibilities. Millennials in particular …