Seventy years of Israeli statehood offer an opportunity to assess what major continuities and
discontinuities, convergences and divergences, conflicts and reconciliations have emerged …

This paper contributes to current debates over the “Jewish continuity crisis” and its
paradigmatic status, by broadening the scope to include the Israeli context, shifting the focus …

Family has resurfaced in many ways as its contemporary face has changed, often
challenging the transmission of Jewry in traditional ways. Gender fluidity and equality had …

This chapter presents a broad overview of major changes in the Jewish family over the
nineteenth and twentieth centuries, as part of broader processes of demographic and …

For Jews, as for other Americans, the year July 2020–July 2021 was distinguished by the
continuing Covid-19 pandemic and a fiercely fought presidential election in which the …

This response to Berman, Rosenblatt, and Stahl's indictment of social science and its role in
promoting misogyny in the US Jewish community is being written in the midst of the 2020 …

The American Jewish “mitzvah” of continuity is a complex constellation of values, norms, and
contexts that sits at the core of the critique levied by Berman, Rosenblatt, and Stahl. We …

Let me begin by expressing my admiration for the passion and coherence with which
Berman, Rosenblatt, and Stahl present their argument, and how they have addressed many …

It is a great pleasure and an honor to respond to Prof. Harriet Hartman's Sklare Award
Address. As this afternoon's fascinating and thought-provoking talk so well illustrates, Prof …