Digital Religion Page 1 Page 2 Digital Religion “Digital Religion is a watershed publication
that documents and defines the field, one that will quickly establish itself as an essential …

Over the past 20 years, the leaders of Israel's ultra-Orthodox (haredi) community carried out
an intensive campaign against the diffusion of mobile phones in their enclave society. It …

This study explores the Jewish ultra-Orthodox “kosher cellphone,” a device that can be used
only for voice calls. It asks why the leadership of this highly textual community didn't stop at …

Theoretically grounded in agenda setting, a theory focused on the transfer of influence from
communication media to a public, this paper examines the media activity of Chabad, an …

This chapter charts the response of Jewish groups to encounters with digital networks. It
outlines the development of Jewish communities online, surveying their characteristics and …

In their article on 'Building the Sacred Community Online', Oren Golan and Nurit Stadler
zoom in on the latest attempts of Chabad, the extrovert Jewish Hasidic group, to harness the …

This study examined the prevalence and multi-layered impact of childhood sexual abuse of
adult male victims within the Orthodox Jewish community. Specifically, the study examined …

Abstract The religious Linguistic Landscape of the town of Safed in the Upper Galilee in
Israel was studied to determine the features, properties, and boundaries signifying the …

In the early 2000s, the Russian branch of Lubavitch Hasidism embodied in the Federation of
Jewish communities of Russia became a self-proclaimed speaker for Russian Jewry. The …

Attitudes towards language and language education policy (LEP) interact with groups'
identities, internal dynamics and intergroup relations. Combining quantitative and qualitative …