Jewish Population and Identity

Chapter 1 Britain and Australia, a World Apart, Together: An International Contextualization of Jewish Intermarriage Using Census Data

Chapter 2 Why Intermarried Couples Avoid Jewish Neighborhoods: The Case of Chicago

Chapter 3 The Structure of Jewish Identification in the United States: 2001 Revisited

Chapter 4 The Jewish Secularization Thesis and the Revival of American Jewish Secularism: The Case of College Students in 2014

Chapter 5 The Persistence of American Secular Judaism: Jewish Millennials

Chapter 6 Patterns of Religious Switching among Israeli Jews: Trends, Causes and Implications

Chapter 7 Patterns and Structure of Social Identification: Uruguayan Jewish Migrants to Israel and Other Countries, 1948–2010

Chapter 8 The Jewish State and State Judaism: An Economic Perspective

Chapter 9 The Jewish Population of Buenos Aires according to the National Census of 1895: Confirmations, Disagreements and New Findings

Chapter 10 Argentina: Host Country or Homeland?

Chapter 11 The Emigration of Polish Jews in the 1930s

Chapter 13 Sources of the Eighteenth Century General Jewish Censuses of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and Their Applicability to Historical Demography Research

Chapter 14 The First General Jewish Census in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and Socio-economic Characteristics of the Karaite and Rabbanite Communities (1764–65)