Jewry between tradition and secularism Europe and Israel compared (Brill, 2006)
Includes bibliographical references (p. [301]-312) and indexes
Preface - Judaism and the culture of memory - Thomas Gergely -- - Introduction - European Jewry and Klal Yisrael - Eliezer Ben-Rafael, Thomas Gergely, and Yosef Gorny -- - Is the French model in decline? - Pierre Birnbaum -- - Case of Belgium - Jean-Philippe Schreiber -- - Identity of Dutch Jews - Ludo Abicht -- - Russian-Jewish immigration to Germany - Julius H. Schoeps, Willi Jasper, and Olaf Glöckner -- - Religiosity, praxis, and tradition in contemporary Hungarian Jewry - András Kovács -- - Being Jewish in Romania after the second world war - Carol Iangu -- - Jewish identity, memory, and anti-Semitism - Maurice Konopnicki -- - Siamese twins: religion and secularism in Jewish national thought - Yosef Gorny -- - Israeli identity and mission in Buber's thought - Shalom Ratzabi -- - Sovereignty, voluntarism, and Jewish identity: Nathan Rotenstreich - Avi Bareli -- - On religious-secular tensions - Avi Sagi -- - Religious-secular cleavage in contemprary Israel - Yochanan Peres -- - On European Jewish Orthodoxy, Sephardic tradition, and the Shas movement - Zvi Zohar -- - Ultra-Orthodox, Orthodox, and secular women in college - Lior Ben-Chaim Rafael -- - Challenge of secularism to Jewish survival in Abba Hillel Silver's thinking - Ofer Shiff -- - Identities of Jewish American women - Suzanne Vromen -- - Jews and secularization: a challenge or a prospect? - Guy Haarscher -- - Submission and subversion before the law - Rivon Krygier -- - Tradition of diaspora and political reality of the state of Israel - David Meyer -- - Diaspora museum and Israeli-Jewish identity - Dina Porat -- - Jewish transnational community and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem - Uri Cohen -- - Contemporary dilemmas of identity: Israel and the diaspora - Eliezer Ben-Rafael -- - Was the Shoah the "sanctification of God"? - Thomas Gergely