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Jewish Polity and American Civil Society - Communal Agencies and Religious Movements in the American Public Square

English · Paperback / Softback

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Jewish Polity and American Civil Society is a study of the civic and political engagements of American Jews as mediated by their communal and denominational institutions. The book explores how the various branches of the organized Jewish community seek to influence public affairs.


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Chapter 1 Introduction: The Jewish Political Tradition and the English-Speaking World Part 2 Communal Agencies Chapter 3 "Defenders": National Jewish Community Relations Agencies Chapter 4 Local Community Relations Councils and Their National Body Chapter 5 History of Israel Advocacy Chapter 6 The Jewish Social Welfare Lobby in the United States Part 7 Religious Movements Chapter 8 The Conservative Movement and the Public Square Chapter 9 Reform Judaism, Minority Rights, and the Separation of Church and State Chapter 10 Mainstream Orthodoxy and the American Public Square Chapter 11 Haredim and the Public Square: The Nature of the Social Contract Chapter 12 Reconstructionism and the Public Square: A Multicultural Approach to Judaism in America Chapter 13 Jewish Renewal Chapter 14 Afterword

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Edited by Alan Mittleman; Jonathan D. Sarna and Robert Licht - Contributions by Allan Arkush; Joel M. Carp; Daniel J. Elazar; Gordon M. Freeman; Lawrence Grossman; Samuel C. Heilman; Michael C. Kotzin; Martin J. Raffel; Lance J. Sussman; David A. Teutsch

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