JEWISH QUARTERLY REVIEW

Ab hostibus captus et a latronibus captus: The Impact of the Roman Model of Citizenship on Rabbinic Law

Selfness and Kinship in Medieval Karaite Incest Laws

Hugo Hamid Marcus (1880–1966): The Muslim Convert as German Jew

The Seduction of Law: Rethinking Legal Studies in Jewish Studies

Between Worlds: The Miserable Life of an Itinerant Preacher on the Eve of Modernity

From Saadia to Yahuda: Reviving Arab Jewish Intellectual Models in a Time of Partitions

Revisiting the History of Modern Jewish Scholarship: A Bicentennial Perspective

The Integration of Arabo-Islamic Culture into the Emergent Hebrew Culture of Late Ottoman Palestine

Recent Dissertations in Jewish Studies

Moses Margoliouth: The Precarious Life of a Scholarly Convert

The Old French Glosses of an Anonymous Peshat Commentary on the Song of Songs

Orientalism between Empires: Abraham Shalom Yahuda at the Intersection of Sepharad, Zionism, and Imperialism

Of Stinging Nettles and Stones: The Use of Hagiography in Early Modern Kabbalah and Pietism

Provincial Rabbis: Shaping Rabbinic Divorce Procedure in a Roman Legal Environment

Martyrdom, Conversion, and Shared Cultural Repertoires in Late Medieval Europe

A Silent Revolution: The Talmudic Discussion about Tort Law

Abraham S. Yahuda (1877–1951) and the Politics of Modern Jewish Scholarship