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AJS Review

The Journal of the Association for Jewish Studies

Published biannually, AJS Review is a peer-reviewed journal publishing scholarly articles and book reviews covering the field of Jewish Studies.

Subscription is a benefit of AJS membership. Libraries and research centers may contact Indiana University Press for information on institutional subscriptions.

Online  Edition

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Editors

  • Gregg E. Gardner, University of British Columbia
  • Jonathan Marc Gribetz, Princeton University

Editorial Board

  • Eliyana Adler, Binghamton University
  • Maya Barzilai, University of Michigan
  • Yonatan Brafman, Tufts University
  • Nina Caputo, University of Florida
  • Flora Cassen, Washington University of St. Louis
  • Julie Cooper, Tel Aviv University
  • Ayala Fader, Fordham University
  • Rachel Z. Feldman, Dartmouth College
  • Shirli Gilbert, University College London
  • Alyssa Gray, Hebrew Union College–Jewish Institute of Religion
  • Jonathan Kaplan, The University of Texas at Austin
  • David Koffman, York University
  • Rina Lapidus, Bar-Ilan University
  • James Loeffler, Johns Hopkins University
  • Aaron Rock-Singer, University of Michigan
  • Alan Verskin, University of Toronto
  • David A. Wacks, University of Oregon

Book Review Editors

  • Naomi Brenner, The Ohio State University
  • Arnold Franklin, Queens College/CUNY
  • Yael Wilfand, Bar-Ilan University

Managing Editor

Aviva Arad


Manuscripts submission

From biblical and rabbinic textual and historical studies to modern history, social sciences, the arts, and literature, the journal welcomes articles of interest to both academic and lay audiences around the world. Please note that for space considerations, we cannot consider special issues or special sections at this time.

To submit your article through AJS Review's online submission system, click here:

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For any questions please contact the managing editor at review@associationforjewishstudies.org.

Instructions for Contributors


Submitting Books for Review

A substantial portion of each volume is devoted to reviews of the latest scholarship in Jewish Studies.

If you have an academic book you would like to be considered for review in the journal, please contact the appropriate book review editor. Please do not mail copies of books without first coordinating with an editor.

Bible/Rabbinics

Dr. Yael Wilfand
Bar-Ilan University
yael.wilfand@gmail.com

Medieval/Early Modern

Professor Arnold Franklin
Queens College/CUNY
Arnold.Franklin@qc.cuny.edu

Modern

Professor Naomi Brenner
The Ohio State University
brenner.108@osu.edu


Publisher Contacts

Indiana University Press Journals
1320 E 10th Street
Bloomington IN 47405
Email: journals@iu.edu
Website

Member Online Access

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AJS Review (ISSN 03640094) is published twice annually for the Association for Jewish Studies by Indiana University Press.

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To get back issues and full sets, visit: Dan Wyman, Books

Online versions of volumes I through XXV are available through J-Stor