Demography
New Subjects in the Field
Despite the Gloomy Headlines, American Jewry has Grown in Size
The Pew 2020 survey in the context of demographic studies, and US Jewry in the global Jewish context
Climate Change, Israel and the Jewish People
Jewish Demography Index
Israelis Abroad
French Election: Fillon May Have Lost in France, but He Won in Israel
Love and Identity: A Personal Story of a JPPI Senior Partner
Shifting Trends in the West and their Impact on Israel and the Jewish People
The Population of Israel
New JPPI Report: Jewish Community Undergoes Radial Change
Drop in French Jews’ immigration to Israel ends record-setting boom
JPPI Launches Its Pluralism Index in Israel
A Statecraft-Security Israeli-Jewish View
Israel Today: Society, Identity, and Political Affinities
Global Jewish Population Almost as Big as Before the Holocaust
Implications of the Pew Report
The Challenge of Peoplehood: Strengthening the Attachment of Young American Jews to Israel in the Time of the Distancing Discourse
‘Jews Not by Religion’
The Cultural Dimension of Jewish European Identity
Who are the “Jews by Religion” in the Pew Report?
Russian-Speaking Jews in North America
Patrilineal Descent in American Reform Judaism
Jewish Demographic Policies
The Circumcision Crisis
Prioritized Strategies for the Jewish People: 2012
Learning Jewishness, Jewish Education and Jewish Identity
St. Louis Federation Hosts Powerhouse Delegation from Jewish Think Tank in Jerusalem
World Jewish Population
Dr. Leonard Saxe – Polling Data on U.S. Jewry
Rethinking Peoplehood and Israel-Diaspora Relations
Alberto Milkewitz – The Status of Brazilian Jewry
Background: European Jewry in 2030
2030: Alternative Futures for the Jewish People
The Triangular Relationship of Jerusalem, Washington, and the American Jewish community
Jerusalem
Jewish Demography: Facts, Outlook, Challenges
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Head of the Pluralism and Democracy in Israel Project and the Structured World Dialogue Process
Bio
Shmuel Rosner is a Tel Aviv based columnist, editor and think tank fellow.
He is a fellow at The Jewish People Policy Institute (JPPI);
He is the non-fiction Editor for Israel’s largest Publishing House, Kinneret-Zmora-Bitan-Dvir;
He is Senior Political Editor for the Jewish Journal, and he writes the popular blog Rosner’s Domain;
He writes a weekly column for The International Herald Tribune \ New York Times and for Israel’s Maariv Daily.
Rosner was previously a columnist for The Jerusalem Post, and was Chief U.S. Correspondent, Head of the News Division and Head of the Features Division for the Israeli daily Haaretz. He wrote for many magazines, including Slate, Foreign Policy, Commentary, The New Republic, The Jewish Review of Books, and others.
Rosner’s book “Shtetl Bagel Baseball, on the Wonderful Dreadful State of American Jews” was published in Israel by Keter (Hebrew, 2011) and became a bestseller.