Jewish Population and Identity: Concept and Reality

Part I. Jewish Family and Intermarriage.- Chapter 1. Britain and Australia, a World Apart, Together: An International Contextualisation of Jewish Intermarriage Using Census Data.- Chapter 2. Why Intermarried Couples Avoid Jewish Neighborhoods: The Case of Chica.- Part II. Jewish Identity: A View from the United States.- Chapter 3. The Structure of Jewish Identification in the United States: 2001 Revisited.- Chapter 4. The Jewish Secularization Thesis and the Revival of Jewish Secularism in America.- Chapter 5. The Demography of Secular Judaism.- Part III. Jewish Identity: A view from Israel.- Chapter 6. The Shifting Religious Identities of Israeli Jews.- Chapter 7. Patterns and Structure of Social Identification: Uruguayan Jewish Migrants to Israel and Other Countries, 1948-2010.- Chapter 8. The Jewish State and State Judaism: An Economic Perspective.- Part IV. Migration and Demographic Change: Latin America.- Chapter 9. Socio-demographic Profile of the Jewish Population of the City of Buenos Aires According to the 1895 National Census: New Findings.- Chapter 10. "Marginal Immigrants": Jewish-Argentine Immigration to the State of Israel, 1948-1967.- Part V. Migration and Demographic Change: Eastern Europe.- Chapter 11. Immigration of Polish Jews to Israel in the 1930s.- Chapter 12. The Post-Soviet Jewish Demographic Dynamics: An Analysis of Recent Data.- Part VI. Historical Demography.- Chapter 13. Sources of the 18th Century General Jewish Censuses of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and Their Applicability to Historical Demography Research.- Chapter 14. The First General Jewish Census in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and Socio-economic Characteristics of the Karaite and Rabbanite Communities (1764-65).