1. Tradition and transformation in eighteenth-century Europe: Jewish integration in comparative perspective

   • Francesca Bregoli
   • Federica Francesconi

   EditorialNotes 17 August 2010 Pages: 235 - 246

2. Beyond the east-west divide: rethinking the narrative of the Jews’ political status in Europe, 1600–1750

   • David Sorkin

   ReviewPaper 05 August 2010 Pages: 247 - 256

3. Agreements between neighbours. The ‘ugody’ as a source on Jewish-Christian relations in early modern Poland

   • François Guesnet

   ReviewPaper 06 August 2010 Pages: 257 - 270

4. Acculturation and integration in eighteenth-century Metz

   • Jay R. Berkovitz

   ReviewPaper 11 August 2010 Pages: 271 - 294

5. Fallen women and fatherless children: Jewish domestic servants in eighteenth-century Altona

   • Elisheva Carlebach

   ReviewPaper 12 August 2010 Pages: 295 - 308

6. “Two Jews walk into a Coffeehouse”: the “Jewish question,” utility, and political participation in late eighteenth-century Livorno

   • Francesca Bregoli

   ReviewPaper 19 August 2010 Pages: 309 - 329

7. From ghetto to emancipation: the role of Moisè Formiggini

   • Federica Francesconi

   ReviewPaper 31 August 2010 Pages: 331 - 354

8. Eastern Jews vs. Western Jews: the Ahad Ha’am–Herzl dispute and its cultural and social implications

   • Yossi Goldstein

   OriginalPaper 17 September 2010 Pages: 355 - 377

9. Beate Meyer, Herman Simon, Chana Schütz (eds.): Jews in Nazi Berlin, from Kristallnacht to Liberation

   • Guy Miron

   Book Review 09 September 2010 Pages: 379 - 381

10. Abigail Gillman: Viennese Jewish Modernism: Freud, Hofmannsthal, Beer-Hofmann, and Schnitzler

    • Marsha L. Rozenblit

    Book Review 08 September 2010 Pages: 383 - 387

11. Jonathan Boyarin: The unconverted self: Jews, Indians, and the identity of Christian Europe

    • Jonathan Schorsch

    Book Review 17 September 2010 Pages: 389 - 395