Rebecca T. Alpert

• Jews and Sports

Debra Caplan

• The World of Yiddish Theater

Julia Philips Cohen

• Remembering 1492: Sephardi Jews and the Spanish Past

Judah Cohen

• Jewish Life in St. Thomas:  Putting The Marriage of Opposites in Context

Hasia Diner

• Wandering Jews: Peddlers, Migrations, and the Discovery of New Worlds

Glenn Dynner

• Jews and Booze: The Iconic Jewish Tavernkeeper in Eastern Europe
• The Rise of Hasidism: Ideological and Economic Underpinnings

David Engel

• The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising in Changing Retrospect
• A Jewish Collaborator Confesses: The Strange Life and Afterlife of Calek Perechodnik
• The Holocaust and Modernity Reconsidered
• Jewish-Ukrainian Relations in the Twentieth Century
• Why Be Jewish? Historical Perspectives on Twentieth Century Answers

Samuel Heilman

• Jewish Studies in China

Thomas Pegelow Kaplan

• Struggling for Survival: German Jews, Germans of Jewish Ancestry and the Contestation of ‘Racial’ Descent in the Hitler State

Lisa Moses Leff

• France and the Jews: History of a Love/Hate Relationship
• The Rise of Jewish Internationalism in the Modern World
• Who Owns French Jewish History? The Strange Story of Zosa Szajkowski, Archive Salvager, Historian and Thief

Emily J. Levine

• Capital, Culture, and the City: Hamburg as the “Other” Weimar Republic
• Aby Warburg, Erwin Panofsky, and Iconology as a Jewish Way of Seeing?
• From Bauhaus to Black Mountain: German Jews and the Birth of the American Avant-Garde
• A Short History of European Anti-Semitism

James Loeffler

• Beyond Babi Yar: The Holocaust in Soviet Music
• A Long Tradition?: How Jewish Lawyers Remade International Law and Reinvented Jewishness
• The 1960 Swastika Epidemic: Lessons from the First Legal Fight against Global Antisemitism

Howard Lupovitch

• The City: a Laboratory of Modern Jewish Identity
• Neolog: Hungarian Jewry’s Silent Moderate Majority
• Herzl and Nordau: Zionism’s Hungarian Roots

Michael A. Meyer

• Jewish Life in Nazi Germany
• The Legacy of German Jewry

David N. Myers

• The Past and Future of Jewish Studies
• Sovereign Self, Sovereign State: Two Forms of Sovereignty in Modern Jewish History

Jonathan Ray

• Holy Lands: Sacred Places in Jewish History
• Religion, Race, or Nation? Re-Defining Jews in the Modern World

Marsha Rozenblit

• How Jewish were Sigmund Freud, Franz Kafka, and Theodor Herzl?
• The Dilemmas of Assimilation: Jewish Identity in the the Habsburg Monarchy in the Nineteenth Century
• The Jews of Sigmund Freud’s Vienna
• The Jews of Vienna between Assimilation and Jewish Identity
• The Jews of Vienna, Prague, and Budapest
• Were the Jews Germans? The Dilemmas of Jews in Central Europe in the Nineteenth Century

Robert M. Seltzer

• All of Jewish History in One Hour and a Little More

Jeffrey Shandler

• Behold the Vanished World: Visions of Prewar East European Jewish Life after the Holocaust

Joshua Shanes

• Galitsyaners: (Re)discovering Jewish Galicia
• Hasidism: Origins to Mass Movement

David Shneer

• When Yiddish Came to North Korea: Yiddish Music Between Fascism and Communism
• Singing Between Two Worlds: Lin Jaldati and Yiddish Music in Divided Berlin
• Through Soviet Jewish Eyes: Photography, War, and the Holocaust

Jeffrey Shoulson

• Prayer for the Government: Jews and Citizenship

Anna Shternshis

• Singing and Laughing Against Fascism: Lost and Found Soviet Yiddish Music of World War II (can also be done as a lecture-concert, together with Psoy Korolenko)
• When Sonia Met Boris: Jewish Life in the Soviet Union under Stalin (can also be done as a lecture-concert, together with Psoy Korolenko)
• Why Are Russian Jews the Way They Are?
• Evacuation and Escape of Soviet Jews during World War II

Magda Teter

• Jewish-Catholic Relations: Continuity and Change in the Vatican II Declaration “Nostra Aetate”
• Jews in Eastern Europe: Looking beyond the Shtetl
• Jewish-Catholic Dialogue in Post-War Poland
• Jews and the Catholic Church
• Jews in European Christian Imagination
• Understanding Modernity through Premodern Jewish History

Jeffrey Veidlinger

• Pogroms, Peace, War, Revolution and Holocaust
• Listening and Remembering: Experiences in Oral History
• Acting Jewish: Yiddish Theater in Stalin’s Russia
• Some Kind of Victory: Jewish Life in the Postwar Soviet Union
• The Shoah in the Shtetl: Holocaust Memories from Ukraine