Ross Brann

• An Intimate Rivalry: The Jews under Classical Islam
• Sefardi Exceptionalism
• Andalusi Moorings: Al-Andalus and Sefarad as Tropes of Muslim and Jewish Culture
• How the Encounter with Classical Islam Reshaped Judaism

Julia Philips Cohen

• Jews for Jihad? Jewish Citizens in an Islamic Empire
• The East as a Career: Jews and the Oriental Goods Trade
• Remembering 1492: Sephardi Jews and the Spanish Past

Jane Gerber

• How Golden was the Golden Age of Spain? Cordoba as Symbol and Reality
• The Historic Encounter of Muslims and Jews
• What is Distinctive about Sephardic Jews?
• How Jewish were the secret Jews of Spain and Portugal?
• The Untold Story of Sephardic Immigration to America
• The Return of the Jews to Iberia in Modern Times

Matt Goldish

• Converts and Conversos: How Sephardic History Can Help People Understand ‘Who Is a Jew’
• What Happened to the Sephardim after 1492?

Gershon D. Hundert

• Ashkenazic Views of Sephardi Jews in the 18th-19th Centuries

Ephraim Kanarfogel

• Matchmaking and Marital Choice in Medieval Europe: Between Ashkenaz and Sefarad

Laura Leibman

• Clothing and Manhood in the Sephardic Caribbean
• From Slave to Merchant Princess: Religion and Racial Shift

Lital Levy

• Bialik and the Sephardim: A Story of Love, Hate, and the Origins of Modern Hebrew Literature
• The Historical Jewish Press in the Arab East, 1860s to 1940s
• The Jewish Intellectuals You Never Heard Of: Modern Jewish Thought in the Arab World

Vivian Mann

• Myer Myers Colonial Silversmith: The Touro-Spanish Portuguese Lawsuit
• Traditionalism in Sephardi Art

Jonathan Ray

• Being Jewish in Medieval Spain: A Religious Minority during the Best and Worst of Times

Sarah Abrevaya Stein

• A Sephardic Journey Through the Twentieth Century
• Documenting Sephardic History
• Jews and Plumes:  Ostrich Feathers and Global Commerce

Francesca Trivellato

• The ‘Jewish’ Bill of Exchange: A Forgotten Chapter in European Debates about Jews and Capitalism
• The Familiarity of Strangers: The Sephardic Diaspora, Livorno, and Cross-Cultural Trade in the Early Modern Period
• Sephardic Families at War in the Eighteenth-Century Mediterranean