Teaching Jewish Civilization: A Global Approach to Higher Education Book

	Introduction	1
1	The "Science of Judaism" and Its Transformation	11
2	Integration of Jewish Studies in the Humanities	16
3	Remembering the Answers: Jewish Studies in the Contemporary University	28
4	In Comparative Contexts	40
	The United States	40
	Canada	46
	Latin America	49
	Great Britain	52
	France	59
	Spain	62
	Poland	65
	Russia	67
	South Africa	70
	Australia	72
5	Jewish Studies in European Universities: Actual and Potential	77
6	Contemporary Hebrew Literature on the American Campus	86
7	Tanakh: A Shared Field	96
8	Teaching Jewish History on the American Campus	104
9	Jewish Philosophy in the Academy	112
10	ICUTJC: Design and Realization	121
11	Contemporary Jewish Civilization	127
12	Hebrew Language and Literature	132
13	Jewish Political Studies	135
14	Jewish History and Culture: Sephardic and Oriental Studies	139
15	Modern Hebrew Literature in English Translation	142
16	Jewish Civilization in Christian Academic Settings	148
17	Western Societies and the Holy Land	152
18	Jewish Philosophy	155
19	Reviving Jewish Studies in Eastern Europe	160
20	Jewish Art	164
21	BINAH: Studies in Jewish History and Jewish Thought (with The Open University of Israel)	171
22	Interuniversity Fellowship Program (with the Overseas Program of the Council for Higher Education)	174
23	A Jewish Civilization Curriculum (with The Jewish Theological Seminary of America)	177
24	The American Jewish Experience Curriculum (with Hebrew Union College - Jewish Institute of Religion)	181
25	Jewish Studies Program at the Universidad Iberoamericana	184
26	World Register of University Studies in Jewish Civilization (with the Bibliographical Center of the Avraham Harman Institute of Contemporary Jewry)	187
27	Teaching Jewish Law in Law Schools (in association with an International Collegium)	190
28	Reflections on the Role of Israeli Institutions in Jewish Civilization Studies	197
29	Academic Enrichment in Israel	204
	David Klatzker (United States)	204
	Reinier Munk (Holland)	206
	Ilia Rodov (Russia)	207
	Naomi B. Sokoloff (United States)	209
	Joseph Tedghi (France)	210
30	World Leadership	215
	Ephraim Katzir	215
	Philip M. Klutznick	217
	Yitzhak Navon	219
	Chaim Herzog	221
31	Regional Leadership	223
	Philip I. and Muriel M. Berman (United States)	223
	Jaime Constantiner (Mexico)	225
	Israel Finestein (Great Britain)	227
	Ralph I. Goldman (United States)	229
	Nicole Goldmann (France)	231
	Mendel Kaplan (South Africa)	232
	Jerome S. Katzin (United States)	233
	Herbert Neuman (United States)	235
	Richard J. Scheuer (United States)	237
32	Facing the Future	241
33	World Register	253
34	Organizational Chart	367
	Contributors	371