Terms of Survival Book

	List of Figures and Tables
	Acknowledgements
	Notes on Contributors
	Introduction: The Post-War Jewish World	1
1	Changing Cores and Peripheries: Fifty Years in Socio-Demographic Perspective	13
2	The Demographic Impact of the Holocaust	44
3	Emigration and Aliyah: A Reassessment of Israeli and Jewish Policies	59
4	The New Jewish Politics in America	86
5	The Skills and Economic Status of American Jewry	115
6	Modernization, Ethnicity and the Post-War Jewish World	130
7	The Political Profile of American Jewry	147
8	American Jews and United States Foreign Policy (1945-90)	168
9	Soviet Jewry - A Community in Turmoil	195
10	Ethnicity and the Jewish Vote: The French Case	231
11	Jewish Political Attitudes and Voting Patterns in England 1945-87	249
12	Anti-Semitism in Europe After 1945	269
13	Religious Trends Among American and Israeli Jews	299
14	Change and Continuity in American Judaism: The Case of Nathan Glazer	320
15	Protestant Attitudes to Jews and Judaism During the Last Fifty Years	332
16	Catholic Perceptions of the Jewish People Since the Second World War	349
17	The Spanish-Speaking World and the Jews: The Last Half-Century	358
18	Breaking the Mould: The Maturing of Hebrew Literature	385
19	The Jewish Writer and the Problem of Evil	412
20	State and Real Estate: Territoriality and the Modern Jewish Imagination	428
	Index	449