4 vols. Highly regarded for its coverage of religion and ethics, and history of Judaism as a religion.

"Examines Judaism through both a classic and a contemporary lens, and in so doing does not shy away from controversy or opinion [...] Controversy aside, under the direction of the distinguished editors, this work is a compilation of highly academic, densely researched essays written by renowned scholars and theologians; it is designed for a similar audience" (from the Choice review by K. Proffitt).

Online version of the 4 volume original.

2nd ed. Online version of the 22 volume original. Signed entries, with bibliographies, on almost all aspects of Jewish Studies. Bibliographies not annotated. "This award-winning second edition, an update to the 1972 Encyclopaedia Judaica, has already attained a secure place in the reference pantheon [...] While the first edition, published in Jerusalem, was criticized by a few scholars for an "Israel-centric" scholarly bias, the second edition was overseen by a joint editorial board composed of both Israeli and Diaspora scholars, who tried to provide more balanced coverage" (from the Choice review by D. Altschiller). However, the Academic Guide to Jewish History at the University of Toronto notes that the first 1972 edition contains more illustrations and may contain information not present in the updated edition.

This three-volume work is a cornerstone resource on the evolution and dynamics of the Jewish Diaspora as it played out around the world—from its beginnings to the present. * Over 400 entries and essays in three volumes, arranged by theme, country, and region * Over 120 contributors, including the world's foremost Diaspora scholars, under the direction of an exceptionally distinguished editorial board * Maps developed in consultation with Sir Martin Gilbert, a leading expert in Jewish studies cartography * Both historic and contemporary images, depicting the people and places of the Diaspora around the world * A thorough bibliography pointing the way to the finest print and online resources for further reading

A bibliography and bibliographic essay from the Oxford Bibliographies Online collection "Atlantic History". Includes a section on primary sources.

14 vols. with 8 vol. supplement (1975).

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Request through Inter-Library Loan.

With a chapter on Jewish communities of the Diaspora.

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Coverage back to 1759.

Coverage back to the colonial period.

With a Supplement.

2 vols. Covers 1640-1900. Request through I-Share.

Request through I-Share.

Covers 1750 to 1848. Reprint of the 1938 edition originally commissioned by the Nazi government. Request through I-Share.

Coverage back to the Medieval period. See also its supplement, Anglo-Jewish bibliography 1971-1990 (request through I-Share).

Supplemented by Magna bibliotheca anglo-judaica; a bibliographical guide to Anglo-Jewish history and then Nova bibliotheca anglo-judaica; a bibliographical guide to Anglo-Jewish history, 1937-1960 (both of which must be requested through I-Share).

Supplemented by Supplemento 1954-1963 (request through ILL), Bibliotheca italo-ebraica : bibliografia per la storia degli ebrei in Italia, 1964-1973, Biblioteca italo-ebraica : bibliografia per la storia degli Ebrei in Italia, 1974-1985 (request through ILL), and Biblioteca italo-ebraica : bibliografia per la storia degli ebrei in Italia, 1986-1995 (request through ILL), and Biblioteca italo-ebraica : bibliografia per la storia degli Ebrei in Italia, 1996-2005 (request through ILL).

Continued by Spanish and Portuguese Jewry : a classified bibliography.

"To say, albeit with complete accuracy, that this volume will greatly facilitate the study of both liturgy and of Jewry in the United States is to understate its contribution as well as its delight, for what is found within will also serve to broaden popular understanding of liturgy [...] a listing of all the liturgical materials published in the United States" (from the AJS Review review by Debra Reed Blank).

2 volumes. A bibliography of works relating to American Jewish culture compiled by Judaica Americana.

A bibliography and guide that lists and describes the major works of academic research about Latin American Jews.

An English language bibliography and research guide covering the history and culture of Latin American Jews.

Coverage back to the colonial period.

Annotated bibliography of mostly secondary sources. Covers communities of the Jewish Diaspora by region and country.

7 vols. Biographical dictionary of Brazilian Jews.

"Entries in this Dictionary, though normally brief, include a reference to the sources of the author's information; where it seemed doubtful to him that an individual was Jewish, a statement to this effect is included" (from the Mississippi Valley Historical Review review). See also the Hispanic American Historical Review review (p.585).

"A cooperative opus of 48 authors, each dealing with the subject of their specialization [...] As we progress from as far back as the era of Ur to our times, we encounter each chapter in a consistent pattern: text, map, chronology, illustration. The book, while heavy in content, is easy on the reader" (from the International Social Sciences Review review by Vera Laska).

"Serious students of Jewish history will find very little new information here, though the general reader may profit from the elementary comments in the text, and students interested in the historical migrations of the Jewish people may find the maps useful" (from the Choice review by S. D. Benin). See also the review from Journal of Semitic Studies.

"This comprehensive and well-organized work pays considerable attention to Jewish settlements and trends in Europe in the 18th and 19th centuries and follows the waves of Jewish emigration and settlement to Palestine and to the US in the early part of the 20th century" (from the Choice review by T. Koppel).

"Although this volume is first and foremost an atlas, the text is more than a mere commentary. It is a clear, comprehensive and attractively presented account of who the Jews are, how they have come to be what they are, and where they are today, so that with the 59 maps and a wealth of illustrations, 183 in colour and 255 in black and white, this survey of the history and culture of the Jewish people is an excellent introduction" (from the Geographical Journal review by Norman Pye).

A timeline that traces Jewish history in America from the arrival of the first Jewish immigrant to the colonies, and continues until the late 1970s.

"Tracing the world-wide migrations of the Jews from ancient Mesopotamia to modern Israel, this updated edition spans over 4,000 years of history in 140 maps" (from the Shofar review).