Judaic Studies Series

The oldest continuously published series at The University of Alabama Press, and one of the first such series in the country, the Judaic Studies series seeks first-rate work on the history and culture of Jews and their communities both in the Diaspora and in Israel.

An American Rabbi in Korea

Milton J. Rosen, translated and edited by Stanley R. Rosen

Trade Cloth (2004)

978-0-8173-1400-2

$34.95 ^s

E Book (2009)

978-0-8173-8226-1

$24.95 ^d

Quality Paper (2018)

978-0-8173-5922-5

$24.95 ^s

Anna's Shtetl

Lawrence A. Coben

E Book (2008)

978-0-8173-8131-8

$29.95 ^d

Quality Paper (2011)

978-0-8173-5673-6

$29.95 ^s

Argentina and the Jews

by Haim Avni

Quality Paper (2002)

978-0-8173-1180-3

$34.95 ^s

Between Home and Homeland

Brian Amkraut

Hardcover (2006)

978-0-8173-1513-9

$39.95 ^s

E Book (2009)

978-0-8173-8162-2

$29.95 ^d

Quality Paper (2018)

978-0-8173-5939-3

$29.95 ^s

Birmingham's Rabbi

Mark Cowett

Quality Paper (2003)

978-0-8173-5003-1

$34.95 ^s

E Book (2009)

978-0-8173-8271-1

$34.95 ^d

Bulgaria's Synagogue Poets

Edited by Leon J. Weinberger

Quality Paper (1983)

978-0-8173-5623-1

$29.95 ^s

E Book (2010)

978-0-8173-8329-9

$29.95 ^d

Business Of Jews In Louisiana, 1840–1875

by Elliott Ashkenazi

Quality Paper (2003)

978-0-8173-1275-6

$29.95 ^s

Dixie Diaspora

Edited by Mark K. Bauman

Hardcover (2006)

978-0-8173-1504-7

$69.95 ^s

Quality Paper (2006)

978-0-8173-5291-2

$39.95 ^s

Dreamer of the Ghetto

by Joseph H. Udelson

Quality Paper (2005)

978-0-8173-5171-7

$39.95 ^s

Early Synagogue Poets in the Balkans

Edited by Leon J. Weinberger

Quality Paper (1988)

978-0-87820-208-9

$39.95 ^s