Titlebook: American Jewish Year Book 2014; The Annual Record of Arnold Dashefsky,Ira Sheskin Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2

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Pew’s Portrait of American Jewry: A Reassessment of the Assimilation Narrativeentity and disproportionately identify as Jews of no religion. Nonetheless, the engagement of the next generation of adult children of intermarriage is lower than that of other American Jews. Intermarriage, thus, presents both a challenge and an opportunity.

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Jewish Communal Affairs: April 1, 2013 to March 31, 2014y found a significant growth in the percentage of Jews professing “no religion” and a parallel decline in Jewish identification, posing serious challenges for Jewish communal organizations, religious movements, educational institutions, and philanthropic endeavors.

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Rhetoric About the Diverse Jewish Communityhould study the local or niche constituencies in which they are interested. At the same time, organizations would benefit from changing their rhetoric based on the Pew findings, especially when they are trying to appeal to younger, less traditional Jews.

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Jews Who Count: Putting Pew in Historical Perspectivewho count vs. Jews who do not count? Reading the survey as an historian brings a different perspective, allowing for comparisons across long time periods and attention to both continuities and changes.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-12452-6hould study the local or niche constituencies in which they are interested. At the same time, organizations would benefit from changing their rhetoric based on the Pew findings, especially when they are trying to appeal to younger, less traditional Jews.

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Nervenwachstum und Neurotransmission,who count vs. Jews who do not count? Reading the survey as an historian brings a different perspective, allowing for comparisons across long time periods and attention to both continuities and changes.

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