JPR Publications
JPR disseminates its research through high quality, accessible reports, policy papers and books. These cover issues affecting Jewish life worldwide and are written by JPR staff, leading academics, researchers, writers and journalists. All JPR publications are available for purchase from JPR in hard copy.
Publications
Committed, concerned and conciliatory: The attitudes of Jews in Britain towards Israel
Author(s): David Graham and Jonathan Boyd
JPR’s latest report examines the attitudes of Jews in Britain to Israel. Exploring a wide range of issues including the place of Israel in Jewish identity, perceptions of contemporary Israeli society, and opinions on some of the key political issues, it is the most definitive study ever conducted on the topic.
We hope the data will be used both for scholarly purposes, and to encourage debate within the Jewish community about our individual and collective relationship with Israel.
The Key Challenges Facing the Jewish People
Author(s): The Chief Rabbi Lord Sacks
Transcript of the Morris and Manja Leigh Memorial Lecture by the Chief Rabbi Lord Sacks
Synagogue membership in the United Kingdom in 2010
Author(s): David Graham and Daniel Vulkan
A report published jointly for the first time by the Board of Deputies of British Jews and JPR, and co-authored by Dr David Graham, JPR’s Director of Social and Demographic Research, and Daniel Vulkan, Research and Information Officer at the Board, reveals a dynamic picture of communal change in the UK community, and charts significant changes in its religious make-up.
The report is of particular interest to community leaders and planners because it provides the only consistent indicator of patterns of Jewish affiliation and Jewish belonging over time.
The political leanings of Britain's Jews
Author(s): Dr David Graham
With a week to go before the General Election on May 6, JPR has just released new data which throws light on the political leanings of Britain’s Jews. The findings are based on an online questionnaire carried out during January and February 2010, from which JPR randomly selected and analysed 1,000 responses.
Older publications
The Community Research Initiative: data about the community, for the community
The Economic Downturn and the Future of Jewish Communities
Is There a Global Jewish Politics?
Is anti-Zionism a cover-up for anti-Semitism?
New Directions-New Achievements
Jews and Other Europeans - Old and New
Is Europe good for the Jews? Jews and the pluralist tradition in historical perspective
Jews in Britain: A Snapshot from the 2001 Census
Hate Crimes against London’s Jews
European Jewish identity at the dawn of the 21st century: A working paper
Jews and Jewry in contemporary Hungary: results of a sociological survey
Creating community and accumulating social capital: Jews associating with other Jews in Manchester
Long-term planning for British Jewry: final report and recommendations
The Jews of Leeds in 2001: Portrait of a community
Secular or religious? The outlook of London's Jews
The future of Jewish schooling in the United Kingdom
A Portrait of Jews in London and the South-East: a community study
Mapping Jewish culture in Europe today: a pilot project
Governance in the Jewish voluntary sector
The financial resources of the UK Jewish voluntary sector
Grant-making trusts in the Jewish sector
Ethnic and Religious questions in the 2001 UK Census of the Population: policy recommendations
A guide to Jewish television: prospects and possibilities: findings of the working party
Jews of the 'new South Africa': Highlights of the 1998 national survey of South African Jews
Cultural politics and European Jewry
Patterns of charitable giving among British Jews
Jewish television: prospects and possibilities
The attachment of British Jews to Israel
The social attitudes of unmarried young Jews in contemporary Britain
The Jewish voluntary sector in the United Kingdom: its role and its future
Social and political attitudes of British Jews: Some key findings of the JPR survey
A new Jewish identity for post-1989 Europe
Does Islamic fundamentalism pose a threat to the West?
Order hard copies
All our reports are available online and the majority can also be downloaded as pdfs. Should you wish to order hard copies of reports, please contact us at:
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Archived publications
Publications in their original format from the old JPR site:
European
Jewish Identity at the Dawn of the 21st Century (2004)
Jews and Jewry in contemporary Hungary (2004)
The
Jews of Leeds in 2001: portrait of a community (2003)
Secular or
religious? The outlook of London's Jews (2003)
Governance in the Jewish voluntary sector (2001)
The financial resources of the UK Jewish voluntary sector (2000)
Grant -making trusts in the Jewish sector (2000)
Jews of the 'new South Africa' (1999)
Patterns of charitable giving among British Jews (1998)
The social attitudes of unmarried young Jews in contemporary Britain (1997)
The Jewish voluntary sector in the United Kingdom (1997)
Social and political attitudes of British Jews (1996)
Mapping Jewish culture in Europe today (2002)
A guide to Jewish television (1999)
Developing Jewish Museums in Europe (1999)
Cultural politics and European Jewry (1999)
Jewish
television: prospects and possibilities (1998)
Antisemitism and Xenophobia Today
Combating Holocaust denial through law in the United Kingdom (2000)
Ethnic and religious questions in the 2001 UK Census of Population (1999)
The Roma/Gypsies of Europe: a persecuted people (1996)
The governance of cyberspace: racism on the Internet (1996)
Does Islamic fundamentalism pose a threat to the West? (1996)
A new Jewish identity for post-1989 Europe (1996)
North American Conservative Jewish teenagers' attachment to Israel (1999)
Ethiopian immigrants in Israel: experience and prospects (1998)
The Netanyahu government and the Israeli-Arab peace process (1997)