Publications

The Occasional Papers are short publications that bring together scholars from different disciplines with policy leaders engaged in current affairs. The idea behind the series is a simple one: There are many authentically expert voices addressing important questions about how we might examine Judaism as both a religion and a civilization in dialogue with others. In these pages we examine not only questions of ethics, politics and international affairs, we also look at how the arts and sciences affect our understanding of Jewish civilization. These papers seek to promote a deeper awareness of how the faith and practices of the Jewish people contribute to-and are shaped by-the ideas and institutions around them.

Please explore the digital versions of these papers by following the links below. If you'd prefer a hard copy of any paper, please contact us with your request. Please be sure to specify which paper(s) you'd like to receive and please provide us with an address where it can be sent.

Occasional Papers

Occasional Papers on Politics and International Affairs

Occasional Papers on Jewish Civilization, Jewish Thought and Philosophy

Occasional Papers on Politics and Memory

Occasional Papers on Jewish Civilization, Israel and the Diaspora

Occasional Papers on Jewish Civilization, Jewish Thought and Philosophy

Herman Allen "Hal" Israel (C'92) Lectures on Jewish-Catholic Relations

Program for Jewish Civilization
Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service
Georgetown University
37th & O Streets, N.W.
Washington, DC 20057

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