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BOOKS AND FEINSTEIN CENTER PUBLICATIONS BOOKS (Clicking on the title of a book will take you to Amazon.com as a convenience {except for the Challenge and Change series which takes you to Behrman House} the Feinstein Center for American Jewish History has no relationship with Amazon.com, nor does this imply endorsement by the Feinstein Center.) Commentary in American Life Edited by Murray Friedman Temple University Press, 2005 ISBN #1-59213-106-9 The Neoconservative Revolution: Jewish Intellectuals and the Shaping of Public Policy By Murray Friedman Cambridge University Press, 2005 ISBN #0-521-83656-5 Challenge and Change: History of the Jews in America Early Settlement Through the First Migration-Book 1 By Dr. Shelley Kapnek Rosenberg Historical Consultant: Dr. Jonathan D. Sarna ISBN #0-8744d1-197-1 Complimentary Teaching Guide Download this guide Challenge and Change: History of the Jews in America Civil War through the Rise of Zionism-Book 2 By Dr. Shelley Kapnek Rosenberg Historical Consultant: Dr. Jonathan D. Sarna ISBN #0-87441-778-3 Complimentary Teaching Guide Download this guide Challenge and Change: History of the Jews in America The Twentieth Century and Beyond-Book 3 By Dr. Shelley Kapnek Rosenberg Historical Consultant: Dr. Jonathan D. Sarna ISBN-10:0-87441-780-5 Complimentary Teaching Guide Download this guide Philadelphia Jewish Life 1940-1985 Edited by Murray Friedman Temple University Press, 2002 ISBN #1-56639-999-8 Passover Revisited: Philadelphia's Efforts to Aid Soviet Jews 1963-1998 By Andrew Harrison Associated University Press, 2001 ISBN #0-8386-3909-7 Women and American Judaism Edited by Pamela S. Nadell and Jonathan D. Sarna Brandeis University Press, 2001 ISBN # 1-58465-124-5 The Philadelphia Fels: 1880-1920, A Social Portrait By Evelyn Bodek Rosen, Farleigh Dickinson University Press, 2000 ISBN # 0-8386-3823-6 A Second Exodus: The American Movement to Free Soviet Jews Edited by Murray Friedman and Albert D. Chernin Brandeis University Press, 1999 ISBN # 0-87451-913-6 The Tribal Basis of American Life: Racial, Religious, and Ethnic Groups in Conflict Edited by Murray Friedman and Nancy Isserman Prager, 1998 ISBN # 0-275- 95970-8 What Went Wrong: The Creation and Abandonment of the Black Jewish Alliance By Murray Friedman The Free Press, 1995 ISBN # 0-02-910910-8 When Philadelphia Was the Capital of Jewish America Edited by Murray Friedman Associated University Presses, 1993 ISBN # 0-944190-13-8 American Jewish History, Vol 87, #2 and 3, June and September 1999 E-ISSN: 1086-3141 Print ISSN: 0164-0178 Publisher: The Johns Hopkins University Press American Jewish History is the official publication of the American Jewish Historical Society. ˆTop FEINSTEIN CENTER PUBLICATIONS* In Good Faith: A Dialogue on Government Funding of Faith-Based Social Services (This publication is also available on-line.) Feinstein Center publication, 2001 $3 The Philadelphia Group: A Guide to Archival and Bibliographic Collections (This publication is also available on-line.) By Dianne Ashton Feinstein Center publication $8 Writing Philadelphia and "The Philadelphia Group" By Rena Friedman Feinstein Center publication, 1992 $3 Moving Beyond Haym Solomon: The Teaching of American Jewish History Including essays by Deborah Dash Moore, Jonathan Sarna, Steven Bayme, Sondra Leiman, Regina Stein Feinstein Center publication, 1996 $3 Preserving the Voices of History: The Feinstein Center Jewish Philadelphia Oral History Project Feinstein Center publication $3 Guide to Archival Collections Feinstein Center publication $3 Race and Politics at the Millennium By Sandra and John Featherman The American Jewish Committee, 2000 $2 *All of the publications can be ordered directly from the Feinstein Center. To place your order, please contact either Vivian Reiben or Ann Bromberg. Sorry, but the Feinstein Center does not take orders for books, only for Feinstein Center publications. ˆTop