Reports

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A Jewish or a non-Jewish school: What lies behind parents’ decisions about how to educate their children?

Integration, convenience, availability and academic standards, all play important roles

05 September 2023

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Intermarriage of Jews and non-Jews: the global situation and its meaning

Nearly 70% of secular Jews in the USA and almost 50% in Europe...

01 August 2023

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Jewish migration today: What it may mean for Europe

Are we witnessing a Jewish exodus from Ukraine and Russia?

04 July 2023

Full report

The field of research on contemporary antisemitism and Jewish life: Working towards a European research hub

Findings show a disproportionate focus on antisemitism and the Holocaust, and a comparative...

31 March 2023

Factsheet

Why be Jewish: The essential Jewish values of Europe’s Jews

Which aspects of Jewishness do people find most compelling?

07 April 2022

Factsheet

What is Judaism: are Europe’s Jews a religious or an ancestry group?

Discover how European Jews view and understand their Jewishness

09 March 2022

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The Jewish identities of European Jews: What, why and how?

What makes a Jewish identity?

21 January 2022

Full report

Social research on European Jewish populations: The state of the field

There has been a clear increase in the research coverage of European Jewish...

04 December 2020

Full report

Jews in Europe at the turn of the Millennium: Population trends and estimates

The go-to report on European Jewish demography today

21 October 2020

Full report

Why European Jewish Demography? A foundation paper

Why do we undertake demographic research about Jewish populations across Europe

09 July 2019

Full report

European Jewish identity: Mosaic or monolith?

An empirical assessment of eight European countries

05 April 2018

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Different Antisemitisms: perceptions and experiences of antisemitism among Jews in Sweden and across Europe

Presenting some perspectives on the development of three distinct types of antisemitism

08 March 2017

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Are Jews leaving Europe?

An in-depth analysis of Jewish migration to Israel from selected European countries

12 January 2017

Policy paper

Jewish life in Europe: Impending catastrophe, or imminent renaissance?

There are three major hypotheses about the future of Jewish life in Europe...

08 November 2013

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Voices for the Res Publica: The Common Good in Europe

26 insights from JPR's Res Publica project

30 December 2009

Policy paper

Voices for the Res Publica: The Common Good in Europe

Summarizing the issues from JPR's Res Publica project

29 December 2009

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A Jewish or a non-Jewish school: What lies behind parents’ decisions about how to educate their children?

Intermarriage of Jews and non-Jews: the global situation and its meaning

Jewish migration today: What it may mean for Europe

The field of research on contemporary antisemitism and Jewish life: Working towards a European research hub

Why be Jewish: The essential Jewish values of Europe’s Jews

What is Judaism: are Europe’s Jews a religious or an ancestry group?

The Jewish identities of European Jews: What, why and how?

Social research on European Jewish populations: The state of the field

Jews in Europe at the turn of the Millennium: Population trends and estimates

Why European Jewish Demography? A foundation paper

European Jewish identity: Mosaic or monolith?

Different Antisemitisms: perceptions and experiences of antisemitism among Jews in Sweden and across Europe

Are Jews leaving Europe?

Jewish life in Europe: Impending catastrophe, or imminent renaissance?

Voices for the Res Publica: The Common Good in Europe

Voices for the Res Publica: The Common Good in Europe

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