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No. 18: The New Jewish Political Canon

Julie Cooper, Shaul Magid, Daniel Kurtzer and Sara Hirschhorn chat with host Yehuda Kurtzer about the political texts that changed a generation of Jewish Americans.
Yehuda Kurtzer, Shaul Magid, Sara Yael Hirschhorn, Julie Cooper, Daniel Kurtzer

Yehuda Kurtzer

Dr. Yehuda Kurtzer is the President of the Shalom Hartman Institute and a leading thinker and author on the major challenges facing the Jewish people. He is the author of Shuva: The Future of the Jewish Past, the co-editor of The New Jewish Canon, and the host of the Identity/Crisis podcast. Under his leadership, the Shalom Hartman Institute has grown significantly as a leading think tank and educational center for the North American Jewish community,

Shaul Magid

Sara Yael Hirschhorn

Julie Cooper

Daniel Kurtzer

Episode #18 of Identity/Crisis features guests Julie Cooper (Tel Aviv University) Shaul Magid (Shalom Hartman Institute / Dartmouth University), Daniel Kurtzer (School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University), Sara Yael Hirschhorn (Shalom Hartman Institute / Northwestern University) chatting with host Yehuda Kurtzer about the political texts that changed a generation of Jewish Americans, from his forthcoming book, New Jewish Canon.

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Launched in early 2020, Identity/Crisis is the Shalom Hartman Institute of North America’s weekly roundtable podcast that explores the ideas behind the news.

Hosted by President Yehuda Kurtzer, episodes explore a wide range of topics and feature experts and content related to news and current events.

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