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        2007     “Jews and Fundamentalism” Journal of Ecumenical Studies vol. 42, no. 1, Winter, 2007,   pp. 29-41.

 2005 How Did Fundamentalism Manage to Infiltrate Contemporary Orthodoxy,” The Sklare Distinguished Scholar Address Contemporary Jewry v. 25, pp. 258-272

2005 Jews and Fundamentalism.” Jewish Political Studies Review. 17:1-2 (Spring).

2004 “American Jews and Community: A Spectrum of Possibilities, Contemporary Jewry vol. 24, pp. 51-69.

2002 “The Importance of Residence: Goldscheider’s Contribution to Explaining Orthodoxy’s Vitality,” in Contemporary Jewry vol 23, pp. 220-236.

2000 All In Faith: Religion as the Idiom and Means of Coping with Distress.” Co-authored with Eliezer Witztum in Mental Health, Religion and Culture. 3:115-124.

2000 Ethnography and Biography. Or What Happened When I Asked People to Tell Me the Story of their Lives as Jews,” in Contemporary Jewry v. 21, pp. 23-32.

1999 Separated But Not Divorced [Israel and American Jewry]” Society v. 36 no. 4 (May 1999) p. 8-14

1997 Passing on the Message: Children and Synagogue Life,” in Jewish Identity and Religious Commitment: The North American Study of Conservative Synagogues and Their Members, 1995-96, Jack Wertheimer, editor, pp.24-28.

1997 Value-Sensitive Therapy: Learning from Ultra-Orthodox Patients” (co-authored with Eliezer Witztum) in Journal of American Psychotherapy Volume 51, No. 4 Fall, pp. 522-541.

1997 Are There Jewish Fundamentalists?” in Culturefront vol. 5, No. 3/Vol. 6, N. 1 Winter, pp. 76-79.

1996 The Religious Battle for Israel,” Occasional Paper Center on Violence and Human Survival John Jay College of Criminal Justice, October.

1996 Religion and Violence in Israel,” Muslim Politics Report Council on Foreign Relations, Number 5, January/February.

1995 The Religious Battle For Israel.” The Christian Century v. 112 (December 20-27 1995) p. 1242-5

1994 Patients, Chaperons and Healers: Enlarging the Therapeutic Encounter,” (co-authored with Eliezer Witztum) in Social Science & Medicine, vol. 39, No. 1, pp. 133-143.

1993 American Jews and Moral Education,” in Proceedings of the Principals Council, Solomon Schechter Association, pp. 20-32.

1991 Recent Studies of the American Synagogue: A Review Essay,” in Religious Studies Review, vol. 17 #3 (July), pp. 197-200.

1986 In Search of the Present: Synagogue Ethnography,” Conservative Judaism, vol 38, no. 2 (Winter) 1985‑86, pp. 56‑66.

1985 Jews in the Land of Promise Review essay on A Certain People: American Jews And Their Lives Today by Charles Silberman in The New Leader (October) 1985.

1982 The Sociology of American Jewry: The Last Ten Years,” Annual Review Of Sociology (October) 1982, vol 8, pp. 135‑160.

1982 The Conservative Synagogue in Contemporary America,” NATIONAL JEWISH RESOURCE CENTER PUBLICATIONS, 1982, 16 pp.

1982 “Prayer and the Orthodox Synagogue: An Analysis of Ritual Display,” Contemporary Jewry, Spring/Summer 1982, v. 6,#1, pp. 1‑17.

1982 The Many Faces of Orthodoxy, Part I,” Modern Judaism (February) 1982, vol. 2 pp. 23‑51.

1982 The Many Faces of Orthodoxy, Part II,” Modern Judaism (May) 1982, vol. 2, pp.171‑198.

1980 Jewish Sociologist: Native‑as‑Stranger,” The American Sociologist, (May) 1980, vol. 15, #2, pp. 100‑108.

1979 Communication and Interaction: A Parallel in the Theoretical Outlooks of Erving Goffman and Ray Birdwhistell,” COMMUNICATION, 1979, vol. 4, #2, pp.221‑234.

1978 On Training Natives to be Strangers,” Jewish Folklore & Ethnology Newsletter, 1978, vol. 1 (4), PP.16‑17.

1977 Inner and Outer Identity: Sociological Ambivalence Among Orthodox Jews,” Jewish Social Studies, (Summer) 1977, vol. 39, #3, pp.227‑240.

1976 Reflections of a Moral Marrano,” Response: A Contemporary Jewish Review (September) 1976, pp. 155‑162.

1975 The Gift of Alms: Face‑to‑Face Almsgiving among Orthodox Jews,” Urban Life And Culture (January)

1975, vol. 3, #4, pp.371‑395 (reprinted in Peter Rose [ed] The Study Of Society [4th edition] 1977).

1968 Zen Judaism,” Response: A Contemporary Jewish Review, (Fall) 1968, vol. 2, #2, pp.3‑16.