Jewish Studies Quarterly (JSQ)

Leora Batnitzky
1996 Ph.D. Princeton University. 1996-97, Syracuse University (Assistant Professor of Religion); 1997-present, Princeton University (1997-2003, Assistant Professor of Religion; 2003-07, Associate Professor; 2007-2013, Professor; 2013-present, Ronald O. Perelman Professor of Jewish Studies and Professor of Religion).

E-mail: batnitzk@princeton.edu

Ra'anan Boustan
2004 Ph.D. Princeton University. 2004-06, University of Minnesota (Assistant Professor of Early Judaism); 2006-17, University of California, Los Angeles (2006-2010, Assistant Professor of Ancient and Jewish History, 2010-17 Associate Professor; 2009-12 Director, Center for the Study of Religion); 2017-present, Research Scholar in the Program for Judaic Studies at Princeton University.

E-mail: rboustan@princeton.edu

Managing Editor

Sally Freedman
1977 Ph.D. (University of Pennsylvania)

E-mail: jsq@princeton.edu

Manuscripts should be submitted electronically to:

Sally Freedmann
jsq@princeton.edu

Guidelines: 
Electronic manuscripts should be in English, in Word format, and include an abstract of 150 words. The preferred length of mss is between 7,500 and 11,000 words (including notes).

References should be cited according to Chicago Manual of Style (including location, publisher and date) or SBL Handbook of Style, with full citation at first reference and short form at all subsequent references (author’s name and first one or two words of publication title). Use short form of reference, not ibid. or op. cit.

Transliterations of Hebrew, Arabic and Greek characters should be used within the English text.

Hebrew titles of books and articles should be translated (not transliterated), using established titles where known; indicate (Hebrew) after the title. In case of journals with no established English title, or texts known by their Hebrew names, use transliteration. Arabic and other titles in non-Roman alphabets should be given in transliteration, without diacritics. 

Images must be 300 dpi at 5 inches and suitable for printing in black and white, with written permission to publish.

All submissions are sent for anonymous peer review.

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You can obtain a subscription to the Jewish Studies Quarterly from your bookstore, your subscription agent or directly from the publisher. Please send new orders and cancellations as well as all questions regarding subscription to the journals to our Customer Service Department, Mohr Siebeck GmbH & Co. KG, Postfach 2040, D-72010 Tübingen, fax them to +49 7071 51104 or e-mail to journals@mohrsiebeck.com. Subscriptions may be cancelled four weeks before the end of the year at the latest. One volume contains four issues, with approximately 400 pages. Prices do not include shipping and handling. The price for a single issue is  86.00 €.

Price information

Volume 28 (2021)

• Institutions  299.00 € * (including IP controlled electronic access for one location (single-site: one site = one city) of a medium-sized institution (up to 40 000 users). If your institution is larger than 40 000 users (FTE), or has several locations, please contact the publisher to receive an offer. Contact: brixner@mohrsiebeck.com)
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Current volumes
You can order the current volumes 28 (2021) and 27 (2020) directly from the publisher. Please contact Elke Brixner, Tel: +49 7071 923-20, e-mail: brixner@mohrsiebeck.com. The price of the current issues applies to orders for back issues as well.

Previous volumes at Schmidt Periodicals
To order the previous volumes of theJSQ please contact:

Schmidt Periodicals GmbH
Bad Feilnbach
Telephone: +49 8064-221
Fax: +49 8064-557
E-mail: schmidt@periodicals.com

Order previous volumes from Schmidt Periodicals

Previous volumes at DigiZeitschriften
The contents of volumes 1 (1993) to 8 (2001) are available from DigiZeitschriften, which is similar to the JSTOR project, as easily readable, graphic files, searchable via the table of contents. Some of the articles can be downloaded free of charge at digizeitschriften.de/jsq. Members of institutions can access the online subscription over their intranet. In this case, the administrator will have to activate the network's IP address space at DigiZeitschriften beforehand.

Previous volumes at JSTOR
The content of volumes 1 (1933) up to 20 (2013) are also available from the JSTOR online archives as easily readable, graphic files, as a searchable PDF as well as in the form of abstracts. The issues of the past five years are available as abstracts only with a link to IngentaConnect. Members of institutions who have a subscription to JSTOR are authenticated automatically on the basis of their network addresses. No prior registration is necessary. Jewish Studies Quarterly at jstor.org

Online access to the full text of the JSQ for subscribers

The articles in the JSQ are available online to institutions and private persons, starting with volume 9 (2002). Online access can be obtained through our eLibrary.

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