Jahrbuch des Dubnow-Instituts/
Dubnow Institute Yearbook

The bilingual »Jahrbuch des Dubnow-Instituts/Dubnow Institute Yearbook« forms the core of the institute’s publications and orients itself towards both German- and English-language audiences. The Yearbook is a peer-reviewed journal. All submissions undergo an anonymous review procedure, the success of which is the precondition for publication. With its international editorial board, its review procedure, its scholarly style including its thorough editorial process, and its meticulous layout, that Yearbook follows the best traditions of established humanities journals.

Each edition includes one or two annually changing thematic focal points as well as a »General Section« and the recurring sections »Portraits of Scholars«, »Dubnowiana«, »Research Projects«, and »Literature Reports.« The broadly conceived review essays and specialist studies are dedicated to the history of Jewish lifeworlds in Central and Eastern Europe. The section »Dubnowiana« encompasses essays and sources on the life and work of Simon Dubnow.

Various methodological approaches are included on equal footing in the Yearbook: political, legal, diplomatic, migration, and scholarly history as well as the history of transfer and restitution. The diversity of essays thus reflects the diversity of the historical subjects.

Editor
Prof. Dr. Yfaat Weiss

Head of Editorial Department
Dr. Petra Klara Gamke-Breitschopf

Peer Reviewing
Dr. Enrico Lucca

Editorial Board

Marion Aptroot, Düsseldorf • Aleida Assmann, Konstanz • Jacob Barnai, Haifa • Israel Bartal, Jerusalem • Omer Bartov, Providence, N. J. • Esther Benbassa, Paris • Dominique Bourel, Paris • Michael Brenner, München/Washington, D. C. • Matti Bunzl, Wien • Lois Dubin, Northampton, Mass. • Todd Endelman, Ann Arbor, Mich. • David Engel, New York • Shmuel Feiner, Ramat Gan • Norbert Frei, Jena • Sander L. Gilman, Atlanta, Ga. • Frank Golczewski, Hamburg • Heiko Haumann, Basel • Susannah Heschel, Hanover, N. H. • Yosef Kaplan, Jerusalem • Cilly Kugelmann, Berlin • Mark Levene, Southampton • Leonid Luks, Eichstätt • Paul Mendes-Flohr, Jerusalem/Chicago, Ill. • Gabriel Motzkin, Jerusalem • David N. Myers, Los Angeles, Calif. • Jacques Picard, Basel • Gertrud Pickhan, Berlin • Anthony Polonsky, Waltham, Mass. • Renée Poznanski, Beer Sheva • Peter Pulzer, Oxford • Monika Richarz, Berlin • Manfred Rudersdorf, Leipzig • Rachel Salamander, München • Winfried Schulze, München • Hannes Siegrist, Leipzig • Gerald Stourzh, Wien • Stefan Troebst, Leipzig • Monika Wohlrab-Sahr, Leipzig • Moshe Zimmermann, Jerusalem • Steven J. Zipperstein, Stanford, Calif.