The Leo Baeck Institute is delighted to announce that it is partnering with Oxford Journals, the journals department of Oxford University Press, to publish the Leo Baeck Institute Year Book. From volume 2009 on, the journal will appear as advance access publication online, with the print issue published at the end of the year. Members of the Society of Friends of the Leo Baeck Institute are entitled to both online access and print issue.

In addition, the full back run of issues has been digitized and will be available through Oxford University Press as part of their Archive Collection sales. More information, including instructions to authors, can be found at www.leobaeck.oxfordjournals.org. Information on archive access can be found at www.oxfordjournals.org/access_purchase/archives.html.

The Leo Baeck Institute Year Book

Editors: J. A. S. Grenville and Raphael Gross

To date 53 volumes of the LBI Year Book and two index volumes (of authors, persons and subjects) covering LBI Year Books I-XX (1956-1975) and XXI-XXXIX (1976-1994) have been published.
Its articles cover cultural, economic, political, social and religious history, the impact of antisemitism and the Jewish response to it. Each volume contains an extensive, annotated bibliography of publications on German-speaking Jewry in a given year.

To create some much needed space at our London office, we are selling selected Year Book back issues at half the retail price:

LBI Year Book vol 44 (1999) was £30 now £15

LBI Year Book vol 46 (2001) was £30 now £15

LBI Year Book vol 47 (2002) was £30 now £15

LBI Year Book vol 48 (2003) was £38.50 now £19

LBI Year Book vol 49 (2004) was £45 now £22

LBI Year Book vol 50 (2005) was £60 now £30

LBI Year Book vol 51 (2006) was £60 now £30

Postage and packing:
1 copy (UK first class) £4.50
1 copy (airmail to Europe) £6.00

Titles that are not listed may be available on request. You can order by emailing us at info@leobaeck.co.uk. Please tell us which book you would like and state your name and full address. Payment is by cheque made payable to the Leo Baeck Institute (please make sure to write your name and the books required on the reverse of the cheque); if you are ordering from abroad and do not have a Sterling bank account, please pay by bank transfer into our account at the Dresdner Bank, Germany. Details will be provided when you place your order.

Since 1959, the Leo Baeck Institute has published 72 volumes of the Schriftenreihe. The most recent volume, edited by Ulrich Charpa and Ute Deichmann, is: "Jews and Sciences in German Contexts".

Symposium volumes and monographs

Among many others, the publications of the Leo Baeck Institutes include German-Jewish History in Modern Times, edited by Michael A. Meyer, Deutsche Juden im Kampf um Recht und Freiheit (2003) by Arnold Paucker, and the first English edition of Hannah Arendt's Rahel Varnhagen. The Life of a Jewess (1957).