Published by Oxford University Press, and edited by Joseph Cronin, Stefanie Fischer and David Rechter, the Leo Baeck Institute Year Book is the flagship journal of the Institute. Launched in 1956, the Year Book quickly established a reputation for scholarly excellence and remains at the forefront of its field. It serves as a forum for the dissemination and exchange of new ideas from a variety of perspectives and produces a high-quality annual snapshot of a dynamic and heterogeneous field of study. In addition to themed sections and assorted articles, the Year Book devotes regular space to memoirs and primary documents in order to convey some of the texture and colour of German-speaking Jewish history and culture. In order to promote new research, an annual essay prize for recent PhDs and postdoctoral researchers was established in 2011.
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