Erik H. Cohen Z"l, PhD in Sociology, University of Paris X, France, is an Associate Professor in the School of Education at Bar Ilan University. He has directed numerous international studies and published widely on the sociology of Jewish identity around the world.

• Preface by Judit Bokser LiwerantIntroductionChapter 1: Jewish IdentityChapter 2: Leisure Time ActivitiesChapter 3: General Values Among Jewish YouthChapter 4: Jewish ValuesChapter 5: The Holistic Organization of ValuesChapter 6: Relationship of Diaspora Jewish Youth to IsraelChapter 7: Israeli Youth: Homeland, Diaspora, and Global IdentityEpilogue: Towards a Theory of Global Jewish Youth StudiesAfterword by David Zisenwine

Erik H. Cohen Z"l, PhD in Sociology, University of Paris X, France, is an Associate Professor in the School of Education at Bar Ilan University. He has directed numerous international studies and published widely on the sociology of Jewish identity around the world.

• Preface by Judit Bokser LiwerantIntroductionChapter 1: Jewish IdentityChapter 2: Leisure Time ActivitiesChapter 3: General Values Among Jewish YouthChapter 4: Jewish ValuesChapter 5: The Holistic Organization of ValuesChapter 6: Relationship of Diaspora Jewish Youth to IsraelChapter 7: Israeli Youth: Homeland, Diaspora, and Global IdentityEpilogue: Towards a Theory of Global Jewish Youth StudiesAfterword by David Zisenwine

Erik H. Cohen Z"l, PhD in Sociology, University of Paris X, France, is an Associate Professor in the School of Education at Bar Ilan University. He has directed numerous international studies and published widely on the sociology of Jewish identity around the world.

• Preface by Judit Bokser LiwerantIntroductionChapter 1: Jewish IdentityChapter 2: Leisure Time ActivitiesChapter 3: General Values Among Jewish YouthChapter 4: Jewish ValuesChapter 5: The Holistic Organization of ValuesChapter 6: Relationship of Diaspora Jewish Youth to IsraelChapter 7: Israeli Youth: Homeland, Diaspora, and Global IdentityEpilogue: Towards a Theory of Global Jewish Youth StudiesAfterword by David Zisenwine