Thomas Adam is Professor of Political Science at the University of Arkansas.

• 1. Tracing the Jewish Networks of Ancient China: Reclaiming Power and Refuting IsolationMary Ainslie and James Fujitani (University of Nottingham Ningbo, China)2. Synagogue Development at the Sunset of Atlantic World Chattel Slavery: A Comparison of the British West Indies and United/Confederate States of AmericaBarry L. Stiefel (College of Charleston, United States)3. Strength via Soccer: Hakoah Vienna in the United States and Canada in the late 1920sHernan Tesler-Mabé (Huron University, Canada)4. Tying Together Homes Old and New: Connected Spaces in Yiddish Migrant Personal NarrativesVardit Lightstone (Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel)5. Transnational Dimensions of Ukrainian-Jewish RapprochementOlga Petrova (Central European University, Hungary)Index

Thomas Adam is Professor of Political Science at the University of Arkansas.

• 1. Tracing the Jewish Networks of Ancient China: Reclaiming Power and Refuting IsolationMary Ainslie and James Fujitani (University of Nottingham Ningbo, China)2. Synagogue Development at the Sunset of Atlantic World Chattel Slavery: A Comparison of the British West Indies and United/Confederate States of AmericaBarry L. Stiefel (College of Charleston, United States)3. Strength via Soccer: Hakoah Vienna in the United States and Canada in the late 1920sHernan Tesler-Mabé (Huron University, Canada)4. Tying Together Homes Old and New: Connected Spaces in Yiddish Migrant Personal NarrativesVardit Lightstone (Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel)5. Transnational Dimensions of Ukrainian-Jewish RapprochementOlga Petrova (Central European University, Hungary)Index

Thomas Adam is Professor of Political Science at the University of Arkansas.

• 1. Tracing the Jewish Networks of Ancient China: Reclaiming Power and Refuting IsolationMary Ainslie and James Fujitani (University of Nottingham Ningbo, China)2. Synagogue Development at the Sunset of Atlantic World Chattel Slavery: A Comparison of the British West Indies and United/Confederate States of AmericaBarry L. Stiefel (College of Charleston, United States)3. Strength via Soccer: Hakoah Vienna in the United States and Canada in the late 1920sHernan Tesler-Mabé (Huron University, Canada)4. Tying Together Homes Old and New: Connected Spaces in Yiddish Migrant Personal NarrativesVardit Lightstone (Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel)5. Transnational Dimensions of Ukrainian-Jewish RapprochementOlga Petrova (Central European University, Hungary)Index