Recent developments in the application of economic theory to the analysis of religion have provided important insights into hitherto-neglected economic aspects of religious behavior and the structure of religious communities.
This book on the economics of Judaism fills a blind spot in the social scientific study of Jews in America. The sociological literature and conventional wisdom both agree on the centrality of economic experience to Jewish life, as it is to any group. Economic topics such as income, immigration, education, occupational structure and mobility, asset accumulation and changes in family structure are central features of the American Jewish experience about which economics has much to say, yet until now, there has been no general treatment of these subjects incorporating economic analysis. The book rectifies this omission.
This book on the economics of Judaism fills a blind spot in the social scientific study of Jews in America. The sociological literature and conventional wisdom both agree on the centrality of economic experience to Jewish life, as it is to any group. Economic topics such as income, immigration, education, occupational structure and mobility, asset accumulation and changes in family structure are central features of the American Jewish experience about which economics has much to say, yet until now, there has been no general treatment of these subjects incorporating economic analysis. The book rectifies this omission.
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