LAW, SOCIETY & CULTURE, Volume 1, 2018 ​

Abstracts

Michael Kagzanov, Shira Luxenburg & Limor Morad From the Torah Shrine to the Hall of Justice: On the Reciprocal Relations between Law and the Ultra-Orthodox in Israel

Elyakim Rubinstein Points of Contact with the Haredi World in the Public Service

Haim Zicherman “One Law Shall be Exacted for You”: The Division between the Haredi (Ultra-Orthodox) Society and the Israeli Legal System

Amihai Radzyner Get under the Supervision of Badatz: Divorce Matters in Israeli Unofficial Rabbinical Courts

Ron S. Kleinman The Interplay between Halakhah and Ideology: Characteristics of Rulings of Israeli Haredi Rabbinical Judges in Monetary Disputes

Aviad Hacohen “The Words of the Rabbi, The Words of the Rebbe, The Words of the Ruler, Whom Should We Obey?” –Dual Loyalty and Conflict of Interest of Haredi Civil Servants

Yoram Margalioth & Shlomo Teitelbaum Children as Taxpayers: A Proposal to Tax According to Income Per Capita and its Implications for The Ultra-Orthodox Household

Lee Cahaner Space, Society and Community: The Spatial Structure of Israel's Haredi Population in an Era of Change

Shai Stern Safe Haven? The Autonomy of the Ultra-Orthodox Community Through the Focal Points of the Israeli Law

Chaya Gershoni Equal Rights Discourse for People with Disabilities in the Haredi Community

Noya Rimalt Gender-Segregated Academic Programs for the Ultra-Orthodox: Between Access to Education and the Public Promotion of Segregation

Menachem Mautner The Exclusion of Women from Torah Study

Nitsa (Kaliner) Kasir, Shlomit Shahino-Kesler & Assaf Tsachor-Shai Part-Time Work by Choice or by Necessity? FactorsImpacting the Number of Hours Worked by Haredi Women

Yehoshua Pfeffer Autonomy Wars: On Civics Education in Haredi Schools

Lotem Perry-Hazan A Comparative Perspective on the Regulation of Secular Core Studies in Haredi Schools