Berkowitz, Michael; (2022) Introduction: Continuing disruptions, new beginnings. Jewish Historical Studies , 53 (1) pp. 9-13. 10.14324/111.444.jhs.2022v53.001.

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Abstract

Despite the difficult, unprecedented circumstances of this past year, the Jewish Historical Society of England, and its annual, Jewish Historical Studies: Transactions of the JHSE (the issue before you, either virtually or hard-copy), move ahead. Under the leadership of chairperson Caroline Maurice, as chief administrator, and Miri Rubin, the President providing overall and scholarly guidance, the Society continues to attract new members and to launch new programmes to ensure the longevity and vitality of the organization. Its journal, too, is in a course of change and progress. In the next few years it will be turned over to a group of three editors – Shirli Gilbert, Adam Mendelsohn, and Avril Alba – who will expand the remit from England (which has, though, typically included Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, and Ireland), with deliberate speed, to the historical British empire and Jewry in the English-speaking world writ large. More detailed illumination of this transition will appear in forthcoming issues

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