Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. List of Tables xi
4. List of Figures xv
5. Part A. Introduction: Profiles of Canadian Jewish Life
6. 1 The Ever-Dying People? Some Advantages of Comparative Analysis 1
7. 2 Canadian Jewry since the Second World War 13
8. 3 Demographic Overview 29
9. 4 Antisemitism in Canada 39
10. 5 The Centrality of Jewish Education in Canada 56
11. Part B. Comparing Canadian Jews across Social Characteristics
12. 6 Twelve Degrees of Jewish Identity 73
13. 7 Jewish Residential Patterns and Identity 85
14. 8 Immigrant and Non-immigrant Household Income 100
15. 9 Comparing Montreal and Toronto 114
16. 10 Experiencing Race, Class, Ethnicity, and Gender: Jewish Immigrants from the Former Soviet Union in Toronto 128
17. 11 Attitudes and Activism concerning Israel 147
18. Part C. Comparing Canadian Jews and Other Canadians
19. 12 From the Jewish Question to the Muslim Question 165
20. 13 Jews and the Christian Goliath 179
21. 14 Are the Chinese Canada’s New Jews? 195
22. 15 Jews and Métis in Canada: Ethnic Mobility and the Politics of Counting 214
23. 16 Jewish Intellectual Exceptionalism? Ethnic Representation at the University of Toronto Medical School 230
24. Part D. Comparing Jews in Canada and Other Countries
25. 17 Jewish Demography and Identity in Nine Countries 249
26. 18 Intermarriage in Canada and the United States: Déjà Vu or Different? 267
27. 19 Qualifying the Leading Theory of Diaspora Jewry: Jews from the Former Soviet Union in Canada and the United States 283
28. 20 Perceptions and Realities of Antisemitism: Canadian, British, and French Jews 300
29. 21 Marriage and Mobility of Moroccan Jews in Montreal and Paris 318
30. 22 Jewish Engagement in Canada and Australia 332
31. List of Contributors 343
32. Index 347