Tradition and Transition

Andr?s SpokoinySKU: 7801-43

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Since the advent of modernity, the human condition has been changing and evolving, a process that has accelerated radically in the 21st century. These transformations are revolutionizing Jewish communities throughout the world and posing momentous questions for individual Jews and Jewish leaders alike. While Judaism has undergone many changes in its four thousand years of history, there’s something particularly perplexing about our times, as the rise of the hyper-empowered individual challenges the foundations of every cultural and religious community. Drawing on extensive research and decades of professional practice in the Jewish Community, Spokoiny seeks to answer a key question: How can Jewish communities – and Judaism – thrive in our tumultuous age? While this book focuses on Jewish communities, it offers valuable insights for all those who study identity, belonging, and community in the 21st century.

Andrés Spokoiny is a longtime Jewish communal leader with a history of leading successful organizational transformations. He is the president and CEO of the Jewish Funders Network (JFN), the premier philanthropic organization of the Jewish world. Before that, Andrés served as the CEO of Federation CJA in Montreal and, prior to that, he worked for the American Jewish Joint Distribution Community (JDC) in Paris, France. Before his Jewish communal work, Andres worked for IBM Corp. and was responsible for training, development, hiring, and recruitment for IBM's Latin America Southern Region. Andres has a multidisciplinary academic background, including business, education, and rabbinical studies in different institutions around the world. He was born in Argentina and lives in Brooklyn, NY
BindingSoft cover
PublisherGefen_Publishing_House
Pages160
Published2024
ISBN-13978-9657801437
Weight450 g

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