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ספרים -מחבר:

Beyond Sectarianism: The Realignment of American Orthodox Judaism (Detroit: Wayne State University Press, 2015).
Jewish Denominations: Addressing the Challenges of Modernity (Jerusalem and Chicago: Melton Institute/The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 2012).
Exclusion and Hierarchy: Orthodoxy, Non-Observance and the Emergence of Modern Jewish Identity (Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2005).
ספרים )עורך(
האורתודוקסיה היהודית: היבטים חדשים, עורכים: יוסף שלמון, אביעזר רביצקי, ואדם פרזיגר )ירושלים:
מגנס, תשס"ו(.
ולדימיר )זאב( חנין, אלק ד' אפשטיין, ומרינה ניזניק, ללא ספק, ישראלים: דוברי רוסית בארץ ובחו"ל זהות –
ותרבות, עורך אדם פרזיגר )רמת גן: התכנית ביהדות זמננו אוניברסיטת בר אילן, תשע"א(. – -
Journal of Modern Jewish Studies (Special Volume - Orthodoxy, Theological Debate, and Conteporary Judaism) - 14, 1 (Spring 2015) –, Guest Editors: Adam S. Ferziger and Miri Freud-Kandel.

מאמרים:
“On Fragmentary Judaism: The Jewish “Other” in the Worldview of Rabbi Dr. Aharon Lichtenstein,” Tradition 47, 4 (2015), 34-68.
“Hungarian Separatist Orthodoxy and the Migration of its Legacy to America: The Greenwald-Hirschenson Debate,” Jewish Quarterly Review 105, 2 (spring 2015), 250-283.
"קונפליקט, פיוס וקירוב לבבות בין האורתודוקסיה החרדית לתנועת הרפורמה בארצות הברית בעידן של
פוסט זרמיות," היהדות הרפורמית הגות, תרבות וחברה, עורך אבינועם רוזנק )ירושלים: מכון ון ליר, – -
תשע"ד(, 914 . 743
“The Role of Reform in Israeli Orthodoxy,” Between Jewish Tradition and Modernity, ed. Michael A. Meyer and David Myers (Detroit: Wayne University Press, 2014), 51-69.
“Collective Self-Confidence, Outreach, and Moderation: Exploring the Realignment of American Jewish Orthodoxy,” From Fervor to Fanaticism, ed. Shmuel Hain (New York: Yeshiva University Press) [accepted for publication].
“Syncretists, Rejectionists, and Beyond: The Life and Struggles of Rabbi Maier Lerner of Altona
(1857-1930)," Essays for a Jewish Lifetime, eds. Menachem Butler and Marian E. Frankston,
(New York: Hakirah Press) [accepted for publication].
"From Lubavitch to Lakewood: The 'Chabadization' of American Orthodoxy," Modern Judaism
33, 2 (2013), 101-124.
"Abraham Geiger and the Denominational Approach to Jewish Religious Life," in Christian
Wiese (ed.), Jüdische Existenz in de Moderne: Abraham Geiger und die Wissenschaft des
Judentums (Berlin: Walter De Gruyter, 2013), 179-192.
"Ashes to Outcasts: Cremation, Jewish Law, and Identity in Early Twentieth Century Germany,"
AJS Review 36 (April 2012), 71-102.
"Religious Zionism, Galut, and Globalization: Exploring “Gush” Exceptionalism," in Reuven
Ziegler (ed.), That Godly Mountain (Alon Shevut: Etzion Foundation, 2012), 109-121.
"The Hamburg Cremation Controversy and the Diversity of German-Jewish Orthodoxy," Leo
Baeck Institute Year Book 56, 1 (2011), 175-205.
"The Road Not Taken: Rabbi Salamon Zvi Schück and the Legacy of Hungarian Orthodoxy,"
Hebrew Union College Annual (HUCA) 79 (2011), 107-140.
"Holocaust, Hurban, and Haredization: Pilgrimages to Eastern Europe and the Realignment of
American Orthodoxy," Contemporary Jewry 31, 1 (2011), 25-54.
"הציונות הדתית בת זמננו והחיפוש אחר 'עבר שימושי'," בתוך יוסף דעת – מחקרים בתולדות ישראל בעת
החדשה לכבוד פרופסור יוסף שלמון, עורך יוסף גולדשטיין )באר שבע: אוניברסיטת בן-גוריון, תשע"א(, 532-
.561
"Between Catholic Israel and the ‘K’rov Yisrael’: Non-Jews in Conservative Synagogues (1982–
2009)," Journal of Jewish Studies LXI (Spring 2010), 88-116.
"From Demonic Deviant to Drowning Brother: Reform Judaism in the Eyes of American
Orthodoxy," Jewish Social Studies [New Series] 15, 3 (Spring/Summer 2009), 56-88.
"Feminism and Heresy: The Construction of a Jewish Metanarrative," Journal of the American
Academy of Religion, 77, 3 (September 2009), 494–546
“Centered on Study: Typologies of the American Community Kollel," Rappaport Center for
Assimilation Research: Research and Position Papers #18 (Ramat-Gan: Rappaport Center for
Assimilation Research, 2009), 111 pages.
"The Road Not Taken: Rabbi Salamon Zvi Schück and Hungarian Orthodoxy," HUCA 79
(2009), 107-140.
"Religion for the Secular: The New Israeli Rabbinate," Journal of Modern Jewish Studies 7, 1 (March 2008), 67-90.
"Holy Land in Exile: The Torah MiTzion Movement – Toward a New Paradigm for Religious Zionism," in Chaim I. Waxman (ed.) Religious Zionism: Future Directions (New York: Yeshiva University Press, 2008), 373-414.
The YIVO Encyclopedia of Jews in Eastern Europe: (New Haven: Yale University Press, 2008) – 13 articles.
"From Exclusion to Hierarchy: Orthodoxy and the Nonobservant Jew," Conversations 1 (Spring 2008), 11-16.
"Church/Sect Theory and American Orthodoxy Reconsidered," in Stuart Cohen and Bernard Susser (eds.), Ambivalent Jew (New York: Jewish Theological Seminary, 2007), 107-124.
"הקנאי הדתי כפוסק הלכתי," קנאות דתית עורכים: מאיר ליטבק ואורה לימור ירושלים: מרכז שזר,
תשס"ז,
115--. 52
"The Community Kollel in America: An Emerging Model for Confronting Assimilation," Rappaport Center for Assimilation Research: Research and Position Papers #13 (Ramat-Gan: Rappaport Center for Assimilation Research, 2006), 61 pages.
"זהות אורתודוקסית ומעמדם של יהודים שאינם שומרי הלכה: עיון מחודש בגישתו של הרב יעקב עטלינגר,"
האורתודוקסיה היהודית: היבטים חדשים, עורכים: יוסף שלמון, אביעזר רביצקי, ואדם פרזיגר )ירושלים:
מגנס, תשס"ו(, 504--. 134
"Constituency Definition: The German-Orthodox Dilemma," in Jack Wertheimer (ed.), Jewish Religious Leadership: Image and Reality 2 (New York: JTS, 2005), 535-567.
“Between Outreach and Inreach: Redrawing the Lines of the American Orthodox Rabbinate,” Modern Judaism 25 (2005), 237-263.
"Religious Zealotry and Religious Law: Rethinking Conflict and Co-Existence," Journal of Religion 84, 1 (January, 2004), 48-77.
"Training American Orthodox Rabbis to Play a Role in Confronting Assimilation: Programs, Methodologies and Directions," Rappaport Center for Assimilation Research: Research and Position Papers 4 (Ramat-Gan, 2003).
“Between “Ashkenazi” and Sepharad: An Early Modern German Rabbinic Response to Religious Pluralism in the Spanish-Portuguese Community” Studia Rosenthaliana 35, 1 (Spring 2001), 7-22.
“The Lookstein Legacy: An American Orthodox Rabbinical Dynasty,” Jewish History 13, 1 (Spring 1999), 127-149.
“R. Moses Sofer (Hatam Sofer)”, G. Wigoder and R.J.Z. Werblowsky (eds.), The Oxford Dictionary of the Jewish Religion (New York, 1997), 216.
“R. Moses Schick (Maharam Schick)“, G. Wigoder and R.J.Z. Werblowsky (eds.), The Oxford Dictionary of the Jewish Religion (New York, 1997), 264-65.
"R. Akiva Eiger”, G. Wigoder and R.J.Z. Werblowsky (eds.), The Oxford Dictionary of the Jewish Religion (New York, 1997), 611.
“R. Shlomo Ganzfried”, in G. Wigoder and R.J.Z. Werblowsky (eds.), The Oxford Dictionary of the Jewish Religion (New York, 1997), 649-650.
“The Hungarian Orthodox Rabbinate and Zionism: The Case of R. Salamon Zvi Schück,” Proceedings of the Eleventh World Congress of Jewish Studies 11, IIIC (1994), 273-80.
“A Magyar Ortodoxia és Cionismus,” Múlt És Jövo 4 (December, 1993), 36-41.

ביקורת ספרים:
“Review: Marc B. Shapiro, Changing the Immutable: How Orthodox Judaism Rewrites its History (Oxford and Portland: Littman Library, 2015), Marginalia (Feb. 16, 2016), http://marginalia.lareviewofbooks.org/the-sagacious-scholar-and-the-cen….
“Review: Daniel B. Schwartz. The First Modern Jew: Spinoza and the History of an Image,” The American Historical Review 118, 3 (2013), 923-924.
"Review: Marc Saperstein, Jewish Preaching in Times of War 1800-2001," (Oxford and Portland, Oregon: The Littman Library of Jewish Civilization, 2008), 619 pages, ISBN 978-1-904113-54-6, ZION 76, 3 (2011), 388-394 [Hebrew].
“Review: Benny Kraut, The Greening of American Orthodoxy (Cincinnati: HUC Press, 2011), H-Judaic (October 2011), available at: www.hnet.org/reviews/showpdf.php?id=32985.
"Review: Nils Roemer. Jewish Scholarship and Culture in Nineteenth-Century Germany. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 2005. x, 251 pp." AJS Review 31, 2 (Nov. 2007), 427-430
"Review: Berkovitz, Jay R. Rites and Passages: The Beginnings of Modern Jewish Culture in France, 1650–1860. Jewish Culture and Context Series.