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Publication Date: January 1992
Publisher: Maurice Freedman Research Trust Ltd.
Author(s): Conference Organizing Committee
Research Area: Culture and religion; Social conditions
Keywords: American Jews; Demography; Family
Type: Report
Coverage: United States
Abstract:
The assumption that increasing the involvement of young Jews in the community will lead to a decrease in intermarriage needs to be re-examined. Such attitudes may be dependent less on the number of hours spent in Jewish institutions and more on the philosophical leanings of the movement to which one is affiliated and on the attitudes of one's family. Family attitudes have much more importance than Jewish community educational programs on the values and beliefs of young people.