The Jews of Leeds in 2001: Portrait of a community
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In 1997 JPR embarked on a major and innovative research project concerning the Jewish voluntary sector (JVS). The present report, on the Leeds Jewish population, was the last publication in a series that dealt with a wide variety of issues of concern to the Jewish community. These have included studies on how the JVS is financed and governed, on the problems facing an increasingly ageing community, on issues concerning Jewish schooling, and on voluntary associations within the community.
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Voluntary Sector Jewish Organisations Schools: Non-Jewish Care and Welfare Ageing and the Elderly Volunteering Surveys Main Topic: Identity and Community
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BJPA Record
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