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politics in rabbinical literature

The Mishnah

By Jacob Neusner

The Jewish polity

By Daniel Judah Elazar,Stuart A. Cohen

The Rabbinic understanding of covenant as a political idea

By Gordon M. Freeman

The Hebrew republic

By Eric Nelson

What Judaism says about politics

By Martin Sicker

Kinship and Consent

By Daniel Judah Elazar

ʻAl daʻat ha-ḳahal

By Aviezer Ravitzky

Mishnaic and Talmudic references to governmental questions

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ʻIr u-sedareha lefi ha-Talmud

By M. Y. Ben-Efrayim

Kinship and consent

By Daniel Judah Elazar

Sefer Dimyon Aryeh. Pesaḳ be-ʻinyene taḳanot ha-ḳehilot

By Yehudah Leyb ben Daṿid Pisḳ

Taḳanot ha-ḳehilot

By Yiśraʼel Raikh

Dimyon Aryeh

By Yehudah Leyb ben Daṿid Pisḳ,Samuel ben David Moses ha-Levi

Rabbinic political theory

By Jacob Neusner

Kinship and consent

By Daniel Judah Elazar

The Judaic State A Study In Rabbinic Political Theory

By Martin Sicker

Halakhah and politics

By Sol Roth

Politics and the limits of law in Jewish medieval thought

By Menachem Lorberbaum

The Heavenly Kingdom

By Gordon M. Freeman

Taking seriously the Hebrew revival

By Eric Nelson,Justus von Daniels,Hermann Avenarius,Erwin-Stein-Stiftung

The Judaic state

By Martin Sicker

The Hebrew republic

By Eric Nelson

ʻAm ṿe-ʻedah

By Daniel Judah Elazar

"Anarkhizm" Yehudi dati

By Amnon Shapira