The editorial board is composed of scholars from a variety of disciplines.

Monique Balbuena, University of Oregon   Jewish literatures from North Africa and Latin America, Poetics, Comparative Jewish Literatures, Jewish languages, Ladino Literature.

Tim Cole, University of Bristol        Holocaust Studies. Holocaust in Hungary, spatiality of ghettoization, gender and the Holocaust, and contemporary representations of the Holocaust.

John Cox, Florida Gulf Coast University Jewish anti-Nazi resistance, Modern European history, Nazism & the Holocaust

Karen Grumberg, University of Texas at Austin Contemporary Hebrew literature, American Jewish literature, comparative Jewish literatures, Mizrahi writing, women's writing in Israel

Daniel Magilow, University of Tennessee (Review Editor) German-Jewish Studies, Weimar and Nazi Germany and the history of photography

Joanna B. Michlic, Lehigh University History and culture of East European Jewry, Polish-Jewish relations in the modern era, the Holocaust and its memory in Eastern Europe, nationalism and minorities in Eastern Europe and theories of nationalism

Ian Reifowitz, State University of New York-Empire State College Central and Eastern European Jewry. Jewish intellectual history, identity and nationalism.

Anne Rothe, Wayne State University Memory, trauma, the Holocaust, German-Jewish literature and culture, East German literature, film and culture

Helene Sinnreich, Youngstown State University (Editor in Chief) Jewish experience during the Holocaust, Polish-Jewish Studies, European Jewish History

Chava Weissler, Lehigh University Jewish folklore, modern Judaism, Jewish tradition, Hasidic tales, Jewish mysticism, and women in Jewish history

Joshua Zeitz, Cambridge University American Jewish History and Identity, Comparative Identity issues, Identity Politics, Ethnicity