In this Issue
Named after the Jewish concept of mending and transforming a fragmented world, the magazine Tikkun offers analysis and commentary that strive to bridge the cultural divide between religious and secular progressives. By bringing together voices from many disparate religious and secular humanist communities to talk about social transformation, political change, and the evolution of our religious traditions, Tikkun creates space for the emergence of a religious Left to respond to the influence of the religious Right and the distortions of global capitalism, while simultaneously critiquing reductionist views that sometimes prevail in liberal and progressive circles. The magazine, which began as a progressive Jewish publication, provides intellectually rigorous, psychologically sophisticated, and unconventional critiques of politics, spirituality, social theory, and culture and is known for its coverage of the Israel/Palestine conflict, social justice issues, and the environment.
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Volume 29, Number 4, Fall 2014Editorial Board
Editorial Board
EDITOR Michael Lerner
EDITOR-AT-LARGE Peter Gabel
MANAGING EDITOR Alana Yu-lan Price
ART DIRECTION AND DESIGN Duke University Press Journals
POETRY EDITOR Joshua Weiner
ASSISTANT POETRY EDITOR Lindsay Bernal
CONSCIOUSNESS EDITOR Phil Wolfson
FICTION EDITOR Joshua Bernstein
WEB DESIGN Craig Wiesner and Derrick Kikuchi
FULFILLMENT Chanda Jones
COMMUNICATIONS Alena Nikulina and Julie Pepper Lim
Contributing Editors
Gil Anidjar, Bradley Shavit Artson, David Biale, Paul Buhle, Aryeh Cohen, Arnold Eisen, Harriet Fraad, Jill Goldberg, Josh Healey, Deborah Kory, Akiba Lerner, Mark LeVine, Ana Levy-Lyons, Shaul Magid, Ruth Messinger, Cynthia D. Moe-Lobeda, Or Rose, David Sterritt, Aaron Hahn Tapper, Cat Zavis, Stephen Zunes
Interns and Editorial Assistants
Ayana Nir, John O’Hagan, Annie Pentilla, Andrew Petonak, Christopher Wendt, Martha Woolverton, and Sandra Yolles (editorial); Kristin McCandless (web); Eilenna Long and Olivia Wise (art); Jonathan Farina (operations); and Nancy Robin Duong, Angel Li Jingwei, Irene Cantizano, and Kelsey Waxman (outreach).
Editorial Advisory Board
Rachel Adler, Gar Alperovitz, Michael Berenbaum, Chet Bowers, Paul Buhle, Abby Caplin, Dan Cohn-Sherbok, Josephine Donovan, Elliot Dorff, Terry Eagleton, Duane Elgin, Sidra Ezrahi, John Felstiner, Margaret Flowers, Saul Friedlander, Nan Fink Gefen, Laura Geller, Ann Gleig, John P. Geyman, David Gordis, Jonathan Granoff, Arthur Green, Colin Greer, Mary Grey, Jamey Hecht, Burt Jacobson, David Kim, Reuven Kimelman, Richard La Brecque, Daniel Matt, Bob McChesney, Thomas Moore, Balmurli Natrajan, Elliot Neaman, David Newman, Greg Palast, Alan Michael Parker, David Pinault, Robert Pinsky, Judith Plaskow, Letty Cottin Pogrebin, Douglas Rushkoff, Wade Clark Roof, Michael Sandel, David Saperstein, Zalman Schachter-Shalomi, Richard Schwartz, Chaim Seidler-Feller, Gerald Serotta, Rami Shapiro, Stanley Sheinbaum, Uri Simon, Starhawk, Arthur Waskow, John Welwood
