Modernizing Orthodoxies: The Case of Feminism
Kolech, Volume 4

Human Rights, Democracy, and the Inscapability of Politics
Israel Law Review, 2005

From Fascism to Jihadism
The New Republic, April 2002

Importance of Being Lucid
Dissent Magazine, Winter 2003

RABBI YEHUDAH MIRSKY, Lecturer in Jewish Thought

Rabbi Yehuda Mirsky was ordained by Rav Zalman Nechemia Goldberg of Jerusalem. He is a graduate of Yale University Law School and served as special advisor in the U.S. State Department's Human Rights Bureau. Rabbi Mirsky also holds the prestigious Javits Graduate Fellowship of the United States Department of Education. He is currently a doctoral candidate in Religion at Harvard University and is writing a dissertation on the ethical teachings of Rav Kook.