Inside Chabad Lubavitch: Who are the explosively growing branch of Orthodox Jews? What do they want? How are they getting it? A case study in Argentina
About this ebook
In Inside Chabad Lubavitch: Who are the explosively growing branch of Orthodox Jews? What do they want? How are they getting it? A case study in Argentina, A.J. Soifer, Ph.D., delivers an investigative tour de force, delving into the heart of a movement that has intrigued and puzzled in equal measure. Through meticulous research and incisive journalism, the author unravels the layers of this dynamic community to reveal the complexities, motivations, and impacts that lie beneath the surface.
Within these pages, you’ll uncover:
Decoding Chabad Lubavitch: Venture into the heart of a movement that defies convention. Explore its origins, doctrines, and rapid global expansion, all while asking the crucial questions: What drives their unparalleled growth? What motivates them? How are they achieving their messianic goals?
Behind Closed Doors: Peel back the layers of secrecy that have shrouded Chabad Lubavitch. Through on-the-ground reporting, gain insights into their organizational strategies, outreach methods, and the intricate web of connections that sustain their influence.
Stories of Transformation: Through intimate interviews and personal accounts, witness the profound impact of Chabad Lubavitch on individual lives. Unearth stories of empowerment, faith, and unexpected journeys of self-discovery.
Inside Chabad Lubavitch: Who are the explosively growing branch of Orthodox Jews? What do they want? How are they getting it? A case study in Argentina provides unprecedented access to the inner workings of Chabad Lubavitch. Focused on their presence in Argentina, this illuminating investigation transcends borders, offering a compelling case study that resonates with the broader world.
About the author
A.J. Soifer was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 1983.
He immigrated to Canada in 2017, where he earned his Master’s and Doctor’s degrees in Latin American Literature and Hispanic Studies at the University of Toronto.
