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Founded in 1978, the Jewish Law Association is devoted to the encouragement of scholarship in Jewish Law and the publication of that scholarship in English so that it will be available for the study of Jewish Law. Members of the Association, mainly Rabbis and scholars, come from many nations, from Israel to Argentina, from Canada and the United States to Australia, from Western Europe to South Africa. The membership represents diverse religious, philosophical and intellectual perspectives, including persons who, while not Jewish themselves, are interested in the study of Jewish law. The association hosts a biennial conference at which members and non-members from discrete academic disciplines present papers, examining various facets of Jewish law: historical, comparative, dogmatic and philosophical. Many of these papers, revised and enhanced as a result of discussion at the conference and peer review, are published in the conference volumes which form part of the Association's series of publications, Jewish Law Association Studies (ISSN: 7552-0890).

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