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Rafael Chaiken is the director of CCAR Press, a department of the Central Conference of American Rabbis and the primary publisher for the Reform Movement. He was previously the editor for Jewish studies, film studies, and philosophy at the State University of New York Press. Books he has published have been winners or finalists for the National Jewish Book Awards, Jordan Schnitzer Book Awards, Foreword Indies Book of the Year, Independent Publisher Book Awards, and Canadian Jewish Literary Awards. His book reviews have appeared in the Journal of Electronic Publishing and Publishing Research Quarterly. He holds a BA from Brown University and an MA from the University at Albany, both in history, and lives in New York City.