The Journal welcomes articles for peer review that engage contemporary moral and ethical issues using philosophical and theological methods, historical and textual criticism, and other approaches.  Articles may concern social and political ethics, bioethics, business ethics, environmental ethics, gender ethics, virtue ethics, or other areas of ethics scholarship.  While articles should make original and substantial contributions to the field, they are intended for scholars, professionals, clergy, chaplains, and anyone interested in Jewish ethics and thus should be clear and accessible.  The Journal welcomes reviews of current publications, cultural criticism, letters and comments.