As Jewish political studies emerged as an acknowledged academic discipline, the Jewish Political Studies Review, a semi-annual publication founded in 1989 by Prof. Daniel J. Elazar, has featured scholarly articles on Jewish political institutions and behavior, Jewish political thought, and Jewish public affairs.

The subfields of Jewish political studies include: Jewish Political Thought; Religious Movements, Ideologies and Public Persuasions; Defining the Boundaries of Jewish Society; Jewish Political Culture; Jewish Political Behavior; Jewish Political Organization; Jewish Public Law; Jewish Political and Communal Institutions; Jewish Organizations and Interest Groups; Civic Education; Public Personalities; Israel; Subdivisions of the Jewish People; Country, Community and Area Studies; Intercommunity Relations; External Relations; The Course of Jewish Public Affairs; and Contemporary Issues.