Michael Broyde

Michael Broyde is a distinguished American rabbi and legal scholar, born in 1964. He has established himself as a prominent figure in the field of Judaism, with a strong focus on the intersection of law and religion. As a professor of law at Emory University, Broyde has developed a unique expertise in Jewish law, Jewish ethics, and comparative religious law.

Broyde's academic pursuits are complemented by his leadership roles at Emory University, where he serves as the academic director of the Law and Religion Program and as a senior fellow in the Center for the Study of Law and Religion. His scholarly output is impressive, with over 200 articles published on topics related to law and religion, Jewish law, and federal courts. Through his work, Broyde has made significant contributions to the understanding of law and religion, and his research continues to inform and shape the field of Jewish studies.