Rosenblatt’s research and teaching illuminates Jewish texts, ideas, and practices in the nineteenth and twentieth century Atlantic. His forthcoming monograph, titled Creole Israel: The Jewish Atlantic World After Slavery, takes up traditional tools in Jewish Studies - Hebrew, Yiddish and co-territorial languages - but repositions multilingualism to reconsider the historical role of Creole and African Diasporic cultural formations in American Jewish life. His most recent publication “A Prayer for Jewish Militiamen” offers a new translation and analysis of original Hebrew liturgy produced and chanted in a synagogue during the final stages of the Boni Maroon Wars in early 19^th century Suriname.