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Socialist antisemitism and its discontents in England, 1884–98 [PDF]

, 2017
Virdee's essay explores the relationship between English socialists and migrant Jews amid the new unionism of the late nineteenth century: a cycle of protest characterized by sustained collective action by the unskilled and labouring poor demanding ...
Virdee, Satnam
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Europe and its Jews: a Cosmopolitan Journey with Jürgen Habermas

Partecipazione e Conflitto, 2015
After the Holocaust European antisemitism did not simply vanish into thin air and critical theorists drew attention to the new or secondary forms of antisemitism that arose in the postwar period.
Robert Fine
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Jewish Fraternities and Sororities as Spaces of Resistance Against Antisemitism

Georgia Journal of College Student Affairs, 2022
There has been a continued increase in antisemitic activities at colleges and universities over the last decade. Media reports and research about perceptions of Jewish college students add face validity that student organizations are often targets of ...
Pietro Antonio Sasso, Kimberly Davis
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Religiosity, Religious Practice, and Antisemitism in Present-Day Hungary

Religions, 2019
Since 1995, Surveys on antisemitism using national representative samples have been regularly carried out in Hungary. In this article, we used data from the 2011 and 2017 surveys to explore the relationship between three types of antisemitism, namely ...
Ildikó Barna, András Kovács
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Dangerously close to a correspondence theory. The IHRA’s problematic attempt to define Antisemitism [PDF]

Conflict & Communication Online, 2022
The text focusses on the core passage of the IHRA-working definition on antisemitism. In it, it describes a problematic affinity to a correspondence theory of antisemitism.
Uffa Jensen
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The aesthetics and ethics of performative Holocaust memory in Poland

Nordisk Judaistik, 2017
This article addresses the performative dimension of the post-1989 Polish memorial culture of the Holocaust, characterised by a collaborative and audience-participatory model of remembering the Jewish victims.
Diana Isidora Popescu
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Ivan Baruch Kutisker in Finland

Nordisk Judaistik, 2017
Ivan Baruch Kutisker was a Lithuanian Jewish businessman who became a prominent symbol of Nazi propaganda and antisemitism in the Weimar Republic. Before Kutisker came to Germany he had a brief engagement as the Finnish government representative to ...
André Swanström
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Hugo Valentin's scholarly campaign against antisemitism

Nordisk Judaistik, 2023
The Swedish Jewish historian Hugo Valentin (1888–1963) founded the field of Swedish Jewish history in the 1920s. Valentin was also a prominent and public figure in Swedish Jewish affairs, as a writer, Zionist and refugee activist. This article focuses on
Olof Bortz
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Urban history and modernity in Central Europe [PDF]

, 2010
This historiographical review discusses recent literature on cities in modern Central Europe – mainly on Berlin and Vienna – which reflects the great variety of approaches to urban history and underlines the importance of urban history for the study of ...
Klautke, E.F.
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With and without Jews: Two families of antisemitism concepts [PDF]

Conflict & Communication Online, 2022
Behind the dispute about definitions of antisemitism we can detect a deep conceptual divide. The paper outlines the development of two distinct and incommensurable families of concepts of antisemitism: substantial and abstract-formal concepts.
Peter Ullrich
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