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The IHRA’s Careless Conflations on Antisemitism (and Few Alternatives)
In this post, Moshe Behar critiques the recent letter sent by English Secretary of State Gavin Williamson to university chancellors instructing them to adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliances’ (IHRA) definition of antisemitism. Behar contends that the definition of antisemitism that the IHRA has put forward is meant to squash legitimate
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Reflecting on the research process for Holocaust Remembrance between the National and the Transnational (HRNT), which explores and analyzes the significance of the European and global politics of the commemoration of the Holocaust and Nazi-era crimes in ...
Larissa Allwork
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A Case of Thyroid Storm Following Herpes Zoster Infection
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In this essay, Moshe Behar reflects on the question: Can there be Arab Jews? He answers in the affirmative and supports his position by historically tracing the meaning of Arab identity from the early twentieth century onward. He further contends that the political realm has heretofore been undervalued in historical accounts of Arab identity and in ...
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Why the 2010 Equality Act does not make the IHRA Definition of Antisemitism redundant [PDF]
Klaff, Lesley, Spitz, Derek
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Ihmeellinen ihra : energiavarannosta monimuotoiseksi aineenvaihdunnan säätelijäksi
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Next generation challenges: An overview of harm reduction 2010, IHRA's 21st conference
International Journal of Drug Policy, 2011IHRA’s 21st international conference was held in harm reducion’s ‘spiritual home’ Liverpool, England, from the 25 to 29th of pril 2010. The first International Conference on the Reduction of rug RelatedHarmwas held in Liverpool in 1990, during a pioneerng and formative era of harm reduction (Ashton& Seymour, 2010).
Jim Mcveigh
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‘Towards a Global Approach’–An overview of Harm Reduction 2008: IHRA’s 19th International Conference
International Journal of Drug Policy, 2009‘Towards a Global Approach’–An overview of Harm Reduction 2008: IHRA’s 19th International Conference Suzanne Fraser a, Max Hopwood b, Annie Madden c, Carla Treloar b,∗ a Centre for Women’s Studies and Gender Research, School of Political and Social Inquiry, Faculty of Arts, Monash University, Australia b National Centre in HIV Social Research, The ...
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