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Latest Research Papers

"The Future of Campus Antisemitism After October 7th" by Cary Nelson

"The Racialization of American Jews and Antisemitism on College Campuses" by Mara Lee Grayson

"From Chants to Change: German Soccer's Unique Response to Antisemitism Post-October 7" by Pavel Brunssen and Andrei Markovits

"How the Media Promote Antisemitism: Reality versus Narrative" by Bernard Harrison
"October 7th and the Shoah" by Matthias Küntzel
"Locating the 'Jew' in the Early Islamic Textual Tradition" by Aaron M. Hagler

"The Antisemitic Discourse of a "Friend of the Jewish People": Why Putin's Russia Slides Again into the Trap of Antisemitism" by Yaron Gamburg

The Institute for the Study of Contemporary Antisemitism (ISCA) publishes online research articles that reflect multidisciplinary fields, contribute to expanding the body of knowledge on antisemitism, and aim to enhance dialogue among scholars, educators, policy makers, and the public. The views expressed in these articles are not necessarily those of ICSA's faculty and staff and other affiliated researchers. Questions regarding the content of individual contributions and research reports should be directed to the authors.

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Email: rosenfel@indiana.edu

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The ISCA Beinner Family Research Series on Antisemitism

Antisemitism has revived energetically in our day and is more pervasive and more threatening than it has been for many years. That is especially so since the Hamas pogrom of October 7, 2023 and the marked increase in anti-Israel and antisemitic activity since then.

In order to effectively confront this hatred, it is first necessary to understand it. Not everyone does. To help more people gain insights into today’s anti-Jewish hostility, we are inaugurating the Beinner Family Series of Research Papers: “Antisemitism: Before and After October 7.”

This is an ambitious series, with 10 papers already commissioned. You will find the first of these, Cary Nelson’s “The Future of Campus Antisemitism after October 7,” attached. Others will soon follow. All represent the thinking of leading scholars in the field and focus on the most salient features of today’s growing animosity toward Jews and Israel.

We appreciate your joining us in advancing knowledge of the threats before us. Our new Beinner Family Series of Research Papers on antisemitism is intended to do just that. We trust you will benefit from reading the papers and thank you for sharing them with others.

Professor Alvin Rosenfeld, Director, ISCA

Professor Günther Jikeli, Associate Director, ISCA

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