European antisemitism has been able to gain a foothold in recent years in nearly all walks of life and political spectra. While traditional forms of Jew-hatred tend to recede, new variations gain ground in worrisome ways. This ranges from intellectual
But if the new antisemitism is not tackled seriously and systematically, the European post-Holocaust societies might soon be regarded as failures, as the French Prime Minister Manuel Valls has made that clear for France. Thus the question of perpetrators and victims, unresolved risks and effective counter-strategies
This conference brings together leading scholars from Indiana University, Potsdam University and Technical University Berlin. For more details see
THE NEW UNEASE: ANTISEMITISM IN EUROPE TODAY
DAS NEUE UNBEHAGEN: ANTISEMITISMUS IN EUROPA HEUTE
Location:
Indiana University Europe Gateway
CIEE Global Institute
Gneisenaustraße 27
10961 Berlin
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