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  3. No. 48 (2026): Special Issue on Antisemitism Part 1

No. 48 (2026): Special Issue on Antisemitism Part 1

					View No. 48 (2026): Special Issue on Antisemitism Part 1
Published: 2026-07-31

Articles

  • Antisemitism Now and Then: Introduction to the Special Issue

    Arie W. Kruglanski, Sophia Moskalenko
    1-15
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  • After 10/7: Normalization of Antisemitism in the West

    David R. Mandel
    16-45
    • PDF
  • Does the UN Exhibit an Anti-Israel Bias? A Critical Analysis of UNRWA’s Responses to Israeli Allegations After October 7

    André Lajst, Igor H. Sabino
    46-86
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  • Antisemitism as Accelerator: Contagion and Validation Effects Driving the Post-October 7 Surge in Global Extremist Violence

    Eoin B. Healy
    87-121
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  • Antisemitism and Perception of Hamas: The Role of Significance Quest

    Molly Ellenberg, N. Pontus Leander, Erica Molinario, Ewa Szumowska, Gabriele Di Cicco, Dylan Wollschlager
    122-145
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  • From Conspiracy Beliefs to Radical Action: Antisemitic Narratives, Anti-Israel Attitudes, and Pathways to Political Radicalization

    Sophia Moskalenko, Thomislav Pavlovic
    146-174
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  • Combating Antisemitism in the Netherlands: Group Apology as an Intervention?

    Liesbeth Mann
    175-212
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Prof. John Horgan

Georgia State University

 

Prof. Tore Bjorgo

Norwegian Police College

 

Prof. Mark Dechesne

Leiden University

 

Prof. Cynthia Miller-Idriss

American University Washington

 

Prof. Julie Chernov Hwang

Goucher College

 

Prof. Marco Lombardi

Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore Milano

 

Prof. Michael Freeden

Oxford University

 

Prof. Hamed El-Sa'id

Manchester Metropolitan University

 

Prof. Sadeq Rahimi

University of Saskatchewan/Harvard Medical School

 

Prof. Neil Ferguson

Liverpool Hope University

 

Prof. Sarah Marsden

Lancaster University

 

Prof. Adrian Cherney

University of Queensland

 

Prof. Maura Conway

Dublin City University

 

Dr. Mary Beth Altier

New York University

 

Dr. Omar Ashour

University of Exeter

 

Dr. Paul Jackson

University of Northampton

 

Dr. Kurt Braddock

American University Washington

 

Dr. Michael J. Williams

The Science of P/CVE

 

Dr. Aaron Y. Zelin

Washington Institute for Near East Policy

 

Dr. Wesley S. McCann

RTI International

 

Dr. Daren Fisher

Hampton University

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