LDB aut hors are active in a wide range of research publication. These articles are some of the most recent contributions in areas relevant to LDB's mission.
Antisemitism and the Campus Left
LDB Advisor Richard Cravatts (Simmons College) has published an important new article on "Antisemitism and the Campus Left" in the new 2012 Special Issue of the Journal for the Study of Antisemitism, edited by LDB President Kenneth L. Marcus Cravatts demonstrates how the anti-Israel bias of some progressive intellectuals crosses the line into anti-Semitism.
The Kantor Center at Tel Aviv University's authoritative annual analysis, Antisemitism Worldwide, demonstrates escalating global anti-Semitism in 2011 but a decrease in major violent incidents. LDB Advisor Dina Porat (Tel Aviv), who heads the Kantor Center, oversees this research. Dina Porat
LDB Challenges Traditional Ideas About Religious Freedom
LDB President Kenneth L. Marcus argues that America’s traditional form of religious freedom does not protect all Americans equally. Marcus delivered this research in Jerusalem on May 16 at the Israel Democracy Institute’s (IDI) International Conference on the Role of Religion in Human Rights Discourse. Kenneth L. Marcus
Best Practices Guide for Combating Campus Anti-Semitism and Anti-Israelism
In recent years, university administrators have had to face a number of anti-Semitic and anti-Israeli disruptions on their campuses. The following best practices are intended to help administrators address campus anti-Semitism and discrimination on the basis of Israeli national origin.
“Marcus can feel proud of the singular role that he has played in helping to secure civil rights protections for Jews faced with anti-Semitic harassment and discrimination on US campuses.”
Anne Herzberg, NGO Monitor, in SPME Reviews and Recommendations (March 21, 2011)
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Charles A. Small Dr. Charles Asher Small is the Director of the Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy (ISGAP), and the Koret Distinguished Scholar, Stanford University, Hoover Institution. He was the founding Director of the Yale Initiative for the Interdisciplinary Study of Antisemitism (YIISA); and lectured on the Ethics, Politics and Economic Program, Political Science Department, Yale University.
