Key Concepts in the Study of Antisemitism

1. Introduction- Kalman Weiser.- 2.Anti-Judaism- Jonathan Elukin.- 3.Anti-Semitism (Historiography)- Jonathan Judaken.- 4.Anti-Zionism- James Loeffler.- 5. Blood Libel- Hillel J. Kieval.- 6. The Catholic Church- Magda Teter.- 7.Conspiracy Theory- Jovan Byford.- 8.Emancipation- Frederick C. Beiser.- 9. Gender- Sara R. Horowitz.- 10. Ghetto- Daniel B. Schwartz.- 11.The Holocaust- Richard S. Levy.- 12. Jewish Self-hatred- Sol Goldberg.- 13.Nationalism- Brian Porter-Sz cs.- 14. Nazism- Doris L. Bergen.- 15. Orientalism- Ivan Kalmar.- 16. Philosemitism- Maurice Samuels.- 17. Pogrom- Jeffrey Kopstein.- 18. Post-colonialism- Bryan Cheyette.- 19. Racism- Robert Bernasconi.- 20. Secularism- Lena Salaymeh & Shai Lavi.- 21. Sinat Yisrael- Martin Lockshin.- 22.Zionism- Scott Ury.

Sol Goldberg is an Associate Professor(Teaching stream) in the Department for the Study of Religion and the Anne Tanenbaum Centre for Jewish Studies at the University of Toronto, Canada.

Scott Ury is Senior Lecturer in the Department of Jewish History and Director of the Eva and Marc Besen Institute for the Study of Historical Consciousness at Tel Aviv University, Israel.
Kalman Weiser is the Silber Family Professor of Modern Jewish Studies in the Departments of Humanities and History at York University in Toronto, Canada.

"The Green/ Sullam volume leads us almost naturally to the last collection under review- in fact a small encyclopedia- edited by Sol Goldberg, Scott Ury, and Kalman Weiser. As befits such a volume, the list of contributors to Key Concepts in the Study of Antisemitism includes not only historians but also philosophers, psychologists, literary scholars, political scientists, jurists, and an anthropologist." (Shulamit Volkov, Studies in Contemporary Jewry, Vol. 33, 2023)

"Key Concepts in the Study of Antisemitism is meant to be a resource and a tool for instructors and researchers around the world who face this very dilemma. Its greatest innovation is in its design. Instead of producing a more usual historical survey of antisemitism through the ages, the editors have solicited a rich and diverse collection of short essays from leading scholars in the field about various concepts associated with the study of antisemitism." (Paul Hanebrink, Shofar - An Interdisciplinary Journal of Jewish Studies, Vol. 40 (3), 2022)

"Rigorous and wholly engaging, Key Concepts in the Study of Antisemitism is the volume I was missing during my postgraduate degree in Jewish studies. ... From a student's perspective too, the work will certainly be a welcome addition to university reading lists ... . Key Concepts also makes a compelling intervention in the field. The twenty-one accessible and original chapters encourage curiosity and innovation over rigidity and prescription." (Emilie Wiedemann, Shofar - An Interdisciplinary Journal of Jewish Studies, Vol. 40 (3), 2022)

"The great gain of the volume is that it has brought Antisemitism research out of the epistemic black hole into which the idea of eternal Antisemitism or of the longest hatred has pushed it and threatens to push it again and again. By placing Antisemitic thought and action in their respective contexts, illuminating the constellations in the occurrence of Antisemitism and determining its ambiguities