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Haifa: "German-Iranian Academic Relations, Antisemitism and the Limits of Academic Freedom"

Vortrag von Jahne Nicolaisen (MFFB) bei der Konferenz "Contemporary Antisemitism"

Details zum Vortrag folgen.

Zur Konferenz siehe hier. Aus der offiziellen Ankündigung:

"CONTEMPORARY ANTISEMITISM HAIFA 2026

Contemporary Antisemitism is the largest annual academic conference on contemporary antisemitism, with an unprecedented turnout anticipated for Contemporary Antisemitism Haifa 2026 of 350 presenters from over 20 countries.

The conference, taking place on March 15-17, 2026, at the University of Haifa, is likely to be the largest international academic conference in Israel this academic year.

Keynote speakers for the conference will include philosopher and author Bernard-Henri Lévy, Ambassador (ret.) Prof. Deborah Lipstadt, Prof. Karin Stögner, and Prof. David Hirsh

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About Contemporary Antisemitism Haifa 2026

The conference will be co-hosted by the Elizabeth and Tony Comper Center for the Study of Antisemitism and Racism at the University of Haifa, the London Centre for the Study of Contemporary Antisemitism, and the Center for Holocaust Studies and Human Rights at Gratz College and the Institute for the Study of Contemporary Antisemitism at Indiana University. The 2026 conference builds on Contemporary Antisemitism London 2025. Looking ahead, Contemporary Antisemitism Philadelphia 2027 will be hosted by Gratz College and co-sponsored by the Institute for the Study of Contemporary Antisemitism at Indiana University.

These conferences aim to foster a global community of antisemitism scholars, providing a platform for rigorous research, open discussion, and meaningful academic engagement. Our goal is to create an intellectual haven amid an increasingly constrained academic environment. The conference and network will offer a space for open, critical, and respectful dialogue on antisemitism, including within the academy itself, as well as on topics such as Zionism and Israel which are related to antisemitism."