Reflections on a Year of Acrimonious Discourse
How the German translation of Multidirectional Memory helped spark a national debate
Tag: Jewish Studies
On Moroccan Jewish Politics, Israel, and Western Sahara
Understanding the complexities of belonging in a post-colonial nation
How This Book Came To Be Written
Robert O. Paxton reflects on the process behind the creation of Vichy France and the Jews.
Iran and the Crisis of International Reputation
Why the Iranian Jewish Community is Not a Paradox LIOR B. STERNFELD January 16, 2015- Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif and U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry prepare meet at the Palais Coburg Hotel in Vienna, Austria to discuss the implementation of the Joint Comprehensive …
Plumbing 250 Years of Sephardi History
A new documentary history sheds light on a vibrant culture. a Q&A with JULIA PHILLIPS COHEN & SARAH ABREVAYA STEIN Sephardi couple from Sarajevo, circa 1900. Public Domain image via Wikimedia Commons. Inspired by the relative scarcity of information and understanding about Sephardi culture, Julia Phillips …
Stanford UP Welcomes New Series Editors
Stanford University Press is excited to announce the new editors for our series Stanford Studies in Jewish History and Culture: David Biale and Sarah Abrevaya Stein.
