Category: Tolerance, Xenophobia and Anti-Semitism
EAJ Policy Papers, No 35 (23 April 2020) Growing interest of European “New Right” parties, such as the Alternative for Germany (AfD), to Russian Jewish immigrants, despite marginal electoral value of this group, may be ...
EAJ Policy Papers, No 30 (23 January 2020) The predominantly Russian-speaking (almost 80%) Jewish community in Latvia, which roots go back to the second half of the 16th century, today faces many difficult challenges. Among ...
EAJ Policy Papers, No 19 (April 2019) Muslim travelers in the middle of the 9th century were the first who reported about Jews living in China. The absence of anti-Semitism in the Chinese cultural tradition, normally ...
EAJ Policy papers No 18 (March 27, 2019) A dual loyalty that often implies to Jews means that they stand on Israel regardless of their country of residence. On the other hand, the principle of ...
EAJ Policy papers, No 14 (February 24, 2019) A new round of antisemitism in 2018 monitoring reports, prepared by Israeli, Russian and Ukrainian organizations were published at the end of the last and at the ...
EAJ Policy Papers, No 5 (December 17, 2018) Organizations and movements that include some degree of anti-Semitism in their ideology belong to right-wing, left-wing and Islamist (or Islamic radical) streams. This third component of the ...
Euro-Asian Jewish (EAJ) Policy Papers, No 2, (Nov 27, 2018) An acute crisis has undermined the flourishing economic, diplomatic, and cultural relations between Israel and Russia. This crisis was the result of an incident that ...
The Institute will facilitate academic and applied studies that examine the current affairs and needs of Euro-Asian Jewish communities, their social and political standing in their host countries, as well as their relations with the State of Israel and other global and regional powers. It will also investigate Jewish migration processes and the historical, cultural and political heritage of these communities.
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