2012
DOI: 10.1080/14616696.2012.698521
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Introduction to the Special Issue on Racism, Antisemitism, and Islamophobia

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“…In this context it is important to appreciate that several scholars from a variety of disciplines have recently emphasised that 'the boundaries of what constitutes antisemitism are themselves hotly disputed' (Attias-Donfut et al 2012). Furthermore, others have argued that the concept of antisemitism is 'under-theorised' (Judaken 2018), 'poorly and inaccurately researched' or 'distorted' (Kushner 2013) and 'contemporary discussions .…”
Section: A Contested Conceptmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this context it is important to appreciate that several scholars from a variety of disciplines have recently emphasised that 'the boundaries of what constitutes antisemitism are themselves hotly disputed' (Attias-Donfut et al 2012). Furthermore, others have argued that the concept of antisemitism is 'under-theorised' (Judaken 2018), 'poorly and inaccurately researched' or 'distorted' (Kushner 2013) and 'contemporary discussions .…”
Section: A Contested Conceptmentioning
confidence: 99%