Antisemitism as a Field of Political Action
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Combating antisemitism is a young policy field with regard to structured state action. The article presents the relevance of combating antisemitism and its emergence as a decided state task in order to show exemplarily, using the Berlin model of combating antisemitism as an example, how it is concretely implemented in state action. Berlin is chosen for three reasons: First, the state of Berlin is the first and only federal state to have a cross-departmental concept for combating antisemitism. Second, the Berlin model is based on integrative cooperation between state and civil society agencies. Third, looking at Berlin allows for the perspective of interlocking different vertical differentiations of administration, since the state of Berlin is at the same time a large city, which with its twelve districts has administrative dimensions that correspond to those of other large German cities, in each case and in themselves. In the absence of a federal comparative perspective, the focus of the article is descriptive-explorative.
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