Antisemitic Discourse in Britain in 2008
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This CST Antisemitic Discourse Report
analyses written and verbal
communication, discussion and rhetoric
about Jews and Jewish-related issues
in Britain in 2008. It is the second study
of its type into antisemitic discourse
within the UK mainstream public
sphere, following CST’s 2007 Report1.
This Report concentrates upon
mainstream discourse that is relevant
to the study and understanding
of antisemitism today. To this end,
the Report cites numerous mainstream
publications, groups and individuals,
who are by no means antisemitic,
but whose behaviour nevertheless,
has an impact upon attitudes
concerning Jews and antisemitism
analyses written and verbal
communication, discussion and rhetoric
about Jews and Jewish-related issues
in Britain in 2008. It is the second study
of its type into antisemitic discourse
within the UK mainstream public
sphere, following CST’s 2007 Report1.
This Report concentrates upon
mainstream discourse that is relevant
to the study and understanding
of antisemitism today. To this end,
the Report cites numerous mainstream
publications, groups and individuals,
who are by no means antisemitic,
but whose behaviour nevertheless,
has an impact upon attitudes
concerning Jews and antisemitism
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978-0-9548471-2-8
