Antisemitism and the Russian Revolution

McGeever, Brendan

doi:10.1017/9781108164498

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“…Yet these were being portrayed by elements of the media as problematic for Jews due to a prevalence of anti-semitism on Labour's left and a reluctance on the part of the Labour Party to deal with it speedily or effectively. Left-wing anti-semitism has a long and sometimes bloody history (see, for example, McGeever, 2019;Virdee, 2014). Yet the weaponisation of anti-semitism as specifically threatening in its left-wing manifestations seemed to stand in the way of building alliances to fight against the continuing prevalence of anti-semitism across British society and against all racisms, without any suggestion of a hierarchy amongst them.…”

Section: Shobuj Sankete Rasta Epaar Opaar Korar Shomoymentioning

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In search of unbordered homelands: Exploring the role of music in building affective internationalist politics of solidarity

Bhowmik¹,

Rogaly

2023

The Sociological Review

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As racial nationalist regimes across the globe consolidate their power through their interconnections, so their efforts to divide people along lines of ‘race’, ethnicity, faith, nationality, immigration status and differentiated citizenship laws continue apace. With social media trolling and ‘fake news’ increasingly used as additional sources of power for the radical right, challenging racial nationalist narratives requires innovative forms of affective politics. One among these that can build transnational solidarity and also potentially celebrate working-class cultures is music. This article explores connections being made through music within and across national boundaries and across time. Case studies include music developed by those struggling against discriminatory (anti-Muslim) citizenship laws and state violence in India, and socialist internationalist Yiddish music – originally developed to protest against both anti-Semitic pogroms and exploitative employment conditions and currently being revived in the US, Europe and elsewhere.

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Section: Shobuj Sankete Rasta Epaar Opaar Korar Shomoymentioning

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In search of unbordered homelands: Exploring the role of music in building affective internationalist politics of solidarity

Bhowmik¹,

Rogaly

2023

The Sociological Review

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“…This, however, was more the exception than the norm, and in the case of Brazil, the support provided was about one-third of that offered by the government's emergency COVID relief support (the latter of which expired at the end of 2020). (36) In addressing the dire situation affecting hundreds of millions of workers in Southern cities, the key is to provide targeted support measures to improve informal workers' precarious work conditions and to mitigate against financial shocks. In Colombia, informal waste pickers active in recycling in the various cities received the designation of "essential workers" through National Decree 457 of 2020, following Bogotá's lead.…”

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Can cities bounce back better from COVID-19? Reflections from emerging post-pandemic recovery plans and trade-offs

Tadros¹

2022

Environment and Urbanization

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As cities plan for post-COVID recovery, many questions preoccupy mayors, policymakers, planners and developers. This article examines COVID-19’s impact on cities, drawing on local governments’ developing policies and responses to identify some of the emerging trends and trade-offs. Overall, city recovery will likely involve some transformation to land uses and real estate markets, with increasing demand for urban amenities and nature, and with policies in support of affordable housing, slum upgrading and informal sector employment, to achieve more liveable and inclusive cities. This in turn will depend on the policies, planning, finance, digital infrastructure and governance systems in place. While many city challenges predate COVID-19, they were exacerbated by the pandemic. The extent to which cities, and especially cities in the global South, will overcome such challenges will depend on political will and the implementation of targeted policies and low-cost investments in sustainability, liveability and inclusion.

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The Modern Era

2022

The Cambridge Companion to Antisemitism

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Antisemitism and the Russian Revolution

Cited by 13 publications

References 76 publications

In search of unbordered homelands: Exploring the role of music in building affective internationalist politics of solidarity

In search of unbordered homelands: Exploring the role of music in building affective internationalist politics of solidarity

Can cities bounce back better from COVID-19? Reflections from emerging post-pandemic recovery plans and trade-offs

The Modern Era

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