Antisemitism and Jew Hatred

JULIE R. ANCIS, Ph.D. is Distinguished Professor in the Department of Informatics and Founding Director of the Cyberpsychology Program at the New Jersey Institute of Technology.

• Editor Biography ixNotes on Contributors xiIntroduction 1Julie R. AncisSECTION I Psychological Foundations of Antisemitism 5CHAPTER ONE How Antisemitism Differs from Other Forms of Bigotry: Evidence from History and Social Psychology 7Neil J. KresselCHAPTER TWO Toward a Social Psychology of Antisemitism 27Kent D. HarberCHAPTER THREE Psychoanalysis of Antisemitism 49Jon MillsSECTION II Contemporary Context and Psychological Impacts 69CHAPTER FOUR Antisemitism on U.S. College Campuses: An Examination of Related Constructs and Lived Experiences 71Paulina FlaschCHAPTER FIVE Jewish Hate in the Digital Era: Understanding Antisemitic Hate Online 89Cheryl L. Fulton and Daniel BalvaCHAPTER SIX The Surge of Antisemitism in Psychological Organizations: An Investigative Analysis 111Julie R. AncisCHAPTER SEVEN When Safety Is Shattered: A Trauma-Informed Perspective on Antisemitism in K–12 Education 127Miri Bar-HalpernSECTION III Interventions and Approaches to Combating Antisemitism in Psychology 147CHAPTER EIGHT Welcoming Jewish Identity in Clinical Psychology Graduate Diversity Courses: Addressing Ethical Guidelines for Clinical Practice 149Cheri Marmarosh, Sandra T. Mann, and Kelly GleischmanCHAPTER NINE Ancestral Bonding and Combating Antisemitism 169Chaya M. AbramsCHAPTER TEN Confronting Antisemitism and Embracing Jewish Friends: The Role of Gentile Allies in the Psychology Profession and Society 189Mark S. KiselicaConclusion 203References 204Index 213