The Joint ISGAP-INSS Fellowship in Critical Contemporary Antisemitism Studies aims to foster an innovative approach to the interdisciplinary study of contemporary antisemitism and help to develop an in depth understanding in two main areas of interest:
- Qatari Engagement with Hamas and Muslim-Brotherhood elements, and Qatar’s Global Influence.
- Israel-United States Relations in the Context of Contemporary Antisemitism.
Fellowship details:
- Research fellows are expected to reside in the Tel Aviv area during the academic terms.
- Fellows will participate in weekly seminars, conduct strategic research projects under the guidance of Dr. Charles Asher Small and others, taking an active part in the research collective dedicated to developing a conceptual framework for critical contemporary antisemitism studies.
- Fellows will be expected to assist in the development and coordination of programming initiatives, such as academic seminar series and international conferences, during which they will present their work to colleagues.
- There will be an opportunity for the fellows to be part of INSS programs and activity. The post-doctoral fellows will also be expected to participate in the annual ISGAP-Oxford Summer Institute for Curriculum Development in Critical Contemporary Antisemitism Studies.
How to Apply:
- Submit a curriculum vitae, an elaborated research proposal on the topics (750 words maximum), and three reference letters, with at least two referees having direct knowledge of the candidates scholarship.
- The proposal should be rooted in conceptual and quantitative/qualitative interdisciplinary analyses, aiming to provide impactful insights into the current state of contemporary antisemitism and human rights during a period of globalization and the impact it holds.
Submit applications and inquiries to [email protected] with the subject line “ISGAP-INSS Fellowship”