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Ben-Atar to lead ISGAP Seminar on Lincoln Center Campus

4-1.3 Doron Ben Atar FlierThe next meeting of the Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy seminar series “Antisemitism in Comparative Perspective” will take place on Fordham University’s Lincoln Center Campus on April 3, 6:30PM. Professor Doron Ben-Atar will lead the seminar on the topic of “Kosherizing the New Antisemitism: Jewish Anti-Zionism.” Continue reading

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New Book Confronts Bestiality, Society, and the Law in Early American History

tamingLustimageThe Fordham History Department celebrate the publication of an exciting new book by one of our most distinguished faculty, Professor Doron S. Ben-Atar. Taming Lust:  Crimes Against Nature in the Early Republic, which Professor Ben-Atar wrote together with Richard D. Brown, begins as an inquiry into two separate cases of bestiality brought before the courts in Massachusetts and Connecticut in the 1790s.  Continue reading

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