Venue: A113 Samuel Alexander Building, University of Manchester Time: 5-7pm Sander Gilman (Emory University), Jews as Exiles and their Representations after 1933…
Roundtable on ‘Building understanding across religious and cultural differences: The legacies of Martin Buber’, Senate Room, New College, 4-5.30pm, 21 February.
All welcome. Questions about the event should be addressed to Dr George R. Wilkes, Director of the Project on Religion…
First event of the Astaire Seminar Series in Jewish Studies, “Jews: movement, migration, location”, 15 December, University of Glasgow
Venue: Lecture Theatre A, Boyd Orr Building, University Avenue, Glasgow Time: 5-7pm Ada Rapoport Albert (UCL), From Russia to Poland: Interwar Habad…
‘The Holocaust and the Novel: Can an Atrocity be Fictionalized? ‘ Thane Rosenbaum in Conversation, 22 November 2016, New College
Thane Rosenbaum in conversation with Dr Nina Fischer. Introduced by Dr Hannah Holtschneider. Tuesday 22 November 2016, 4-6pm, Martin Hall,…
Seminar: ‘The Myth of Jewish Power: the Paris Peace Conference of 1919’, Dr David Kaufman, 4 November 2016, University of Edinburgh
Professor David Purdie: David Daiches – a life, 5 October 2016, 1-2pm, IASH, University of Edinburgh
Location: The Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities, 2 Hope Park Square One of the finest literary scholars of…
Gathering the Voices Exhibition coming to 50 George Square, University of Edinburgh
Workshop: ‘Arab Jews: Concepts, Histories, Definitions’
A PhD/ECR workshop at the Department of Islamic & Middle Eastern Studies, University of Edinburgh The term ‘Arab Jews’ is…
Edgar Astaire Lecture 2016: ‘Jews and Poles in Wartime Edinburgh’, 30 March 2016, Kenneth Collins, Scottish Jewish Archives Centre, Glasgow
Events in Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies: ‘ISLAMIC STUDIES IN SCOTLAND: RETROSPECT AND PROSPECT’, 23-24 October 2015
In October IMES, in conjunction with the Alwaleed Centre, will be marking the 50th anniversary of W. Montgomery Watt’s inaugural…
Edinburgh Jewish Studies Network 
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