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According to Wikipedia , David Hirsh is a Senior Lecturer in Sociology at Goldsmiths, University of London, and co-founder of Engage, a campaign against the academic boycott of Israel. Early life and education Hirsh was raised in a Jewish family in Highgate, London and attended Highgate School until he was 15, when he persuaded his parents to allow him to transfer to Woodhouse Grammar School. For several years, he was a member of the Trotskyist Alliance for Workers' Liberty and, during the 1980s, a leading activist in the National Organisation of Labour Students. He briefly studied Physics at Sheffield University, then worked as a driver for several years. He is a graduate of City University, London and holds an M.A. in Philosophy and Social Theory and a PhD from the University of Warwick, writing his dissertation on Crimes Against Humanity and International Law.
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(2010) (121)It’s not only English: Effects of other individual factors on English language learning and academic learning of ESL international students in Australia (2013) Contemporary Left Antisemitism (2017) Teaching Academic Writing: An Introduction for Teachers of Second Language Writers (2009) Teaching Academic Writing (2009) English language, academic support and academic outcomes: A discussion paper (2007) (36)Law Against Genocide: Cosmopolitan Trials (2003) Anti‐Zionism and Antisemitism: Cosmopolitan Reflections (2007) (28)Ten ways of focussing on science-specific vocabulary in EAP classrooms (2009) (20)Vocabulary growth in an English as a foreign language context (2009) (16)Accusations of malicious intent in debates about the Palestine-Israel conflict and about antisemitismThe Livingstone Formulation, ‘playing the antisemitism card’ and contesting the boundaries of antiracist discourse (2010) (13)Hostility to Israel and Antisemitism: Toward a Sociological Approach (2013) (12)Current perspectives in second language vocabulary research (2012) Acoustic Analyses of Speech Sounds and Rhythms in Japanese- and English-Learning Infants (2013) Academic Vocabulary in Context (2010) Violent Extremist Tactics and the Ideology of the Sectarian Far Left (2019) (7)The AzAs (Antizionist Antisemitism) Scale: Measuring Antisemitism as Expressed in Relation to Israel and Its Supporters (2019) The Trial of Andrei Sawoniuk: Holocaust Testimony under Cross-Examination (2001) Accommodating Diversity (2004) Chapter 1. How Raising the Issue of Antisemitism Puts You Outside the Community of the Progressive: The Livingstone Formulation (2017) Endangered Languages, Knowledge Systems and Belief Systems (2013) The Corbyn left: the politics of position and the politics of reason (2015) (3)Unjust, unhelpful: arguments against the academic boycott of Israel (2008) (3)Defining antisemitism down: The EUMC working definition and its disavowal by the university & college union (2012) (2)The Generalized Antisemitism (GeAs) Scale: Validity and Factor Structure (2022) CHEN-CHUN LIN / DAVID HIRSH Manipulating Instructional Method: The Effect on Productive Vocabulary Use 117 (2012) Against the "Academic Intifada" (2005) DAVID HIRSH Vocabulary Research: Current Themes, New Directions 13 (2012) Cosmopolitanism – By R. Fine (2010) HUA ZHONG Multidimensional Vocabulary Knowledge: Development from Receptive to Productive Use 23 (2012) Jew Hate and Today's Left (2016) (1)Stop accusing the Jewish community of conspiring against the left (2018) (1)Mr Corbyn, time to say you were wrong (2015) (1)Durban Antizionism: Its Sources, Its Impact, and Its Relation to Older Anti-Jewish Ideologies (2022) The Livingstone Formulation fails to rescue Livingstone (2016) (1)The Generalised Antisemitism (GeAs) Scale: A Questionnaire Instrument for Measuring Antisemitism as Expressed in Relation Both to Jews and to Israel (2022) Explorations in Second Language Vocabulary Research (2018) Second language and cognition: Conceptual categorization of count/mass nouns in english with Japanese university students (2011) (1)‘Civility’ in contemporary debates about antisemitism (2014) (1)Brexit and Corbynism could lead to a crisis of UK democracy (2018) (1)Submission to the Shami Chakrabarti Inquiry into Antisemitism in the Labour Party (2016) (1)Whitewashed: Anti-Semitism in the Labour Party (2017) (1)How the Word “Zionist” Functions in Antisemitic Vocabulary (2021) The American Studies Association boycott resolution, academic freedom and the myth of the institutional boycott (2014) (1)Dangerous lure of the modern populist parties (2019) (1)Inner-Ring Suburban Stability Through Regional Collaboration: A Case Study of the Cleveland and Chicago Metropolitan Areas (2016) (0)4. Language policy 67 (2014) Notes on Contributors 179 (2012) 6. Knowledge systems 101 (2014) 1. Introduction 9 (2014) 9. Conclusion 123 (2014) Teaching/Developing Vocabulary Through Word Origins, Root Words, Prefixes and Suffixes (2018) Do not confine Jews to the couch (2009) (0)Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) and Antisemitism (2012) (0)Sociological method and antisemitism (2017) 2. Language situation 17 (2014) The crescendo of antisemitism in Corbyn’s Labour Party and the Chakrabarti Inquiry (2017) Index of languages 145 (2014) Section 4 Corpus-based Research 149 (2012) YU-TSE LEE / DAVID HIRSH Quality and Quantity of Exposure in L2 Vocabulary Learning 79 (2012) Vocabulary and Second Language Writing (2021) Wistrich on Dreyfus (2019) (0)CHAPTER 1. Contemporary Struggles over Defining Antisemitism (2019) Portia, Shylock and the exclusion of Israeli actors from the global cultural community (2012) (0)Remembering Esti Webman (1947–2020) (2020) 3. Endangered languages 51 (2014) Chip Berlet interviews David Hirsh on Contemporary Antisemitism and Conspiracy Theory (2012) (0)The most threatening form of anti-Semitism in Britain today (2015) (0)Ronnie Fraser v UCU : Taking the union to court for antisemitism (2017) Ethnicity should have nothing to do with football identity (2013) (0)Forced Out: The Labour Antisemitism Resignation Letters (2019) (0)Struggles over defining antisemitism (2017) On Studies on Jewish left anti-Zionism (2014) (0)Arthur J. Helfet. (1988) (0)Contemporary Struggles over Defining Antisemitism (2019) (0)Section 1 The Research Field 11 (2012) Adaptation to undergraduate study by international students using a direct entry foundation college pathway (2011) (0)So how does it work, the quenelle? (2014) (0)It’s not about Israel, stupid (2007) (0)DAVID HIRSH Introduction 7 (2012) The campaign for an academic boycott of Israel (2017) Jews as canaries and hawks (2009) (0)Occupation, not apartheid (2008) (0)In Memory of Pete Newbon (2022) Ken Livingstone and the Livingstone Formulation (2017) Labour’s intersection of antisemitism and misogyny (2019) (0)Israel is not an idea which requires justification, it is a nation state forged by history (2011) (0)7. Belief systems 111 (2014) Book reviews (2009) Section 3 Conditions for Learning 77 (2012) Antisemitism is predicted by anti-hierarchical aggression, totalitarianism, and belief in malevolent global conspiracies (2023) The coming of age of cosmopolitan law : crimes against humanity and their prosecution (2001) (0)In Memoriam: Robert S. Wistrich, 1945–2015 (2019) CHEN-CHUN LIN The Nature of Word Learnability in L2 Contexts 57 (2012) Why antisemitism and populism go hand-in-hand (2019) (0)If Corbyn wins (2015) (0)The UK Election 2019 | Corbyn’s legacy is that political antisemitism has re-entered the British mainstream (2019) (0)No such thing as victimless boycott (2011) (0)Struggles over the Boundaries of Legitimate Discourse: Antisemitism and Bad-Faith Allegations (2013) (0)A reply to Neve Gordon by David Hirsh (2010) (0)Section 2 Constructs of Vocabulary Knowledge 21 (2012) Ho Tam : Installation/Paintings = Ho Tam : Installation, peintures (1995) (0)WARREN MATSUOKA Searching for the Right Words: Creating Word Lists to Inform EFL Learning 151 (2012) Cosmopolitan Law, Agency and Narrative (2006) 8. Preserving cultural identity 119 (2014) 5. Language revitalization 81 (2014) The rise of Jeremy Corbyn and how tolerance of antisemitism came to function as a marker of belonging (2017) Violent extremist tactics and the ideology of the far left (2019) (0)More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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