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Combating antisemitism
JPR participated in the 5th Global Forum for Combating Antisemitism in Jerusalem in May, contributing in particular to discussions about rising antisemitism in Europe. …read more
Addressing antisemitism in Greece
JPR Executive Director, Dr Jonathan Boyd, spoke at a seminar launching a major new study of antisemitism in Greece hosted by the British Embassy in Athens on March 19. …read more
The future of Jews in Europe
There is much debate about the future of European Jewry. Some argue that it faces imminent collapse due to antisemitism and/or demographic decline, while others claim that a renaissance is already apparent. …read more
Making sense of the Census
The 2001 Census marked a major turning point in the way we understand the UK Jewish population because it included, for the first time, a question about religion. …read more
Contemporary antisemitism
With concerns about antisemitism growing, particularly in light of recent terrorist attacks on Jewish sites in France, Belgium and Denmark, there is a growing need to understand precisely what is going on. …read more
Jewish life in the UK
JPR's programme examining Jewish life in the UK involves examinations of multiple datasets, but is particularly focused on JPR's National Jewish Community Survey (NJCS), the first study of its kind since 1995. …read more
JPR on BBC Radio 4
JPR Executive Director Dr Jonathan Boyd discusses recent survey findings about antisemitism in Britain on BBC Radio 4's statistics programme, "More or Less" with Tim Harford (pictured above). …read more
Researching antisemitism
There is little question that many Jews in the UK feel rattled by murders at Charlie Hebdo and the kosher supermarket in Paris. If anyone was in any doubt about the threat posed by Islamist extremism in Europe, the realities were laid bare by the attacks, and it is perhaps inevitable that Jews across Europe will feel less secure in their aftermath. …read more
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