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David Hirsh er en britisk folkemordekspert, sosiolog og professor ved Goldsmiths, University of London. Han er kjent for sitt arbeid innen sosiologi, særlig relatert til folkemord og antisemittisme. Hirsh tok sin doktorgrad ved University of Warwick med en avhandling med tittelen Crimes Against Humanity and International Law ("Forbrytelser mot menneskeheten og internasjonal rett").
Han har skrevet flere bøker og artikler om temaer som folkemord, menneskerettigheter og antisemittisme. Hans bok Law Against Genocide: Cosmopolitan Trials (2003) regnes som et viktig bidrag til forståelsen av internasjonal rett og folkemord, og ble tildelt Philip Abrams Memorial Prize for beste debutbok innen sosiologi. I denne boken analyserer han blant annet den britiske rettssaken mot Anthony Sawoniuk for Holocaust-relaterte forbrytelser begått i Hviterussland i 1942.
Hirsh har også vært aktiv i motstanden mot akademiske boikottforslag mot Israel, og er en ledende kritiker av antisemittisme på venstresiden i britisk politikk. Han er medgrunnlegger av Engage, et nettverk som jobber mot akademiske boikotter av Israel, og har vært en sentral skikkelse i kampen mot antisemittisme ved britiske universiteter.
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David Hirsh is a british genocide expert, a sociologist and professor at Goldsmiths, University of London. He is known for his work in sociology, particularly related to genocide and antisemitism. Hirsh earned his PhD at the University of Warwick with a dissertation titled "Crimes Against Humanity and International Law."
He has written several books and articles on topics such as genocide, human rights, and antisemitism. His book Law Against Genocide: Cosmopolitan Trials (2003) is considered an important contribution to the understanding of international law and genocide and was awarded the Philip Abrams Memorial Prize for best first book in sociology. In this book, he analyzes, among other things, the British trial of Anthony Sawoniuk for Holocaust-related crimes committed in Belarus in 1942.
Hirsh has also been active in opposing academic boycott proposals against Israel and is a leading critic of antisemitism on the political left in the UK. He is a co-founder of Engage, a network that works against academic boycotts of Israel, and has been a central figure in the fight against antisemitism at British universities.
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By Henrik BeckheimDavid Hirsh er en britisk folkemordekspert, sosiolog og professor ved Goldsmiths, University of London. Han er kjent for sitt arbeid innen sosiologi, særlig relatert til folkemord og antisemittisme. Hirsh tok sin doktorgrad ved University of Warwick med en avhandling med tittelen Crimes Against Humanity and International Law ("Forbrytelser mot menneskeheten og internasjonal rett").
Han har skrevet flere bøker og artikler om temaer som folkemord, menneskerettigheter og antisemittisme. Hans bok Law Against Genocide: Cosmopolitan Trials (2003) regnes som et viktig bidrag til forståelsen av internasjonal rett og folkemord, og ble tildelt Philip Abrams Memorial Prize for beste debutbok innen sosiologi. I denne boken analyserer han blant annet den britiske rettssaken mot Anthony Sawoniuk for Holocaust-relaterte forbrytelser begått i Hviterussland i 1942.
Hirsh har også vært aktiv i motstanden mot akademiske boikottforslag mot Israel, og er en ledende kritiker av antisemittisme på venstresiden i britisk politikk. Han er medgrunnlegger av Engage, et nettverk som jobber mot akademiske boikotter av Israel, og har vært en sentral skikkelse i kampen mot antisemittisme ved britiske universiteter.
English:
David Hirsh is a british genocide expert, a sociologist and professor at Goldsmiths, University of London. He is known for his work in sociology, particularly related to genocide and antisemitism. Hirsh earned his PhD at the University of Warwick with a dissertation titled "Crimes Against Humanity and International Law."
He has written several books and articles on topics such as genocide, human rights, and antisemitism. His book Law Against Genocide: Cosmopolitan Trials (2003) is considered an important contribution to the understanding of international law and genocide and was awarded the Philip Abrams Memorial Prize for best first book in sociology. In this book, he analyzes, among other things, the British trial of Anthony Sawoniuk for Holocaust-related crimes committed in Belarus in 1942.
Hirsh has also been active in opposing academic boycott proposals against Israel and is a leading critic of antisemitism on the political left in the UK. He is a co-founder of Engage, a network that works against academic boycotts of Israel, and has been a central figure in the fight against antisemitism at British universities.
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