New book: Israel Breathes. World Condemns: Dispatches From the Campus Front
Academic Studies Press introduces Andrew Pessin’s new two-volume collection, Israel Breathes. World Condemns: Dispatches From the Campus Front.
Drawing together key writings from the past dozen years, Pessin examines hostility toward Israel and Jews on North American campuses, tracing its development before October 7 and its manifestations in the aftermath.
The collection raises questions relevant to research, teaching, and communal discussion: how anti-Zionism and antisemitism intersect, how universities respond to hostility toward Jewish students and faculty, and what these developments mean for Jewish life in higher education.
Andrew Pessin is a professor of philosophy and former Campus Bureau Editor of the Algemeiner, with extensive publications on Israel and Jewish issues for academic and general audiences.
Volume 1: The Trajectory Before October 7
308 pages | Hardcover | $64.95 | ISBN: 9798897831555
Volume 2: The Aftermath. Reverberations and Reflections on October 7
256 pages | Hardcover | $64.95 | ISBN: 9798897831586