I teach a variety of undergraduate and graduate courses, but here are the core four I offer on a rotating basis.

My primary research and teaching focus has been on antisemitism and the Holocaust, and I always keep these in my portfolio. In the current academic year, I teach an undergraduate course on Jewish history in East-Central Europe, and then a graduate lecture-seminar course on theories of antisemitism.

I have recently been drawn into comparative perspectives, and this is what has led me to create two new modules. The first is an undergraduate course that explores the politics of regret, focusing on public responses to political apologies. The other is a graduate course that studies race in global politics and combines theoretical and empirical approaches.

I am always looking forward to supervising students interested in these or related topics, and I regularly look for Research Assistants among my student. Get in touch if this would interest you!