BLThe first comprehensive history of antisemitism in America Dinnerstein draws on an extraordinary number of sources and provides a cogently argued yet complex narrative for the history of this prejudice from its roots in Colonial America to the rantings of Henry Ford and present day prejudices.

Awarded the 1995 Social and Behavioral Sciences Prize by the SBS Research Institute in Tucson, Arizona

About the Author
Leonard Dinnerstein is Professor of History at the University of Arizona. His books include The Leo Frank Case, America and the Survivors of the Holocaust, and Natives and Strangers.

Reviews
Dinnerstein has delved into a number of differenct disciplines, including theology, psychology and sociology. Equally impressive in scope is his use of original archival sources...following the dearth of Jacob Rader Marcus, Dinnerstien should rightfully inherit his title as the greatest living historian of American Jews. This book will no doubt become a benchmark for future historians. * Patterns of Prejudice *


Awards
Winner of Awarded the 1995 Social and Behavioral Sciences Prize by the SBS Research Institute in Tucson, Arizona.



Book Information
ISBN 9780195101126
Author Leonard Dinnerstein
Format Paperback
Page Count 400
Imprint Oxford University Press Inc
Publisher Oxford University Press Inc
Weight(grams) 590g
Dimensions(mm) 232mm * 152mm * 25mm