András Kovács (2000). Szociológiai Szemle (Review of Sociology of the Hungarian Sociological Association).

Against the backdrop of opinion surveys and qualitative interviews on antisemitism conducted in Hungary, the author considers the issue of latent antisemitism. He explores the available data to question whether a significant problem is caused in the interpretation of research findings due to the inclination of research participants to conceal prejudices.

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League for Human Rights of B’nai Brith Canada (1995-2006).

The reports comprehensively present and analyse annual statistics of antisemitic incidents in Canada.

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Michael McClintock and Paul LeGendre (2007). Human Rights First.

The report collates and analyses antisemitic hate crime statistics and reports from Europe and North America for 2006. For countries where statistical data is available, it is presented, and where it is not, newspaper reports are used to document key incidents. Some of the possible causes and instigating factors for rises in hate crimes in each country are highlighted, as is the appearance of antisemitism in public discourse.

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Ilan Moss (2006). European Jewish Congress.

The report compiles and analyses individual country reports on the extent and nature of antisemitic incidents and discourse in Europe during the Israel-Hezbollah War (July – September 2006).

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Hadassa Hirschfeld (2006). Center for Information and Documentation on Israel.

The report presents data on antisemitic incidents in the Netherlands. Analysis of the sources of antisemitism and efforts to counter antisemitism in the Netherlands are also provided.

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Community Security Trust (2008)

This report, the first of its kind by the CST, examines the rhetoric and imagery that surrounds media and political coverage of Jews and Jewish issues in Britain.

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