György Csepeli (2001). Centro Studi sulla Storia dell’Europa Orientale.

This paper explores the theory of antisemitism offered in the aftermath of the Holocaust by the Hungarian theorist István Bibó. The nature of his explanatory framework, influenced by historical, sociological and social psychological modes of analyses, is explained with detailed reference made to more recent attempts to understand and explain antisemitism.

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