Taylor & Francis

Journal Of Holocaust Research

(ISSN 2578-5656)

Aims and scope

Aims and scope

*Formerly Dapim: Studies on the Holocaust

The Journal of Holocaust Research is a peer-reviewed bilingual (English and Hebrew) scholarly journal devoted to interdisciplinary study of the Holocaust, its origins and aftermath. The journal is published four times a year through the cooperation of the Weiss-Livnat International Center for Holocaust Research and Education at the University of Haifa, the Ghetto Fighters’ House Museum, and Routledge, part of the Taylor & Francis Group.

The Journal of Holocaust Research aims to promote research and study of the various aspects of the Holocaust and antisemitism and to create a platform through which our readers may access the most recent, innovative work being conducted in various disciplines and in different countries. Intended for a diverse academic audience, the journal publishes a wealth of articles, research forums, and special issues that connect scholars from around the world in a meaningful discourse about the Holocaust.

We welcome articles using different approaches and methodologies on all aspects of Holocaust research, including:

• Nazi policies against the Jews and other racial and genocidal programs

• Jewish responses to Nazism

• Nazi propaganda

• Ghettos and camps

• European collaboration

• War crimes trials

• Survivor testimony

• Collective memory of the Holocaust

• Commemoration and museology

• World War II and its aftermath

• "New" antisemitism and xenophobia in the world today

• Holocaust literature, drama, film, and art

• Psychological aspects of trauma

• Technology and the Holocaust

Authors can choose to publish gold open access in this journal.

Read the Instructions for Authors for information on how to submit your article.