Professor Shale Horowitz

University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Bio

Shale Horowitz is a Professor in the Department of Political Science at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. His research has examined international and ethnic conflict; the politics of international trade and finance; and the politics of market transition and institutional change in the post-communist countries and East Asia. His current research interests include the role of leadership preferences in ethno-territorial civil wars, Chinese foreign policy, and Indo-Pacific security.

The UN Epicenter of Global Antizionism and Antisemitism: Double-Standards, Methods, and Motives of the Red-Green Coalition

Abstract

Since the mid-1970s, the UN General Assembly campaign to destroy Israel has been led by the Arab League, the OIC, the Non-Aligned Movement, and, until the late 1980s, the Soviet Bloc, both through member-state-voted resolutions and via the reports produced by ideologically-vetted bureaucratic personnel within the various UN bodies and agencies. The campaign will not subside unless democracies insist on equally applying the principles of the UN Charter to all member-states.