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Dr Jaclyn Granick
Senior Lecturer in Modern Jewish History (Study Leave to 2023/4)
School of History, Archaeology and Religion
- Available for postgraduate supervision
Overview
I work at the intersection of modern Jewish history and international history, especially in the late 19th through the 20th centuries. I focus particularly on politics, philanthropy/humanitarianism, and gender, across the Jewish Diaspora (America, Europe, and the Mediterranean). I teach modern Jewish history broadly speaking, including my research interests and also on antisemitism, the Holocaust, Judaic religious movements, migration, Jewish culture, Zionism, and Jewish thought. My award-winning monograph is International Jewish Humanitarianism in the Age of the Great War (Cambridge University Press, 2021).
Publication
2022
- Granick, J. 2022. Gendering Jewish inter/nationalism: introduction to the special issue. Journal of Modern Jewish Studies 21(2), pp. 133-142. (10.1080/14725886.2022.2057216)
2021
- Granick, J. 2021. International Jewish humanitarianism in the age of the Great War. Human Rights in History. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
2019
- Granick, J. 2019. The first American organization in Soviet Russia: JDC and relief in the Ukraine, 1920-1923. In: Patt, A. et al. eds. The JDC at 100: A Century of Humanitarianism. Detroit, Michigan: Wayne State University Press, pp. 61-93.
2017
- Granick, J. 2017. la philanthropie de la communauté juive américaine pendant la Grande Guerre. Revue Tocqueville / Tocqueville Review 38(2), pp. 227-238. (10.3138/ttr.38.2.227)
2014
- Granick, J. 2014. Waging relief: the politics and logistics of American Jewish war relief in Europe and the Near East (1914-1918). First World War Studies 5(1), pp. 55-68. (10.1080/19475020.2014.901183)
2012
- Granick, J. 2012. Les associations juives à la Société des Nations, 1919-1929 : l'accès sans l'influence. Relations internationales 151(3), pp. 103-113. (10.3917/ri.151.0103)
Articles
- Granick, J. 2022. Gendering Jewish inter/nationalism: introduction to the special issue. Journal of Modern Jewish Studies 21(2), pp. 133-142. (10.1080/14725886.2022.2057216)
- Granick, J. 2017. la philanthropie de la communauté juive américaine pendant la Grande Guerre. Revue Tocqueville / Tocqueville Review 38(2), pp. 227-238. (10.3138/ttr.38.2.227)
- Granick, J. 2014. Waging relief: the politics and logistics of American Jewish war relief in Europe and the Near East (1914-1918). First World War Studies 5(1), pp. 55-68. (10.1080/19475020.2014.901183)
- Granick, J. 2012. Les associations juives à la Société des Nations, 1919-1929 : l'accès sans l'influence. Relations internationales 151(3), pp. 103-113. (10.3917/ri.151.0103)
Book sections
- Granick, J. 2019. The first American organization in Soviet Russia: JDC and relief in the Ukraine, 1920-1923. In: Patt, A. et al. eds. The JDC at 100: A Century of Humanitarianism. Detroit, Michigan: Wayne State University Press, pp. 61-93.
Books
- Granick, J. 2021. International Jewish humanitarianism in the age of the Great War. Human Rights in History. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Teaching
Teaching in modern Jewish history (17th century to the near present), in History and Religion.
- The War Against the Jews: Antisemitism, the Holocaust, and Jewish Experience, 1881-1948 (Year 3 Module)
Biography
- Oxford University: Faculty of History, St Peter's College, and Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies (as a Newton International Fellow and a Rothschild Foundation Hanadiv Europe Post-doctoral Fellow)
- Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, PhD and MA in International History
- Harvard University, BA in Social Studies and French
Winner of 2021 National Jewish Book Award for International Jewish Humanitarianism in the Age of the Great War (The JDC-Herbert Katzki Award for Writing Based on Archival Material)
Supervisions
I am interested in supervising students in the areas of:
- modern Jewish history
- international history focused on non-state actors
- humanitarianism and human rights in history
- First World War studies
- Holocaust and genocide studies
- heritage and memory studies in Europe
