Persecuted Stephen J. Chappuis Shemesh provides new perspectives on

Shemesh provides new perspectives on inter-Arab politics and the history of the intractable Arab-Israeli conflict

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Persecuted Stephen J. Chappuis Shemesh provides new perspectives onThe making of the modern scapegoat. Who gets blamed when societies feel under threat and why? In Persecuted, journalism scholar Jack Lule examines the deep roots of scapegoating as essential to human society. Scapegoating helps explain how and why people unite, shaping the ways groups define belonging, exclusion, and collective identity. Drawing on the work of Kenneth Burke and Rene Girard, Lule argues that scapegoating is not a social malfunction but