Hillel Levine
147 Bay State Road
Boston, MA 02215
T: 617.353.4428
F: 617.358.3087
E: hlevine@bu.edu

Bio
For more than 25 years, Professor Hillel Levine has been devoted to undergraduate, graduate, professional, and adult non-professional education at Harvard, Yale, and now as Professor of Sociology and Religion at Boston University. He has held visiting professorships in Japan, China, Poland, the Soviet Union, Brazil, and Israel, and enjoys the friendship of several generations of accomplished former students.

Professor Levine has written five books and many articles on ethnic violence, normative conflict and how they may be resolved. His research provided the basis for an Oscar winning documentary and two of his books are being made into documentaries and a feature-length dramatization. He is a popular lecturer, guest columnist in newspapers, and makes frequent radio and television appearances. He is also the President of the International Institute for Mediation and Historical Conciliation, an NGO organized to prevent and resolve violent conflicts that are made more all the more volatile by disputed histories and memories of past injuries.

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Books · Courses

Books

	In Search of Sugihara : The Elusive Japanese Dipolomat Who Risked his Life to Rescue 10,000 Jews From the Holocaust By Hillel Levine Free Press November 4, 1996 Buy it now from Amazon.com!
	Economic Origins of Antisemitism : Poland and Its Jews in the Early Modern Period By Hillel Levine Yale University Press; Reprint Edition January 1993 Buy it now from Amazon.com!
	The Death of an American Jewish Community: A Tragedy of Good Intentions By Hillel Levine, Lawrence Harmon Free Press October 1991 Buy it now from Amazon.com!

Courses
CAS RN 216 Islam
CAS RN 322/622 History of Judaism
CAS RN 333/633 Antisemetism
CAS RN 499/799 Topics in Judaic Studies