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Interview with Prof. Eileen Barker: Facing Criticism in Religious Studies
This interview with Professor Eileen Barker explores her pioneering work in the sociology of religion, focusing on minority religious movements and the societal, legal, and governmental challenges they often face. As the founder of INFORM (Information Network Focus on Religious Movements), e
Interview with Dr. Lucien Oulahbib on the Challenges Faced by Scientists
While the work of scientists is already demanding, they frequently encounter additional external difficulties. What is the essence of the scientific method? Why do scientists become targets of attacks from society, the groups they study, their colleagues, and even law enforcement agencies?
Interview with Jerome Krase: Exploring the Challenges Faced by Scientists in Times of Crisis
In the ever-changing landscape of scientific inquiry, researchers and academics often find themselves at the intersection of progress and controversy. Whether due to societal misunderstandings, governmental overreach, or institutional failures, the freedom of scientific exploration can som
"Combat Accomplice" from Planet Tinia: A New Twist in the Case of Dr. Oleg Maltsev
A few days ago, several Ukrainian online platforms and Telegram channels exploded with sensational headlines claiming that a female Kyrgyz citizen, one of the alleged accomplices in the “combat organization” of Ukrainian scholar Oleg Maltsev, had confessed and received a verdict. For the invo
The Issues in U.S. Education: Interview with Professor Harvey W. Kushner
In this discussion with Professor Harvey W. Kushner, renowned terrorism expert, Chair of the Department of Criminal Justice at Long Island University, and Chairman of the Presidium of the EUASU Academy, we explore the pressing challenges confronting U.S. education and academia. Professor Kushn
Dr. Prof. James Finckenauer: How to Improve the Dialogue Between Science and Society
In this exclusive interview, Dr. James O. Finckenauer—o rganized crime expert, author, distinguished Professor Emeritus at Rutgers University and an EUASU academician—explores the multifaceted obstacles faced by scientists and researchers as they challenge entrenched interests and attemp
Interview with Prof. Eileen Barker: Facing Criticism in Religious Studies
This interview with Professor Eileen Barker explores her pioneering work in the sociology of religion, focusing on minority religious movements and the societal, legal, and governmental challenges they often face. As the founder of INFORM (Information Network Focus on Religious Movements), e
Interview with Dr. Lucien Oulahbib on the Challenges Faced by Scientists
While the work of scientists is already demanding, they frequently encounter additional external difficulties. What is the essence of the scientific method? Why do scientists become targets of attacks from society, the groups they study, their colleagues, and even law enforcement agencies?
Interview with Jerome Krase: Exploring the Challenges Faced by Scientists in Times of Crisis
In the ever-changing landscape of scientific inquiry, researchers and academics often find themselves at the intersection of progress and controversy. Whether due to societal misunderstandings, governmental overreach, or institutional failures, the freedom of scientific exploration can som
"Combat Accomplice" from Planet Tinia: A New Twist in the Case of Dr. Oleg Maltsev
A few days ago, several Ukrainian online platforms and Telegram channels exploded with sensational headlines claiming that a female Kyrgyz citizen, one of the alleged accomplices in the “combat organization” of Ukrainian scholar Oleg Maltsev, had confessed and received a verdict. For the invo
The Issues in U.S. Education: Interview with Professor Harvey W. Kushner
In this discussion with Professor Harvey W. Kushner, renowned terrorism expert, Chair of the Department of Criminal Justice at Long Island University, and Chairman of the Presidium of the EUASU Academy, we explore the pressing challenges confronting U.S. education and academia. Professor Kushn
Dr. Prof. James Finckenauer: How to Improve the Dialogue Between Science and Society
In this exclusive interview, Dr. James O. Finckenauer—o rganized crime expert, author, distinguished Professor Emeritus at Rutgers University and an EUASU academician—explores the multifaceted obstacles faced by scientists and researchers as they challenge entrenched interests and attemp
Interview with Prof. Eileen Barker: Facing Criticism in Religious Studies
This interview with Professor Eileen Barker explores her pioneering work in the sociology of religion, focusing on minority religious movements and the societal, legal, and governmental challenges they often face. As the founder of INFORM (Information Network Focus on Religious Movements), e
Interview with Dr. Lucien Oulahbib on the Challenges Faced by Scientists
While the work of scientists is already demanding, they frequently encounter additional external difficulties. What is the essence of the scientific method? Why do scientists become targets of attacks from society, the groups they study, their colleagues, and even law enforcement agencies?
Interview with Jerome Krase: Exploring the Challenges Faced by Scientists in Times of Crisis
In the ever-changing landscape of scientific inquiry, researchers and academics often find themselves at the intersection of progress and controversy. Whether due to societal misunderstandings, governmental overreach, or institutional failures, the freedom of scientific exploration can som
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Jerome Krase
Murray Koppelman Professor, and Professor Emeritus, at Brooklyn College of The City University of New York. After graduating from the elite Brooklyn Technical High School in 1960, he went on to study at Indiana University’s Bloomington Campus. There, after a three-year enlistment in the U.S. Army, he earned a BA in Sociology, with minors in History and Philosophy, in 1967. In 1973, he received a Ph.D. in Sociology at New York University in 1973. His Doctoral Dissertation “The Presentation of Community in Urban Society,” dealt with the undeserved stigmatization of a Black neighborhood in Brooklyn, thereby questioning unwarranted negative racial stereotypes in general.
Eileen Barker
EUASU Academician. Professor Emeritus of Sociology with Special Reference to the Study of Religion. She is an Honorary Fellow of the London School of Economics (LSE). In 1998, she was elected as a Fellow of the British Academy (FBA). Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II appointed her as an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in the 2000 New Year’s Honours list. She is the Founder and Honorary Director of the Information Network Focus on Religious Movements (INFORM). Her research and publications have been primarily concerned with new religious movements and the so-called ‘cults’.
Harvey Wolf Kushner
Chairman of the Presidium and academician of EUASU Academy, Chairman of the Criminal Justice Department and a Professor of Criminal Justice at LIU Post, Brookville, New York. Internationally recognized expert on terrorism. Kushner has authored numerous columns, editorials, and six books, five of which focus on the pervasive problems inherent in international and transnational terrorism. His best-seller Encyclopedia of Terrorism has won numerous awards.
Jerome Krase
Murray Koppelman Professor, and Professor Emeritus, at Brooklyn College of The City University of New York. After graduating from the elite Brooklyn Technical High School in 1960, he went on to study at Indiana University’s Bloomington Campus. There, after a three-year enlistment in the U.S. Army, he earned a BA in Sociology, with minors in History and Philosophy, in 1967. In 1973, he received a Ph.D. in Sociology at New York University in 1973. His Doctoral Dissertation “The Presentation of Community in Urban Society,” dealt with the undeserved stigmatization of a Black neighborhood in Brooklyn, thereby questioning unwarranted negative racial stereotypes in general.
Eileen Barker
EUASU Academician. Professor Emeritus of Sociology with Special Reference to the Study of Religion. She is an Honorary Fellow of the London School of Economics (LSE). In 1998, she was elected as a Fellow of the British Academy (FBA). Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II appointed her as an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in the 2000 New Year’s Honours list. She is the Founder and Honorary Director of the Information Network Focus on Religious Movements (INFORM). Her research and publications have been primarily concerned with new religious movements and the so-called ‘cults’.
Harvey Wolf Kushner
Chairman of the Presidium and academician of EUASU Academy, Chairman of the Criminal Justice Department and a Professor of Criminal Justice at LIU Post, Brookville, New York. Internationally recognized expert on terrorism. Kushner has authored numerous columns, editorials, and six books, five of which focus on the pervasive problems inherent in international and transnational terrorism. His best-seller Encyclopedia of Terrorism has won numerous awards.