This doctoral seminar provides practical instruction and guidance for publishing academic research in the field of antisemitism studies. Students will gain an in-depth understanding of the academic publishing process, from conceptualizing manuscripts to journal selection, peer review, and publication ethics. The course emphasizes developing clear and compelling academic arguments, structuring effective manuscripts, and navigating the scholarly publication landscape. Students will actively workshop their research papers with peer and instructor feedback, culminating in the preparation of manuscripts suitable for submission to peer-reviewed journals in antisemitism studies and related fields.