the anti-Semitic Nazi publication. The World Jewish Congress responded the report by calling it "propaganda". The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) called the report "hostile and biased". ADL described the authors as having "a demonstrable track record of hostility toward Israel." UN Secretary-General António Guterres distanced himself from the report, which he stated had been released without authorization, and ordered its removal from the ESCWA website. ESCWA Executive Secretary Rima Khalaf resigned in protest of the Secretary-General's order. Awards Seeing Indians chosen as book of the year by the 2006 Congress of Central American Anthropologists 1999 Prize for the best English language article from the Congress on Latin American History, with Prof. Erik Ching. Selected articles "The Generation of Ethnic Conflict by the International System". In Cris Toffolo, ed., Emancipating Cultural Pluralism, SUNY Press, 2002. References External links Virginia Tilley's science fiction stories and artwork Unpetrified Opinion, Virginia Tilley's blog UN ESCWA report accusing Israel of apartheid 1953 births Living people American women political scientists American political scientists Antioch College alumni Georgetown University alumni Hobart and William Smith Colleges faculty University of Wisconsin–Madison College of Letters and Science alumni University of the South Pacific faculty Southern Illinois University Carbondale faculty American women academics 21st-century American women