David Miller (Powerbase): articles on Zionism in Scotland

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List of David Miller's published articles on Zionism in Scotland

The cloisters below Bute Hall at the University of Glasgow, used to illustrate David Miller's March 2022 article in The Electronic Intifada. Photo: Michael Harris, 16 June 2011, own work, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0.[1]

This is a numbered list of articles by the sociologist David Miller on Zionism, Jewish communal politics and the Israel lobby in Scotland, in chronological order of first publication. Official republications, including posts on Tracking Power, are noted against the same item and are not numbered separately. The two Celtic Football Club investigations were written with Jill Thomson.

This page is a thematic companion to the per-outlet indexes listed at David Miller (Powerbase): articles. Nothing on this draft is a substitute for citing the original publications.

Articles

Published articles on Zionism in Scotland
No. Date Title First published Also published
1 22 March 2022[2] How Glasgow university smeared its own journal as anti-Semitic The Electronic Intifada[3]
2 19 January 2024 Hail, Hail the Green Brigade Al Mayadeen English[4] Tracking Power, 26 January 2024
3 23 February 2025 The rise and fall of Zionism in Scotland, part 1 Al Mayadeen English[5] Tracking Power, 10 March 2025
4 18 June 2025 The Caledonian Cousinhood: How the Zionist Movement Embedded Itself in Scottish Life MintPress News[6] Tracking Power, 23 August 2025
5 19 July 2025 Neighbours: Inside the tight-knit Caledonian Cousinhood of Scottish Zionism Press TV[7] Tracking Power, 15 October 2025
6 21 July 2025 Scottish Zionism’s Inner Circle: The Caledonian Cousinhood That Bankrolls Occupation and Genocide MintPress News[8] Tracking Power, 28 August 2025
7 30 September 2025 The Day that Celtic Football Club Played To Raise Money for Land Theft in Palestine UK Column; with Jill Thomson[9] Tracking Power, 7 November 2025
8 2 October 2025 A Paradise for Zionism? Celtic Park in the 1990s and 2000s UK Column; with Jill Thomson[10] Tracking Power, 12 December 2025
9 13 November 2026 Glasgow’s students stand with Palestine. Why doesn’t the university’s leadership? Al Mayadeen English[11]

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ Michael Harris, Glasgow University Cloisters Wikimedia Commons, 16 June 2011, CC BY-SA 3.0, accessed 14 November 2026.
  2. ↑ The Electronic Intifada lists the article under March 2022 and does not print a day on the page. 22 March 2022 is taken from the first Internet Archive capture of the URL (12:43 UTC that day) and the timestamp on the lead image (11:56 UTC). Asa Winstanley, Palestine is Still the Issue #48 Asa Winstanley (Substack), 25 March 2022, accessed 14 November 2026, already referred to it as Miller's latest article for the outlet.
  3. ↑ David Miller, How Glasgow university smeared its own journal as anti-Semitic The Electronic Intifada, 22 March 2022, accessed 14 November 2026.
  4. ↑ David Miller, Hail, Hail the Green Brigade Al Mayadeen English, 19 January 2024, accessed 14 November 2026.
  5. ↑ David Miller, The rise and fall of Zionism in Scotland, part 1 Al Mayadeen English, 23 February 2025, accessed 14 November 2026.
  6. ↑ David Miller, The Caledonian Cousinhood: How the Zionist Movement Embedded Itself in Scottish Life MintPress News, 18 June 2025, accessed 14 November 2026.
  7. ↑ David Miller, Neighbours: Inside the tight-knit Caledonian Cousinhood of Scottish Zionism Press TV, 19 July 2025, accessed 14 November 2026.
  8. ↑ David Miller, Scottish Zionism’s Inner Circle: The Caledonian Cousinhood That Bankrolls Occupation and Genocide MintPress News, 21 July 2025, accessed 14 November 2026.
  9. ↑ Jill Thomson and David Miller, The Day that Celtic Football Club Played To Raise Money for Land Theft in Palestine UK Column, 30 September 2025, accessed 14 November 2026.
  10. ↑ Jill Thomson and David Miller, A Paradise for Zionism? Celtic Park in the 1990s and 2000s UK Column, 2 October 2025, accessed 14 November 2026.
  11. ↑ David Miller, Glasgow’s students stand with Palestine. Why doesn’t the university’s leadership? Al Mayadeen English, 13 November 2026, accessed 14 November 2026.