Johannes Due Enstad

• Enstad, Johannes Due & Finseraas, Henning (2024). Moral Intuitions and Political Orientations among Norwegian Voters. Tidsskrift for samfunnsforskning. 65(1), p. 1–23. doi: 10.18261/tfs.65.1.1. Full text in Research Archive
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2023). Accounting for Contemporary Antisemitism: A Four-Dimensional Framework and a New Dataset. Antisemitism Studies. 7(1), p. 4–49. doi: 10.2979/ast.2023.a885991. Full text in Research Archive Show summary

  Existing scholarship on contemporary antisemitism tends to sacrifice breadth for depth, typically focusing on a specific dimension of the phenomenon or a single national or ideological context. This myopia threatens to limit our understanding of current antisemitism because separate parts of a complex picture are studied in isolation, and because crucial questions about temporal and cross-national variation remain understudied. To help remedy this situation, this article introduces a more comprehensive conceptual and empirical framework along with a new dataset intended to encourage the study of antisemitism as a multidimensional, cross-national, and dynamic phenomenon. The framework provides a model for studying antisemitism in four core dimensions—attitudes, incidents, cultural imagery, and Jews’ exposure—and specifies relevant variables and indicators, thus facilitating future research and data collection efforts. To supplement the framework, the article introduces a new dataset (DIMA—Dimensions of Antisemitism) featuring publicly available data covering three of the four dimensions: attitudes, incidents, and exposure. Based on patterns emerging from these data, hypotheses for further study are suggested. These contributions are intended to prepare the ground for a new and theoretically more ambitious research agenda in the field of contemporary antisemitism research.

• Enstad, Johannes Due & Thorbjørnsrud, Kjersti (2022). Politisk meningsmangfold og ytringsfrihet i akademia. In Mangset, Marte; Midtbøen, Arnfinn Haagensen & Thorbjørnsrud, Kjersti (Ed.), Ytringsfrihet i en ny offentlighet : Grensene for debatt og rommet for kunnskap. Universitetsforlaget. p. 155–179. doi: 10.18261/9788215051017-2022-08. Show summary

  Forskningen skal være fri, men finnes det visse temaer som er tabu for forskere å snakke om eller forske på? Hvis slike tabuer finnes, i hvilken grad er de knyttet til forskeres politiske og ideologiske orientering? Diskusjonen om «venstrevridde forskere» er ikke ny, men forskning på politisk meningsmangfold i norsk akademia har vært mangelvare. I dette kapitlet undersøker vi problemstillingen nærmere ved å stille følgende spørsmål: Hvor politisk mangfoldig er norsk akademia? Hva mener forskerne selv om meningsmangfold, og hvordan henger spørsmålet sammen med den frie forskningens vilkår? Vi bruker en kvantitativ spørreundersøkelse og dybdeintervjuer for å besvare disse spørsmålene og slik gi ny innsikt og dybde til den pågående debatten om politisering i akademia, med særlig fokus på samfunnsvitenskap og humaniora.

• Bækken, Håvard & Enstad, Johannes Due (2020). Identity under Siege: Selective Securitization of History in Putin’s Russia. Slavonic and East European Review. 98(2), p. 321–344. doi: 10.5699/slaveasteurorev2.98.2.0321. Full text in Research Archive Show summary

  This article explores state efforts to safeguard national history and identity in Putin's Russia. It is argued that a process of selective securitization has been taking place, whereby elite actors have defined certain (but not all) aspects of Russia's history and identity as vital and existentially threatened interests that need to be forcefully defended. This has paved the way for wide-reaching state policy on the Great Patriotic War and given security actors an important role in its formulation. While the narrative of victory and unity surrounding the Great Patriotic War has become subject to securitization, state policy on the more contentious issue of Stalin's dictatorship has been much more ambiguous. When it comes to Stalin, the state has not sought to unify the population behind a common narrative, but rather to accommodate the value pluralism present among Russian elites and in society at large.

• Enstad, Johannes Due (2018). Right-Wing Terrorism and Violence in Putin’s Russia. Perspectives on Terrorism (PT). 12(6), p. 123–135. Full text in Research Archive Show summary

  This article introduces the case of right-wing terrorism and violence in Putin’s Russia into the purview of terrorism studies. The article explores the modus operandi of Russian right-wing militants by analyzing a new dataset, RTV-RUSSIA, which includes nearly 500 violent events covering the period 2000-2017. Compared to their Western European counterparts, Russian right-wing militants have operated more violently (with attacks being more frequent) as well as more purposefully (with a larger share of premeditated attacks). The article offers a historical and a comparative explanation. The first answers the question of why a wave of right-wing violence occurred in the 2000s, stressing the socio-economic turbulence of the 1990s, increasing immigration, ideological radicalization amid restrictive political opportunities and a permissive discursive environment, and the rise of the internet as an arena for spreading violent propaganda. The comparative explanation tackles the question of why Russia has seen so much more right-wing violence than Western countries, highlighting the combination of anocratic regime type, high violence levels, high immigration, and low social stigmatization of extreme-right views.

• Enstad, Johannes Due (2016). Prayers and patriotism in Nazi-Occupied Russia: The Pskov Orthodox Mission and religious revival, 1941-1944. Slavonic and East European Review. 94(3), p. 468–496. doi: 10.5699/slaveasteurorev2.94.3.0468. Show summary

  This article explores the social, cultural and political dimensions of religious revival in German-occupied northwest Russia during World War Two. Leading the revival was the Pskov Orthodox Mission, established to provide religious and relief services for the population. The priests saw themselves as Russian patriots, labouring in the interest of the Russian nation, but in opposition to the Bolshevik regime. While the clergy's appeals to the faithful helped shore up support for the occupation regime, their patriotic message also kindled a popular sense of Russian national identity which could easily fuel anti-German attitudes in the minds of the growing number of people who came to see Nazi Germany as the greater evil.

• Enstad, Johannes Due (2015). "Glory to Breivik!": the Russian Far Right and the 2011 Norway Attacks. Terrorism and Political Violence. doi: 10.1080/09546553.2015.1008629.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2011). Putinistisk historiepolitikk : oppussing av fortiden i Putins Russland. Nordisk Østforum. 25(4), p. 321–344.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2010). De arabiske jødenes eksodus: Bakgrunn og årsaker. Babylon - Nordisk tidsskrift for Midtøstenstudier. 8(2), p. 120–131.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2010). Historiografisk forsoning? Beleiringen av Leningrad i sovjetisk og russisk historieskrivning. Etter Lemkin: Tidsskrift for studier av folkemord og politisk massevold. 2(3), p. 54–63.

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• Enstad, Johannes Due (2018). Soviet Russians under Nazi Occupation: Fragile Loyalties in World War II. Cambridge University Press. 272 p. Show summary

  In this compelling account of life and death in a Russian province under Nazi occupation, Johannes Due Enstad challenges received wisdom about Russian patriotism during World War II. With the benefit of hindsight, we know how hopelessly destructive Germany's war against the Soviet Union was. Yet ordinary Russians witnessing the advancing German forces saw things differently. For many of them, having lived through collectivization and Stalinist terror in the 1930s, the invasion created hopes of a better life without the Bolsheviks. German policies on land and church helped sustain those hopes for parts of the population. Drawing on Soviet and German archival sources as well as eyewitness accounts, memoirs, and diaries, Enstad demonstrates the impact of Nazi rule on the mostly peasant population of northwest Russia and offers a reconsideration of the relationship between the Soviet regime and its core Russian population at this crucial moment in their history.

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• Sætra, Henrik Skaug; Enstad, Johannes Due; Juul, Ane Fürst; Ida, Gram; Hjort, Jens Lunnan & Thorbjørnsrud, Trude (2023). Evaluering av handlingsplaner mot antisemittisme 2016-2023. Proba samfunnsanalyse. 2023(11).
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2017). Violence antisémite en Europe 2005-2015. Fondation pour l’innovation politique (Fondapol).
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2017). Antisemitic Violence in Europe, 2005-2015. Exposure and Perpetrators in France, UK, Germany, Sweden, Denmark and Russia. Universitetet i Oslo. Full text in Research Archive Show summary

  How often do incidents of antisemitic violence occur in contemporary Europe, and what trends are showing? How exposed are Jewish populations in different countries? Who commits these crimes? We need to answer such questions as precisely as possible in order to effectively combat and prevent antisemitism in general and violent antisemitism in particular, but we lack the knowledge to do so because systematic studies of the subject are few and far between. As a step towards filling this research gap, the current report presents some tentative findings about violent antisemitism in a sample of European countries and proposes directions for further research. Combining incident data based on police reporting with a 2012 survey on antisemitism carried out by the European Union’s Fundamental Rights Agency (FRA), this report tentatively compares the levels of antisemitic violence in different countries. The seven-country sample contains comparable data for France, UK, Germany and Sweden only. Among these countries, Jews’ exposure to antisemitic violence appears to have been highest in France, lower in Sweden and Germany, and lowest in the United Kingdom. Figures for Norway, Denmark and Russia are not directly comparable because of differing data sources. However, Russia clearly stands out with a very low number of incidents considering Russia’s relatively large Jewish population. Russia is also the only case in which there is little to indicate that Jews avoid displaying their identity in public. Available data on perpetrators suggest that individuals of Muslim background stand out among perpetrators of antisemitic violence in Western Europe, but not in Russia, where right-wing extremist offenders dominate. Attitude surveys corroborate this picture in so far as antisemitic attitudes are far more widespread among Muslims than among the general population in Western Europe. The findings presented here are tentative. More and better data as well as more research are needed in order to form a more accurate picture of the nature and causes of antisemitic violence, a prerequisite for determining relevant countermeasures.

• Enstad, Johannes Due (2013). Soviet Citizens under German Occupation: Life, Death, and Power in Northwest Russia, 1941-1944. Universitetet i Oslo.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2009). Mellom triumf og tragedie : beleiringen av Leningrad (1941-1944) i sovjetisk og postsovjetisk historiografisk tradisjon . Universitetet i Oslo.

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• Enstad, Johannes Due (2024). Det "nye" jødehatet. Klassekampen.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2024). Scandinavia: Some Cold Realities. Antisemitism Worldwide: Report for 2023. p. 65–72. Show summary

  The Scandinavian countries regularly rank among the most free and most democratic societies in the world. Norway, Sweden and Denmark are known for egalitarian values and high levels of social trust and cohesion. Moreover, these nations have stood out with their high per-capita reception of asylum seekers and refugees. Scandinavia appears to be one of the world’s more hospitable places for ethnic, religious, and other minorities. But how hospitable are they for Jews when antisemitism raises its head? The extent of Scandinavian commitment to diversity and inclusion was put to a strong test in the final months of 2023, when the October 7 massacre and the ensuing Israel-Hamas war triggered a wave of antisemitism that rattled Jewish communities. Antisemitic manifestations and their impact on Jewish communities appear to have been relatively similar in the three Scandinavian countries. The political response, however, varied significantly. While Swedish and Danish government leaders have demonstrated forceful and visible verbal support for their Jewish minorities, as well as taken concrete policy actions, the Norwegian political leadership has been markedly less vocal in its statements and reactions.

• Enstad, Johannes Due (2024). Elisabetta Cassina Wolff: Nasjonalisme og høyreradikalisme i Europa 1789–2019 (bokmelding). Tidsskrift for samfunnsforskning. doi: 10.18261/tfs.65.2.4.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2024). Antisemitism and the politics of history (book review). Ethnic and Racial Studies. doi: 10.1080/01419870.2024.2348723.
• Enstad, Johannes Due & Finseraas, Henning (2024). Er folk på venstresiden mer moralsk enn de på høyresiden? Dagens næringsliv.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2024). Norway: Know Thy Neighbor. For a Righteous Cause. p. 21–26. Show summary

  The Jewish Pathfinders project is a remarkable intervention by the Jewish Community of Oslo, designed to familiarize young Norwegians with Jews and thereby reduce the potential for antisemitism in tomorrow’s society. The project is worthy of attention because of its apparent success and its potential role as a model for similar interventions in other countries and contexts.

• Enstad, Johannes Due (2024). Det eldste hatet i en ny tid. Agora. 42(1-2), p. 288–314. doi: 10.18261/agora.42.1-2.12. Show summary

  Det hevdes ofte at det 21. århundret ble vitne til en dramatisk økning i omfanget av jødehat, og at dette er en «ny» antisemittisme som skiller seg fra middelalderens religiøse antijudaisme og den moderne epokens rasistiske antisemittisme ved at den kommer til uttrykk gjennom demonisering av Israel og sionismen. Påstanden er omstridt; en del vil hevde at prat om en ny antisemittisme er en avsporingstaktikk for å sverte dem som kritiserer Israels politikk. I denne artikkelen undersøker jeg dette spørsmålet nærmere. Først gir jeg et omriss av den ofte opphetede debatten som oppstod rundt spørsmålet om den nye antisemittismen på 2000-tallet. Deretter undersøker jeg hva tilgjengelig empiri om antisemittiske holdninger, hendelser, og jøders opplevde utsatthet kan fortelle oss om hvordan antisemittismen faktisk har utviklet seg de siste tiårene. Har det funnet sted en målbar økning, og i hvilken grad kan vi spore fremveksten av en «ny» antisemittisme knyttet til Israel-fiendtlighet? Og hvordan kan egentlig antisemittismen forklares?

• Enstad, Johannes Due (2023). Norske jøder om hets. [TV]. NRK Dagsrevyen.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2023). Jødehatet. [Internet]. NRK.no.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2023). Minervapodden: Det tilbakevendende jødehatet. [Internet]. Minerva. Show summary

  Nyhetsredaktør Alex Z. Ibsen i samtale med historiker Johannes Due Enstad, som forsker på antisemittisme.

• Enstad, Johannes Due (2023). Den "nye" antisemittismen. VG : Verdens gang. Show summary

  Mye av antisemittismen springer ut fra miljøer som er sterkt kritiske til Israel. En del forskere omtaler dette som den «nye» antisemittismen.

• Enstad, Johannes Due (2023). Russland og det seige autokratiet . Minerva (nettutgaven).
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2022). Diverging paths: Antisemitism on the left and right in Russia and Germany after the Cold War.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2022). Is there an East/West divergence in European Jews’ exposure to antisemitism? Show summary

  Around 1990, many considered antisemitism to be a “spent force” in Western countries such as the UK and the US. At the same time, Russian antisemitism was surging, leading to fears of pogroms and massive Jewish emigration. Yet there were no pogroms in Russia, and thirty years later, as this paper will argue, the situation had been turned on its head: a new divergence could be observed in terms of where Jews felt safe living and practicing as Jews. By 2020, Jews were anxiously concealing their identity not in Moscow or Vilnius, but in Western cities such as Paris, Berlin, and Copenhagen. Antisemitism seemed to be affecting Jews more severely in the West than in the East. How did this situation come about? This paper will outline the empirical evidence that allows us to speak of such a divergence at all, before moving on to discuss possible explanations.

• Enstad, Johannes Due (2022). Antisemittismen i vår tid: Hvor kommer den fra, og hvor er den på vei?
• Bækken, Håvard Swane & Enstad, Johannes Due (2022). "Et land styrt av nazister": Russiske påstander om Ukraina og hvor dette kommer fra. [Radio]. NRK P2.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2021). Documenting Contemporary Antisemitism.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2021). On the ideological and cultural diversity of current antisemitism . Right Now!. Show summary

  In May this year, the latest round of hostilities in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict set in motion a wave of antisemitic attacks targeting Jews in Europe and the US. A closer look at these incidents demonstrates the ideological and cultural diversity of current Jew-hatred. In order to understand this diversity, a broader historical perspective is helpful.

• Enstad, Johannes Due (2021). Kari Aga Myklebost, Jens Petter Nielsen og Andrei Rogatchevski (red.): The Russian Revolutions of 1917: The Northern Impact and beyond. Historisk Tidsskrift (Norge). 100(2), p. 191–193. doi: 10.18261/issn.1504-2944-2021-02-12.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2020). What is antisemitism? In Jupskås, Anders Ravik & Leidig, Eviane (Ed.), Knowing what’s (far) right. A compendium. 7Letras. p. 27–29.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2019). Russland som trusselaktør.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2018). Russland som internasjonal trusselaktør.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2018). Voldelig høyreekstremisme i Russland.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2018). Fragile Loyalties: Soviet Russians between Hitler and Stalin.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2018). Breivik, tolerance, and the West’s decline: a Russian view. Show summary

  A recent piece in Rossiiskaia Gazeta, the Russian government’s official newspaper and one of Russia’s largest, portrays Norway as a country that, while nice in many ways, is unfortunately about to be capsized by a wave of multicultural tolerance set in motion by Breivik, the right-wing terrorist. This rather ludicrous charge is not new, but echoes previous and similarly bizarre commentary about the Breivik attacks in the mainstream Russian press.

• Enstad, Johannes Due (2018). Russian volunteers in Ukraine and defensive mobilization. Show summary

  Since Russia annexed Crimea and sent troops to bolster the Donetsk and Lugansk “People’s Republics” (the DNR and LNR) in Eastern Ukraine, thousands of Russian volunteers have traveled to the Donbass to take part in the fighting. While a few of them have teamed up with the Ukrainian side, the vast majority joined the irregular DNR/LNR forces. A recent Russian study asks what made these volunteers tick. The core motivation, the study claims, was a desire to defend one’s own people. As one would expect given the current domestic climate, the findings certainly suit the official story about the conflict. But that doesn’t mean they are wrong.

• Enstad, Johannes Due (2018). Neo-Nazis behind the Iron Curtain. Show summary

  East Germany, that bygone anti-fascist state of workers and peasants, appears to have left behind an enduring legacy of right-wing violence.

• Enstad, Johannes Due (2018). Bookish National Socialists. Show summary

  If you’re gonna be a serious activist in contemporary Russia’s neo-Nazi movement, you do not drink, you do not smoke, and you do not do drugs. You exercise to build physical strength, and, not least, you read in order to train the mind and develop your intellect.

• Enstad, Johannes Due (2018). Short note on the 100th anniversary of Russia’s Constituent Assembly. Show summary

  On 18 January 1918, a hundred years ago today, Russia’s first democratic experiment was strangled at birth by Lenin and the Bolsheviks as they forcibly shut down the democratically elected Constituent Assembly and opened fire on unarmed protesters.

• Enstad, Johannes Due (2018). The strange decline of antisemitism in Russia. Show summary

  It will surprise no one that attacks on Jews occur in Russia. After all, this is the country that gave us the word pogrom. Yet it might surprise you to hear that the level of antisemitic violence in Russia, by all accounts, is quite low compared to Western Europe. Given the political climate in later years, shouldn’t we expect otherwise? Patriotic rallying, attacks against “foreign agents” and internal “fifth columnists”, rampant and officially sanctioned homophobia, a fortress mentality in which one in four say the country is “surrounded by enemies on all sides” — isn’t this fertile soil for a reinvigorated antisemitism?

• Enstad, Johannes Due (2018). – Jødetesten er irrelevant på muslimer. [Newspaper]. Vårt Land.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2018). Stolt og sårbar kjempe: Hvordan bør vi forstå Russlands stormaktsambisjoner?
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2018). Jødehadet har mange ansigter. [Newspaper]. Midtjyllands avis.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2018). Er det en klar kobling mellom den nordiske motstandbevegelsen og russiske myndigheder? [Internet]. Alltinget (Podcast).
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2018). Russland forbyr Stalin-film. [Internet]. Journalen.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2018). Ekstreme Russland. [Journal]. Apollon.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2018). Dagsrevyen / Russisk kobling til skandinaviske nynazister. [TV]. NRK.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2018). Norske eksperter: Klar kobling mellom Russland og Den nordiske motstandsbevegelsen. [Internet]. NRK.no.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2017). Leningrad-beleiringen.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2017). Fører politisk krig med desinformasjon. [Newspaper]. Vårt Land.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2017). NRK Dagsnytt. 100 år siden 1917-revolusjonen. [Radio]. NRK.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2017). Voldelig høyreekstremisme i Vest-Europa og Russland.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2017). Avdekker ‘betent sannhet’ om vold mot jøder. [Newspaper]. Vårt Land.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2017). Propagandaposøren. [Newspaper]. VG.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2017). - Mindre interesse for Breivik blant høyreekstreme. [Internet]. NRK.no.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2017). Antisemittisk vold i Europa er stabilt høy. [Newspaper]. Dagen.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2017). Religion bidrar til jødehat. [Newspaper]. Klassekampen.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2017). I hovedsak muslimer bak vold mot jøder. [Newspaper]. Vårt Land.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2017). Nuancer av had. [Newspaper]. Weekendavisen.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2017). Østfronten. Store Norske Leksikon (Nettutgaven).
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2016). Lenge leve Stalin! Arven etter Stalin i Putins Russland.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2016). Ukrainakrisens anatomi: erfaringer og lærdommer.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2016). Hitlers russiske gjenferd: Militant høyreekstremisme i det postsovjetiske Russland. Show summary

  Etter Sovjetunionens kollaps ble Russland vitne til fremveksten av Europas uten sammenlikning mest voldelige høyreekstreme bevegelse. Med terrorangrep, henrettelser av advokater og ekspertvitner og jihad-inspirerte halshugginger har russiske høyreekstreme drept mer enn 600 mennesker de siste ti år. Hvordan kan det ha seg at en slik bevegelse vokste seg så voldelig nettopp i Russland, et av de landene som ofret mest i kampen mot Nazi-Tyskland under annen verdenskrig?

• Enstad, Johannes Due (2016). Høyreekstremist forbereder fotball-VM. [Internet]. NRK.no.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2016). Rasisme og nynazisme brer om seg på russiske fotballtribuner. [Newspaper]. Aftenposten.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2016). Dyrkes i Russland. [Newspaper]. Klassekampen.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2016). NRK Dagsnytt. Intervju om russisk høyreektremisme. [Radio]. NRK.
• Bækken, Håvard & Enstad, Johannes Due (2016). Military Patriotism: An Emerging State Ideology in Putin's Russia.
• Enstad, Johannes Due & Ravndal, Jakob Aasland (2015). Hvorfor er det så mye mer høyreekstrem vold i Sverige? Aftenposten (morgenutg. : trykt utg.).
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2015). Beorn, Waitman Wade. Marching into Darkness. The Wehrmacht and the Holocaust in Belarus (Cambridge, Mass: Harvard University Press, 2014. Slavonic and East European Review. 93(3), p. 580–582. doi: 10.5699/slaveasteurorev2.93.3.0580.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2015). Laurie R. Cohen, Smolensk under the Nazis: Everyday Life in Occupied Russia (Rochester: University of Rochester Press, 2013). Slavonic and East European Review. 93(2), p. 389–391.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2015). The Russian Far Right and the War in Ukraine.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2014). I skvis mellom Hitler og Stalin. Klassekampen.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2014). ‘Glory to Breivik!’: the Russian Reception of the 22/7 Norway Attacks.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2013). The Changing Face of Right-Wing Extremist Violence in Russia: The Case of Maksim ‘Tesak’ Martsinkevich.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2013). Nikita Lomagin (ed.), Bitva za Leningrad. Diskussionnye problemy, St. Petersburg: Evropeiskii Dom, 2009. Jahrbücher für Geschichte Osteuropas. p. 29–30.
• Enstad, Johannes Due & Ravndal, Jacob Aasland (2013). Trender i europeisk høyreterror. Aftenposten (morgenutg. : trykt utg.).
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2013). Hitlers russiske gjenferd. Morgenbladet.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2013). -Viktig vitnesbyrd. [Newspaper]. Aftenposten.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2013). Høyreekstremisme i Russland. [Radio]. NRK (Dagsnytt 18).
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2013). Sovjetborgere under tysk okkupasjon: liv, død og makt i Nordvest-Russland, 1941-1944.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2013). The Putinist Policy of History: in Search of “Historical Optimism”.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2012). Historiens etterdønninger (bokessay). Prosa - tidsskrift for skribenter. 18(4), p. 22–29.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2012). Mektig myte, nødvendig myte: Beleiringen av Leningrad i sovjetisk og postsovjetisk historiografi. Fortid. 9(2), p. 57–60.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2012). A Political Mission? The "Pskov Orthodox Mission" and the Power of Anti-Soviet Patriotism in the German-Occupied Leningrad Oblast, 1941-1944.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2011). Putinist Politics of History: ‘Patriotic upbringing’ and the instrumentalization of history in Putin’s Russia.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2011). Konspiranoia om 22. juli og Israel. Aftenposten (morgenutg. : trykt utg.).
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2011). Historiens historie (Omtale av Leidulf Melve: Historie. Historieskriving frå antikken til i dag (Dreyers forlag, 2010)). Salongen : Nettstedet for filosofi og idéhistorie.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2011). Dødsleiren Leningrad. Klassekampen.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2010). Å skjønnmale et folkemord: Beleiringen av Leningrad, russisk historieskrivning og norske frontkjempere.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2009). Klaus-Michael Mallmann and Martin Cüppers, Halbmond und Hakenkreuz. Das Dritte Reich, die Araber und Palästina (Darmstadt: WGB 2006). Journal of Contemporary History. 44(1), p. 166–167.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2009). Putinistisk historiepolitikk. Klassekampen.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2008). Bjørn Westlie: Fars krig (Oslo: Aschehoug 2008). Fortid. p. 61–62.
• Enstad, Johannes Due (2008). Norman Finkelstein: Til Israels forsvar? Om historieforfalskning og misbruk av antisemittismebegrepet (Oslo: LSP forlag 2007). Fortid. p. 63–64.

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