I’m a little curious to see. I like read.
“Borat” is a fictional character.
It was an attempt at humor.
If you want to get hold of Sascha Baron Cohen’s thesis, though, your best bet is to get in touch with Christ College’s library. Here’s their contact information:
http://www.lib.cam.ac.uk/University/Libraries/entry.php?select=61
Here’s Newton, Cambridge’s library catalogue, where you can search for individual theses, but a quick search couldn’t find his there. Maybe you’ll have better luck.
Thank you very much. I appreciate it.
It was an undergraduate dissertation and is therefore held by the History Faculty Library.
You can find it by going to the Department & Faculties O-Z section of the Newton catalogue, doing a ‘Basic Search’ for ‘Baron Cohen’ under author. ‘Baron Cohen, S. N.’ should be the first result to come up. (The second result will be for his cousin, Simon Baron Cohen, the noted expert on autism.)
The dissertation was called ‘The “Black-Jewish alliance”, a case of mistaking identities : the involvement of Jewish organisations and Jewish students in the Black Civil rights movement 1960-1967’.
Now I’m kind of intrigued - “a case of mistaking identities”, now what does he mean by that in relation to the subject matter?