TEL AVIV UNIVERSITY Shai Lavi Ph.D. I.D. 027913201.
Queens University offers the only global MA programme on Conflict Transformation and Social Justice. World Class Facilities. Established in 2016, The Senator George J. Mitchell Institute for Global Peace, Security and Justice is an international center of excellence at Queen’s University Belfast. The Institute fosters collaborations across a range of subject areas which allow the Faculty to.
Dissertation: Politics and the Limits of Law in Medieval Jewish Thought: Maimonides and Nissim Gerondi Supervisors: Professors Aviezer Ravitsky and Michael Walzer. MA Philosophy, Hebrew University, 1985-1989 Thesis: Theory of Action in Halakha: Intention in Mitzvoth Supervisor: Professor David Heyd. BA Philosophy, Hebrew University, 1980-1984. Jewish Studies: Shalom Hartman Institute.
Eva Jablonka is a professor in the Cohn Institute for the History and Philosophy of Science and Ideas, Tel-Aviv and a member of the Sagol School of Neuroscience. She has a M.Sc. in Microbiology from Ben-Gurion University, Israel and a Ph.D in Genetics from the Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel. Her main interests are the understanding of evolution, especially evolution that is driven by non.
B.Tel-Aviv University Hebrew University Hebrew University Middle Eastern and African History African Studies African Studies BA. summa cum laude MA summa cum laude PhD Title of Master’s thesis “ Nation Building and the Problem of Nationalities; Marxist Ethiopia in the Light of its Imperial History”. Name of supervisors P Professor Mordechai Abir Name of Doctoral dissertation Church.
MA Dissertation for Ethnicity, Nationalism and Identity. AnthroBase.com. To download, print, or. The rest live in Holon, a satellite town south of Tel Aviv. They claim to be the remnants of the ancient kingdom of Israel, acknowledging the Jews to be a deviant branch of Israel. (15) In the fourth and fifth centuries CE it is estimated that the total population of Samaritans was over one.
His research explores the social, functional and historical significance of private open space (POS) in large housing estates and how it has changed over time. Using Yad Eliyahu neighborhood as a case study, David examines how these spaces are unique and fulfill a different function than their equivalent in the typical urban fabric buildings in central Tel Aviv. David hopes that recognition of.
This dissertation is an attempt to recover abandoned pathways in religious Zionist thought. It identifies a fundamental shift in the legal philosophy of religious Zionists, demonstrating that around the time of the establishment of the State of Israel, religious Zionists developed a new way of thinking about the relationship between law and the state. Before this shift took place, religious.
Yotam Margalit is an Associate Professor of Political Science at Tel Aviv University. He specializes in the fields of international and comparative political economy. Much of his work deals with the political consequences of globalization, examining how its economic and cultural effects influence electoral politics and shape mass preferences on issues such as immigration, trade, and welfare.
Rebecca Schmidt, 2015-16 TBGI Postdoctoral Fellow, holds a PhD from the European University Institute (Florence, Italy) and has been a visiting fellow at the GlobalTrust Project at Tel Aviv University. Before starting her doctoral dissertation she studied law at the University of Heidelberg (Germany) and obtained an LLM in International and Legal Studies from New York University. In her.
Through ethnographic research, this study highlights the experiences of Mizrahi Jews around two Mizrahi communities that continue to experience marginalization: Kfar Shalem, a neighborhood in south Tel Aviv that was the site of evictions without compensation in 2007, and Kiryat Shemona, a development town on Israel’s northern border that was directly affected by the second Lebanon war in.
She completed her BA, MA and PhD in Archaeology at Tel-Aviv University (dissertation title: Towns in the Desert: Geographical, Economic and Sociopolitical Perspectives written under the direction of Prof. Israel Finkelstein and Prof. Nadav Na’aman). Thareani has supervised excavation fields at Beth-Shemesh and she currently co-directs the archaeological excavation at Tel Dan on behalf of the.
Professor Yairah Amit is Professor (Emerita) of Hebrew Bible in Tel Aviv University's Department of Hebrew Bible. She is the author of The Book of Judges: The Art of Editing (1999), History and Ideology: An Introduction to Historiography in the Hebrew Bible (1999), Hidden Polemics in Biblical Narrative (2000), Reading Biblical Narratives: Literary Criticism and the Hebrew Bible (2001).
The Normative Significance of Empirical Dimension: On the Role of Empirical Studies in the Doctrinal Study of Law. Academia Sinica Law Journal 17. Links(Open link in new tab) Chang, Yun-chien. 2015. Unlawful Buildings: A Theoretical Construction of the Right of De Facto Disposal. NTPU Law Review. 95: 55-97. Chang, Yun-chien. 2015. Structure and Style of Property Law: The Case of Mortgage and.
