Contributors
- Contributors
Janet Krasner Aronson is a graduate research associate at the Cohen Center for Modern Jewish Studies and a PhD student at the Heller School for Social Policy and Management at Brandeis University.
Yuval Benziman is a post-doc fellow in the Department of Communication and Journalism at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. His recent publications include: "'We Were on the Beach'—The Israeli 'Lebanon Case' Movies Made after the Second Lebanon War," Theory and Criticism 41 (2013) [Hebrew]; "More Real than Reality: Israeli Prose Fiction of the 1980s Dealing with the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict," Israel Studies Review 26.1 (2011); "Contradictory Representation of the IDF in Cultural Texts of the 1980's," in Militarism and Israeli Society, ed. Gabriel Sheffer and Oren Barak (Bloomington, IN, 2010).
Yitzhak Greenberg is Associate Professor of Israel History at Beit Berl College. His recent publications include: Pinchas Sapir: An Economic and Political Biography (Tel-Aviv, 2011) [Hebrew]; and "Pinchas Sapir and Industrialization in Development Towns," in Development Towns, eds. Zvi Zameret, Aviva Halamish, and Esther Meir-Glitzenstein (Jerusalem, 2009) [Hebrew].
Daphna Hacker is Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Law and in the Gender Studies Program at Tel-Aviv University. Her recent publications include: Family Issues through the Lens of the Law (Tel-Aviv, 2012) [Hebrew]; "Religious Tribunals in Democratic States: Lesson from the Israeli Rabbinical Courts," Journal of Law and Religion 27.1 (2012); "Law and Society Jurisprudence," Cornell Law Review 96 (2011); "Soulless Wills," Law and Social Inquiry 35.4 (2010); "The Gendered Dimensions of Inheritance: Empirical Food for Legal Thought," Journal of Empirical Legal Studies 7.2 (2010).
Annette Koren is a Research Scientist at the Cohen Center for Modern Jewish Studies at Brandeis University. Her publications include: The Summer Institute for Israel Studies: 2004-2012, co-authored with Matthew Boxer (Waltham, MA, 2012); Making the Most of Taglit: Combined Jewish Philanthropies IACT Initiative, A Program Evaluation, co-authored [End Page 179] with Theodore Sasson, et al. (Waltham, MA: 2010); Searching for the Study of Israel: A Report on the Teaching of Israel on U.S. College Campuses 2008-09, co-authored with Emily Einhorn (Waltham, MA, 2009); and Expanding the Study of Israel on Campus: The American-Israeli Cooperative Enterprise 2005-2009, co-authored with Emily Einhorn (Waltham, MA, 2010).
Pnina Lahav is Professor of Law at Boston University. Her recent publications include: "American Influence on Israeli Law: Freedom of Expression," in Six Decades of U.S.-Israeli Relations, ed. Robert O. Freedman (Boulder, CO, 2011); "American Moment[s]: When, How, and Why Did Israeli Law Faculties Come to Resemble Elite U.S. Law Schools?" Theoretical Inquiries in Law 10 (2009); "Israel's Supreme Court," in Contemporary Israel: Domestic Politics, Foreign Policy, and Security Challenges, ed. Robert O. Freedman (Boulder, CO, 2008); "A Chandelier for Women—A Tale about the Diaspora Museum and Maurycy Gottlieb's 'Day of Atonement' Jews Praying on Yom Kippur," Israel Studies 11.1 (2006).
Rafi Nets (Zehngut) is a postdoctoral fellow in the Department of International Relations at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. His recent publications include: "Palestinians and Israelis Collaborate in Addressing the Historical Narratives of their Conflict," Quest: Issues in Contemporary Jewish History 5 (2013); "The Passing of Time and the Collective Memory of Conflicts," Peace and Change 37.2 (2012); "The Collective Self-Healing Process in Intractable Conflicts—The Israeli-Palestinians' Case," Conflict Resolution Quarterly 30.2 (2012); "The Inclusive Israeli Memory of the Palestinian Refugee Problem," Peace Review, 24.2 (2012); Palestinian autobiographical memory regarding the 1948 Palestinian Exodus," Political Psychology 32.2 (2011).
Noya Rimalt is Associate Professor of Law at the University of Haifa. Her recent publications include: "Law as a Multicultural Agent: Utopia and Reality in the Case Gender of Segregated Buses," Mishpatim: Law Review 42 (2012) [Hebrew]; "On Prostitution, Gender and Criminal Law: Reflection on the Legislative Proposal to Criminalize the Purchase of Sexual Services," Haifa Journal of Law & Government 13 (2011) [Hebrew]; Legal Feminism From Theory to Practice: The Struggle for Gender Equality in Israel and the U.S. (Haifa, 2010) [Hebrew]; "Good Mother, Bad Mother, Irrelevant Mother: Parenthood in Law between the Ideal of Equality and the Reality of Motherhood," Mishpatim Law Review 39...
