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Name: Gad Barzilai Date: November 2018

Vice Provost& Head of International School

Former Dean, University of Haifa, Faculty of Law

Professor of Law, University of Haifa

Professor Emeritus, University of Washington

CURRICULUM VITAE

1. Personal Details

Name: Gad Barzilai

Date of Birth: 1958

Country of Birth: Israel

Citizenship: Israeli

Family Status: Divorced (children: Daniel, Ari)

Telephone Number: 0545-521520 (Mobile)

Office Telephone Number: 04-8288094

Electronic Address: [email protected]

Personal web site:

http://weblaw.haifa.ac.il/en/Faculty/Barzilai/Pages/home.aspx#

2. Higher Education

Period of

Study

Name of Institution and

Department

Degree Date of

Degree

1976-1979 Bar Ilan University

Ramat Gan, Israel

- Political Science

- General History, Judaism

B.A. (Summa Cum

Laude) B.A. (Summa Cum laude)

1979

1978-1982 Tel Aviv University

Law School

LL.B [JD]

(Cum Laude)

1982

mailto:[email protected]

http://weblaw.haifa.ac.il/en/Faculty/Barzilai/Pages/home.aspx

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Tel Aviv, Israel


Ramat Gan, Israel

- Political Science and International

Relations

M.A. (Summa Cum

Laude)

1982

1983 Tel Aviv University & Israel Bar

- Specialized in public, international

and commercial law

Lawyer’s License & LL.M courses in excellent students track

1983

1983-1987 Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Ph.D. (with letters of

distinction)

1987

1987-1988 Yale University

New Haven, CN, USA

- Fulbright Scholar, Post Doctorate

Studies,

- Political Science & Legal, Social,

and Policy Studies

Post-Doc

Fulbright Scholar,

Law and Political

Science.

1987-

1988

June-

September

1988

Michigan University Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA - Political Science & Legal, Social and Policy Studies; - Advanced statistical and methodological analysis

Certificate of ICSPR

(International

Consortium of

Social and Political

Research)

August-

September

1988

3. Academic Ranks and Tenure in Institutions of Higher Education

Dates Name of Institution and Department Rank/Position


Political Science Department

Research Assistant and

Teaching Assistant



Lecturer--Instructor

1986-1987 Hebrew University of Jerusalem


Lecturer-Instructor

1989 Tel Aviv University


[counter offer: Yale University]

Lecturer


Political Science Department & Head of

Assistant Professor

[Lecturer]

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the Law and Political Science Joint BA

&LLB Degree

1993 Lehigh University

Department of Political Science &

Program of Jewish Studies

Lafayette College

Department of Government and Law

Visiting Assistant

Professor, Berman Chair

1994 Yale University

Department of Political Science

[counter offer: Harvard University]

Visiting Assistant Professor

1994-2000 Yale University

Department of Political Science and

International Security Program

Research Fellow



& Co-Founder and Co-Director,

Program of Law, Society and Politics,

Law and Social Sciences

Tenured Associate

Professor [Martze Bachir]

2000 University of California, Berkeley

Center for the Study of Law and

Society, UC Berkeley, Law School

Visiting Associate

Professor

Since 1996 Tel Aviv University

Law School

Adjunct Professor


Political Science Department and

Program Co-Chair of Law, Society

and Politics

Professor

2004 University of Washington

Jackson School of International

Studies & Law, Societies, and Justice

Program [LSJ], Comparative Law and

Society Studies

Visiting Professor with

offer for full tenured

Professor

Since 2005 University of Washington

Law School

Adjunct Full Professor

2005-2013 University of Washington

Professor of Law, Political Science &

International Studies



Program [LSJ]

Full Tenured Professor

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Comparative Law and Society Studies

Center [CLASS]

2008-2011 University of Washington



Program [LSJ],

Comparative Law and Society Studies

Center [CLASS]

Full Tenure Professor&

Pruzan Chair

Since 2011 University of Haifa Full Professor of Law

[Professor Min Ha’Minian]

2012-2017 University of Haifa Dean, University of Haifa

Law Faculty

2017- Vice Provost and Head of the

International School

University of Haifa and

Former Dean, Faculty of

Law

4. Offices in University Academic Administration

1991 Ombudsman, Department of Political Science, Tel Aviv University

1991 Member of the Faculty Teaching Committee, Faculty of Social Sciences,

Tel Aviv University

1992 Co-Founder and Director of the undergraduate program of law, society

and politics at Tel Aviv University (Faculty of Law, Political Science)

1994-1996 Chair of Faculty Research Seminar, Department of Political Science, Tel

Aviv University

1996-2004 Co-Founder and Co-Director of the Law, Politics, and Society Graduate

Program, Tel Aviv University (Faculty of Law, Political Science)

1999-2003 First Founding Director of the International Dan David Prize, Tel Aviv

University

2000-2003 Representative of the Faculty of Social Sciences to the University Senate,

Tel Aviv University

2000 Chair of the Undergraduate Admission Committee, Department of

Political Science, Tel Aviv University

2000-2002 Director of the M.A. Graduate Program, Department of Political Science,

Tel Aviv University

2002-2004 Director of the Ph.D. Graduate Program, Department of Political Science,

Tel Aviv University

2002-2004 Member of the Ph.d. Faculty Committee, Faculty of Social Sciences, Tel

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2006 Member of the Admissions Committee, Jackson School of International

Studies, University of Washington

2007 Chair of the FLAS, Scholarships Undergraduate and Graduate

Committee, University of Washington

2008 Interim Director of Graduate Program, Law, Societies, and Justice

Program, University of Washington

2008-2011 Pruzan Chair of the Stroum Jewish Studies Program, University of

Washington

2009-2011 Co-Chair of the Research Seminar, JSIS, University of Washington

2011 Member of the Ph.d. Committee, JSIS, University of Washington

2011-2012 Member of the Legal Clinics Committee, University of Haifa Law Faculty

2011-2012 Member of the Graduate Degrees Committee, University of Haifa Law

Faculty

2012- 2017 Dean, University of Haifa Law Faculty 2017- Vice Provost and Head of the International School, University of Haifa

5. Scholarly Positions and Activities outside the University

5.1 Membership and Roles in Academic Organizations

1988- 2001 Member of the Association for International Studies

Since 1990 Member of the American Political Science Association

1990 Member, ISPS (Institute for Social and Political Studies), Yale University

Since 1994 Member of the Association for Israel Studies

1994-2004 Board Member of the Association for Israel Studies

1994 Member of the International Security Program, Yale

Since 1996 Member of the Law and Society Association

1996 Member of the Program Committee of the Israel Association for Political Science

1997 Co-Founder of the Israel Association for Law and Society

1998 International Activities Committee, Law and Society Association

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1999 Member of the center for the Study of Law and Society, UC Berkeley

2001 President of the Israel Association for Law and Society

2002-2004 Member of the Executive Board, Ethics Committee, Mishkanot Shananim,

Jerusalem

2003 Member of Program Committee, Law and Society Association

2003-2007 Member of Board of Trustees, Law and Society Association

2005 Chair, Membership Committee, Law and Society Association

2009 Program Chair of the Annual International Meeting of the Israel Association

for Law and Society

2009-2011 Vice President, Association for Israel Studies

2011-2013 President, Association for Israel Studies

5.2 Editor of Academic Journals

2000-2002 Board of Editors, American Journal of Political Science

1999-2000 Guest Editor, Plilim [Tel Aviv Journal of Criminal Law]

2001-2004 Academic Chief Editor of Politika [Hebrew]

2005-2010 Board of Editors, Israel Studies Forum

2007-2012 Board of Editors, Comparative Political Studies

Since 2010 Board of Editors, Law and Society Review

2011-2012 Guest Editor, Israel Studies Review

5.3 Referee in Scientific Foundations

Since 2000 Fulbright

Since 2002 ISF [Israel Scientific Foundation]

1999-2002- Dan David Prize

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Since 2010 NSF [USA National Scientific Foundation]

Since 2012- Minerva Center for the Rule of Law under Extreme Conditions

5.4 Referee in Academic Journals

Since 1988 Journal of Conflict Resolution

Since 1997 Comparative Politics

Since 1997 Israel Law Review

Since 1999- Israel Forum/Israel Studies Review

Since 2002 American Political Science Review

Since 2002- Tel Aviv Law Review

Since 2005 Comparative Political Studies

Since 2006 Law and Society Review

Since 2006 Law and Social Inquiry

5.5 Consultation – Pro Bono [pro bono publico]

- Adviser to major public figures in planning public policy & strategy of legal reforms.

- Adviser to public organizations in planning social reforms.

- Adviser to NGOs in planning legal mobilization and public reforms.

- Adviser to international human rights organizations.

- Spokesperson of the organization of second generation of Holocaust Survivors in Israel [1984-1987].

- Legal adviser in planning appeals in public affairs to the High Court of Justice.

- Adviser to the Open University, Tel Aviv, in writing text books in the fields of law & politics.

- Adviser to international research foundations and international endowments.

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5.6 Public Voice

Essays, opinions and interviews in major Israeli and international media channels,

including: The New York Times, Los Angeles Times, San Francisco Chronicle, Seattle

Times, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Herald Tribune, Newsweek, Der Spiegel, Liberation,

Middle East Times, Life Week (China), Jerusalem Post, Globes, Ha’aretz, The Marker,

Ma’ariv, NRG, Yediott Aharonot, Makor Rishon, Y-Net, Globes. In addition, TV and

Radio interviews with Israeli, American, Canadian, English, French, Japanese, Italian,

Slovak, Spanish, Portuguese and Swedish stations.

6. Participation in Scholarly Conferences

a. Active Participation

International Conferences and Presentations (selected list)

Date Name of Conference Place of

Conference

Subject of Lectures

1989 International Meeting of the

Society of Political Psychology

Tel Aviv, Israel The Political Logic of

Israel and US Military

Action

1989 International Studies Association

Annual Meeting

St. Louis, MO Sources of Judicial

Legitimacy


Annual Meeting

Washington, DC,

USA

The Political Logic of

Israel and US Low Level

Military Action

1991 American Political Science

Association Annual Conference

Seattle, WA The Superpowers’ Policy

towards the Middle East


Annual Conference

Vancouver,

Canada

Mythical Legitimacy of

Supreme Courts


Annual Conference

Atlanta, GA Sources of Legitimacy of

the Israeli Supreme

Court in Comparative

Perspective

1993 American Association for Israel

Studies Conference

Atlanta, GA The Neo-Institutional

Facets of the HCJ [High

Court of Justice]

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1993 King’s College Colloquium on the

Middle East

University of

London, UK

The Attitudes of the

Labor Movement

towards Law and

Obedience

1994 International Political Science

Association – Comparative

Research Committee

Berlin, Germany The Dynamics and

Future of Israel Borders

1994 International Association for

Political Science Conference

Berlin, Germany Sources of Institutional

Legitimacy of Supreme

Courts

1994 International Political Science

Association – Comparative Judicial

Research Committee

Florence, Italy Cultural and Institutional

Facets of Judicial

Review


Studies Conference

Pittsburgh, PA Public Opinion and the

Israeli Supreme Court



Chicago, IL Diffuse and

Mythological Legitimacy

of Supreme Courts

1995 Association of Israel Studies

Conference

Baltimore, MD The Limits and

Constraints of Judicial

Activism

1995 Midwest Political Science

Association Conference

Chicago, IL Neo-Institutional

Interactions of the

Judiciary: How Do

Supreme Courts

Accumulate Power and

How Do they Lose it?

1996 Conference on Israel UC Berkeley,

Berkeley, CA

Supreme Courts as

Hegemonic Institutions:

The HCJ in Comparative

Perspective



San Francisco,

CA

Game Theory and

Empirical Evidence as to

How Do Courts

Accumulate Political

Power

1996 A Workshop – Palestine, Jordan,

Israel – Building a Base

East Jerusalem Sources of Political

Leadership in Israel

1996 International Political science

Association – Comparative Judicial

Research Committee

Jerusalem, Israel Myths and Mythologies

around Supreme Courts’

Legitimacy



Washington, DC National Security and

Democracy: Human

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Rights and Judicial

Intervention

1997 Conference on States’ Borders New York, NY Marking Boundaries and

Borders and the Israeli-

Palestinian Conflict

1997 International Workshop on Cause-

Lawyering

Jerusalem, Israel Governmental Lawyers

and Political Power

1997 Law and Society Association

Annual Conference

Aspen, CO Religion and Law and

Judicial Activism


Annual Conference

St. Louis, MO The Judiciary and Public

Opinion


Annual Conference

Miami, FL Israeli Communities

Under the Law

1999 Green Movements and

International Human Rights

Brussels, Belgium The Middle East and the

Prospects of Peace

2000 Lecture at Oxford University St. Anthony’s

College, England

The Judiciary and

Human Rights in the

Middle East


Annual Conference

Budapest,

Hungary

Extra-Judicial Killings

and the Future of Human

Rights



Philadelphia, PA Group Rights and

Individual Rights and the

Predicament of Liberal

Jurisprudence


Annual Conference

Pittsburgh, PA Arab-Palestinians in

Israel and Group Rights


Annual Conference

Chicago, IL Law and Religion and

Political Power

2005 West Coast Law and Society

Association

Berkeley, CA National Security,

Uncertainty and Human

Rights

2005 Political Science, Law School University of

Florida,

Gainesville, FL

The Israeli Legal System

in Comparative

Perspective


Annual Conference

Las Vegas, NV Liberalism and Ultra-

Orthodox Communities


Studies Conference

Tucson, AZ Human Rights and the

Community of Israeli

Arab-Palestinians

2005 The Abe Keller Foundation Peace Seattle, WA Nuclear Weapons, Law,

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Education Fund and the Israeli-Iran Crisis

2005 Conference on War and the

Environment

University of

Washington, USA

How to Protect the

Environment in the

Middle East- Law and

Policy

2006 Association for Israel Studies

Annual Meeting

Banff, Canada Unification of Palestinian

Families and the Israeli

Law

2007 Annual Meeting of Faculty-

Graduate Students, Research in

Political Science

Haifa, Israel Research of Supreme

Courts: Models and Data

2007 Conference on Effects of State-

Society Relations on Public Policy

University of

Washington, USA

Societies and States in

Law and its Theory


Annual Meeting

Berlin, Germany Counter-Terrorism and

Human Rights

2007 Conference on Religion and

Society

University of

Washington, USA

Communitarianism and

Religious Communities

2007 Conference on Legal Pluralism Tel Aviv Law

School, Israel

Where is Political Power

in Legal Pluralism

2007 Conference on Jewish Identities University of

Washington, USA

The Boundaries of

Jewish Identities: The

Question of ‘Who is a

Jew’?



Chicago, IL Non-Liberal Religious

Communities in

Liberalism

2008 Western Law and Society

Association Retreat

Hawaii The Zeitgeist of

Uncertainty, Counter-

Terrorism and Human

Rights

2008 Israel Association for Law and

Society International Conference

Jerusalem The Language of Rights:

Why Divided Societies

as Israel and India

Survived as Democracies

2009 Conference on Non-State Religious

Agents and Democracy

University of

Washington, USA

Civil Society, Rights and

Non-Liberal Religious

Communities


Annual Conference

Denver, CO Where is Political Power

in Cultural Relativism

2009 Conference on Israel in the 21st California State

University, San

The Legal Struggle Over

Unification of Palestinian

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Century Diego Families in Israel


Annual Conference

Chicago, IL State Law, Globalization

and Legal Pluralism


Annual Conference

Brandeis

University

Economic Liberalism,

Liberalism, Silence and

Dissent: On Lawyers and

Litigation


Annual Conference

Brandeis

University

Can Courts and

Litigation Bring about a

Social Change?

2011 International Law School Students

Organization, University of

Washington

University of

Washington

Social Action, Litigation,

and a Social Change



Seattle Do Courts and Lawyers

Bring about a Political

Change?


Annual Meeting

San Francisco Dissent, Litigation and

Silence

2011 EAIS- European Association of

Israel Studies

London Presidential address- The

Challenges of Israel

studies

2012 Association for Israel Studies University of

Haifa

Presidential Address


Haifa

Lawyers and Social

Change in the Digital

Age


Haifa

Freedom of Expression

and Its Limitations

2013 Association for Israel Studies UCLA Why Courts are

Majoritarian in National

Security Cases

2014 Minerva Center and University of

Hamburg

University of

Hamburg

Humanitarian

Interventions

2014 Why National Security Arguments

are Winning in Courts

AIS International

Conference

Ben Gurion University

2014 The Neo-Liberal Jurisprudence and

the Supreme Court

AIS International

Conference

Ben Gurion University

2015 The Pro and Cons of Class Action Class Action

Conference

University of Haifa

2016 Emergency Regulations- Opening

Remarks

Conference on

Emergencies

Hamburg University

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2016 Israel Studies—Legal Aspects Conference on

Israel

Masaryk University

2017 Boundaries of Communities and

Law (forthcoming)

Association for

Law and Society

Mexico City, Mexico

2016 Law, Society and Collective

Identities

UCLA Los Angeles

2017 Collective Action and Litigation University of

Haifa

Haifa

2017 Regulation of Counter-terrorism Minerva Center

for the Rule of

Law

Haifa

2018 Law and Judicial Politics MESA Chicago

b. Organization of Conferences or Sessions

Organization of Academic Conferences and Panels. Note: The list does not include more

than 100 panels and conferences organized as the Dean of the Faculty of Law.

Date Name of Conference Place of Conference Subject of Conference/

Role at Conference/

1987 Panel on “Disqualification of

Political Parties in Democracies”

Israel Political Science

Association

Subject: Jewish and

Democratic State/ Chair and

Discussant

1988 Panel on “Disobedience and

Obedience to law”

Tel Aviv University Subject: Law and

Behavior/Chair and

Discussant

1990 Panel on “Freedom of Speech and

National Security”

Tel Aviv University Subject: Freedom of Speech

and National

Security/Discussant

1991 Panel on “Presidential vs.

Parliamentary Electoral Systems”

Tel Aviv University Subject: Political Reforms in

Israel/Chair and Discussant

1995 Annual Conference of the Israel

Political Science Association

Tel Aviv University Subject: The Rule of

Law/Chair and Discussant

1996 Panel on “Judges and Rulers”,

Program of Law, Politics and

Society

Tel Aviv University Subject: Political Power and


1997 Panel on “Judicial Review and

Public Policy”, American Political

Science Association

Washington, DC Subject: Political

Science/Chair and

Discussant

1998 Panel on “Judicial Policy Making

and the Modern State”, Law and

Aspen, CO Subject: Law and

Society/Chair and

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Society Association Discussant

1999 Panels on Law, Politics, and

Society in the Association for

Israel Studies

Chicago, IL Israel Studies/Chair and

Discussant

2000 International Conference “Global

Trends in Comparative Politics”,

School of Government

Tel Aviv University Subject: Global Trends of

Governance/Chair

2001 Inaugural Lecture of the Dan

David Prize

Tel Aviv University Subject: Intellectuals and

Politicians in Ancient

Rome/Chair

2002

International Events of the Dan

David Prize

Tel Aviv University Past, Present and Future in

Sciences and

Humanities/Chair

2003 A Series of Three Panels on Israel

Elections, School of Government

Tel Aviv University Towards Elections

2003:Ethnic Politics,

Politicians Discourse, and

The Future of the

Territories/Chair

2003 Program Committee, The Annual

Conference of the Law and

Society Association.

Pittsburgh, PA Subject: Law and Religion

and Legal and Political

Theory/Chair and

Discussant

2003 Liberalism and Citizenship Laws:

Israel in Global Perspective

Tel Aviv University Subject: Citizenship and

Law/Chair

2004 Technology, Law, and National

Security, The Program for

Security Studies

Tel Aviv University Freedom of Expression and

National Security/Chair

2005

Immigration, Human Rights and

Civil Liberties in a Globalizing

World. West Coast Law and

Society Faculty Retreat

UC Berkeley Subject: Immigration and

National Security/Chair

2006

Religion and Democracy University of

Washington

Subject: Communities and

Boundaries/ Discussant

2007 Jewish Identity in Transnational

World

University of

Washington

The Construction of Jewish

Identities/Chair

2008 International Series of Speakers

on Israel

University of

Washington

Subjects: The Arab-

Palestinian Israeli Minority.

Israel Nuclear Policy.

Communities in Israel/Chair

2008 International Series of Speakers

on Globalization and Law

University of

Washington

Subjects: National Security

and Law; Immigration and

Law; Communities and

Law/Chair

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2008 The Future of Jerusalem: Israel

and Palestine

University of

Washington

Subject: The Future of the

Conflict Over East

Jerusalem/Chair

2008 Exploration Seminar in Israel:

Facets of Multiculturalism

University of

Washington

Subject: Communities,

Human Rights, and

Multiculturalism/Chair

2008 Chair of Program Committee,

International Conference, Law

and Society – Global, Regional

and Local

Hebrew University of

Jerusalem

Subject: Lawyers, Litigation

and Legal and Political

Change/Chair

2008 Program Committee, International

Conference of the Israel Association

for Law and Society

Tel Aviv University Subject: Judicial Review and Politics/ Chair and Discussant

2009 Religious and Human Rights;

Interfaith Dialogue – Christianity,

Islam and Judaism

University of

Washington

Subject: Interfaith Dialogue

and Conflict

Resolution/Chair and

Discussant

2009 Symbolic and Cultural Readings

of Israel and its Past

University of

Washington

Subject: Israeli Politics and


2009 Program Committee, International

Conference of the Israel

Association for Law and Society

Tel Aviv University Subject: Law and

Politics/Chair

2009 Program Committee, Annual

Conference, Association for Israel

Studies

Beer Sheva, Israel Subject: Law, Society, and

Politics in Israel/Chair


Annual Conference

Chicago Subject: Faith, Tradition, and


2011 Israeli Law and Society

Association

Bar Ilan University Subject: Law and

Communities

2012 Association for Israel Studies University of Haifa Israel as a Multicultural

Society

2013 Association for Israel Studies UCLA Israel in the International

Arena

2012-

2017 Organizing more than 100

international conferences as Dean

of University of Haifa Faculty of

Law

University of Haifa

7. Invited Lectures in Academic and Research Institutions Note: a selected list, does not include lectures invited as the Dean of the Law Faculty

1993 Columbia, Department of Political Science, “War and Peace in the Middle

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East: Israelis and Palestinians”

1993 Lehigh University, Department of Political Science and the Jewish Studies

Program “What Do We Know and What We Should Understand About War

and Peace”

1994 Harvard Law School, "Human Rights and Belligerencies"

1994 Yale, Department of Political Science, “The Oslo Accords and their

Ramifications”

1994 University of Brussels, "Human Rights and Counterterrorism"

1994 Wesleyan University, Department of Political Science, “Violence, War,

and Human Rights in the Middle East.”

1999 University of California Berkeley, Law School, Center for the Study of

Law and Society “Minority and Group Rights- The Case of Israeli Arab-

Palestinians”

2003 Ben-Gurion University School of Management, Public Policy Program

“Rationality in Culture and Law”

2003 University of Haifa “Communities and Law: On Liberal Jurisprudence and

Communities.”

2004 University of Washington, Law and Society Program, "Communities and

Law"

2005 Evergreen College, “The Arab-Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and the

Challenges for the Rule of Law”

2005 Oxford, St. Antony’s College, “Liberal Jurisprudence, Minorities and the

Value of Group Rights.”

2006 University of Florida, Law School and Department of Political Science

“Conflicts, Tensions and Human Rights”

2006 Ochanomizu University, Tokyo, "Human Rights and Multiculturalism"

2007 University of Toronto, Faculty of Law & Political Science

"Multiculturalism and Human Rights in and between Communities"

2009 Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Department of Political Science “Political

Corruption, Favoritism and the Legal Ways to Struggle It”

20 10 University of Massachusetts, Department of Political Science “Economic

Liberalism, Liberal Politics and Dissent: Litigation as Collective Action”

2011 UCLA, Center for Israel Studies, “Jewish and Palestinian Lawyers and

Human Rights”

2011 SOAS, University of London, “The Challenges of Israel Studies”

2012 UCLA, Center for Israel Studies “The Legal Ramifications of the 1947

Partition Plan”

2014 IDC—"Supreme Courts and the National Security Argument"

2016 Beer Sheva University, "The Behavioral Aspects of Law"

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2016 Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Faculty of Law "Law and Social Change"

2016 UCLA, Law, Society and Collective Identities

8. Colloquium Talks 9. Note: a selected list, does not include lectures invited as the Dean of the

Law Faculty

1991 King’s College, London “The Tradition of Obedience and Disobedience in

the Labor Movement”

1994 Harvard, Law School “Militarism and Civil Issues in Israeli Law and

Society”

1996 PASSIA [Palestinian Academic Society], East Jerusalem. “Types of

Political Leadership in Israel.”

2007 UC Berkeley, Faculty of Law, "Law and Society in a Changing World"

2008 University of Hawai'i, The West Coast Association of Law and Society

"Group Rights and Multiculturalism"

2009 State University of San Diego, Department of Political Science and the

Jewish Studies Program, “Gated Justice: The Legal and Political Conflicts

around the Prohibition on Unification of Palestinian Families.”

2009 Tel Aviv University Law School, "Where is Power in Legal Pluralism"

2010 University of Washington, Jackson School of International Studies,

“Communities and Law”

2010 University of Washington, Law Faculty and the Jackson School of

International Studies, "Law and Religion"

2011 University of Haifa, Law Faculty, "International Law and Labor Law"

2014 University of Hamburg, "Humanitarian Interventions"

2016 University of Hamburg "The Rule of Law under Extreme Conditions."

2016 University of Masaryk, "Human Rights and its Trajectories: The Future of

Law and Society in Israel"

10. Research Grants

a. Research Competitive Grants Awarded

Role in

Research

Co-Researchers Topic Funded by Year

PI Research on war,

democracies and legal

political order

Hebrew University

Ph.D. research grant,

$20,000

1986

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PI Prof. Zeev

Segal, Prof.

Efraim Yaar

Research on the Israeli

Supreme Court and

Public Opinion

Pinchas Sapir

Research Grant,

$7,000

1992

PI Research on legal

institutions in Israel in

comparative law and

politics

Israeli Democratic

Institute Research

Grant, $5,000

1996

PI Research on law,

democracies, human

rights and communities

Basic Research

Grants, ISF/

Tel Aviv University,

$20,000

2000-

2003

PI Research on the Israeli

Legal System

Global Studies, JSIS,

Research Grant,

University of

Washington, $2,500

2007

PI Prof. Michael

McCann, Prof.

Angelina Godoy

Research on

globalization and its

legal ramifications

Provost’s Grant,

University of

Washington, $5,000

2007

PI Research on

governmental lawyers in

comparative politics and

comparative law

Israeli Democratic

Institute Research

Grant, $10,000

2009

PI Research on law and

political power in

comparative and

historical perspective

Jewish Studies

Program, University

of Washington

Research Grants,

$15,000

2008-

2010

PI Professors Eli

Salzberger,

Amnon

Reichman,

Deborah

Shmueli

Minerva (Center for the

Study of Law under

Extreme Conditions)

$1,200,000 2012-

2017

PI Professors Eli

Salzberger,

Amnon

Reichman,

Deborah

Shmueli

Minerva Center for the

Study of Law under

Extreme Conditions

MOST fund

$610, 000 2012-

2017

PI Professors Eli

Salzberger,

Amnon

Minerva $100,000 2012-

2017

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Reichman,

Deborah

Shmueli

PI Professors Eli

Salzberger,

Amnon

Reichman,

Deborah

Shmueli

Minerva $60,000 2012-

2017

PI Professors Eli

Salzberger,

Amnon

Reichman,

Deborah

Shmueli

MOST

Law and Natural

Distasters

$100,000 2012-

2017

PI Professors Eli

Salzberger,

Amnon

Reichman,

Deborah

Shmueli

MOST

Law and Natural

Disasters

$120,000 2012-

2017

PI Professors Eli

Salzberger,

Amnon

Reichman,

Deborah

Shmueli

Legal Regulation of

Extreme Natural

Disasters

$850000 2017-

2020

PI Professors Eli

Salzberger,

Amnon

Reichman,

Deborah

Shmueli, Itamar

Mann

Minerva Center About $1,200,000 2018-

2023

PI Internationalization of

Academia

$2,500,000 2018-

2020

PI Internationalization of

Academia

$150,000 2018

c. Donations I Have Received in My Academic Roles

Year

Donation Funded by Amount

1999-2002 Dan David Donations for operations of the

Dan David Prize [attained as First

Founding Director of the Prize]

Tel Aviv University` $1,200,000

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2008 Research Grants by Jewish Federation of

Greater Seattle [attained for the program as

Chair of the Jewish Studies Program]

University of

Washington

$37,000

2009 Donation, part of a pledge, Samuel and

Althea Stroum [attained for the program as

Chair of the Jewish Studies Program]

University of

Washington

$2,000,000

2010 Donations for Interdisciplinary research

and Studies in Judaism [attained for the

program as Chair of the Jewish Studies

Program]

University of

Washington

$342,000

2010 Donation for interdisciplinary research and

studies in Judaism [attained for the

program as Chair of the Jewish Studies

Program]

University of

Washington

$275,000

2012-2013 Faculty of Law, Dean University of Haifa,

Dean

$840,000

2012-2016 Faculty of Law, Dean University of Haifa,

Dean

$7,460,000

2016 IS, Israel Institute University of Haifa,

Dean

$90,000

11. Awards and Prizes

1978 Bar-Ilan University B.A Excellence Prize

1979 Colonel Oded Erez Prize, Department of

Political Science, Bar Ilan University

1981

Bar Ilan University M.A Excellence Prize

1986 Ben Gurion Foundation--

Brigadier Nachman Karni Prize for best

Ph.D. dissertation/book manuscript on

democracy, law and national security

1987

1987

Fulbright Scholarship, law and political

science

Hebrew University best Ph.D. Student

$30,000

$20,000

of 40

Award and Scholarship

1992 Chair, Berman Center for Jewish Studies,

Lehigh University

$60,000

2004 Yonathan Shapiro Prize for the Best Book

on Israel Studies, law and communities,

granted by the Association for Israel

Studies

2010 University of Washington Prize for

leading an exploration seminar on human

rights and multiculturalism in Israel

2009 University of Washington Prize for

Human Rights Series of Lectures

2018 University of Cambridge Reviewer Award

2018 Minerva Prize for Research of Law Under

Extreme Conditions

12. Teaching

a. Courses Taught in Recent Years

Year Name of Course Type of Course

Lecture/Seminar/Workshop

Degree

B.A./M.A./

M.Sc/Ph.D.

1986 Qualitative Research Methods –

How to Use Bibliographic

sources

Course, Hebrew University,

Jerusalem

B.A., about

75 students

1988-

1990

Methodology and Research

Methods in Political Science

Course, Tel Aviv University B.A., about

150 students

1988- Democracy, Law, and National Course, Tel Aviv University B.A., M.A.

of 40

1992 Security LL.B About

70 students

1988-

2003;

2005-

2011

Israeli Political Regime Course, Tel Aviv University

and University of

Washington

B.A. and

M.A., about

150-200

students

1992 Political Power, Social Conflicts

and Legal Issues

Course, Lehigh University B.A. about 75

students

1992 Wars, Law and Internal Order Course, Lehigh University;

Lafayette College

B.A. about

100 students

1993 Political Power and Human

Rights

Course, Yale B.A. about 30

students

1993 Wars, Internal Conflicts and

Human Rights

Course, Yale B.A. about 75

students

1996-

2003

Issues in Law and Society Course, Tel Aviv University;

Lehigh University; Yale

M.A., LL.M.,

J.S.D., Ph.D.

About 20-25

students

1997-

2003

Communities, Conflicts and

Legal Rights

Seminar, Tel Aviv

University

B.A., LL.B.,

about 35

students

1998-

2000

Obedience and Disobedience to

Law

Seminar, Tel Aviv

University

B.A., LL.B.,

LL.M., and

M.A. About

50 students

1998-

2002

Israel Law and Culture Course, Tel Aviv University LL.B.,

LL.M., B.A.,

M.A. about

30 students

1998-

2002

Rulers and the Rule of Law Course, Tel Aviv University LL.B.,

LL.M., B.A.,

M.A. about

30 students

1998-

2003

Law, Politics and National

Security

Course, Tel Aviv University

and University of

Washington

B.A., LL.B.,

LL.M., and

M.A. About

50 students

1999-

2001

Feminist Theories of Human

Rights

Seminar, Tel Aviv

University

M.A., LL.M.,

Ph.D. J.S.D

About 20-25

students

2000-

2002

Judges and Politicians Course, Tel Aviv University

and Hebrew University of

Jerusalem

B.A., LL.B.,

about 30

students

of 40

2000-

2003

Rulers and Rights Course, Tel Aviv University B.A. and

M.A., LL.B.,

LL.M., about

20-30

students

2000-

2003

Law and Politics: Israel and

Other Political Regimes

Course, Tel Aviv University LL.B., LL.M,

J.D., Ph.D.

about 20-25

students

2000-

2003

Political Corruption and Law Seminar, Tel Aviv

University

M.A. about

20-25

students

2000-

2003

Globalization, Rulers, Power

and Legal Rights

Seminar, Tel Aviv

University

M.A., LL.M.

About 20-25

students

2000-

2004

Selective Issues in Israeli Law

and Politics

Course, Tel Aviv University. B.A., LL.B.,

About 50-70

students

2001-

2003

Globalization: Human Rights

and Political Regimes

Seminar, Tel Aviv

University

M.A., LL.M.

About 20-25

students

2001-

2003

Human Rights Seminar, Tel Aviv

University

LL.B.,

LL.M., M.A.

about 30

students

2004-

2012

Comparative Law, Courts and

Societies

Course, University of

Washington

B.A., about

150 students

2004-

2006

State, Law and Society Course, University of

Washington

B.A., J.D.,

and M.A.

About 50

students

2004-

2006

Politics of Law, Politics and

Law


Washington

B.A. and

M.A. About

50 students

2004-

2006

Politics of Rights Course, University of

Washington

B.A. and

M.A. About

50 students

2005-

2011

Comparative Law, Courts, and

Societies


Washington

B.A. and

M.A. About

100-120

students

2004-

2011

Global Issues of Law and

Political Power


Washington

B.A. and

M.A. About

20-40

of 40

students

2007 Law and Multiculturalism Course, University of

Toronto

LL.B.,

LL.M., M.A.

About 30

students

2007-

2011

The Place of Law in

Multiculturalism


Washington

B.A., J.D.

and M.A.

About 20-40

students

2008 Law, Communities and Human

Rights

Course, Ochanomizu

University, Tokyo

B.A., about

40 students

2004-

2011

State, Law and Society:

Selected Issues University of Washington BA, MA,

about 40-60

students

2008-

2011

Exploration seminar in Israel:

Multiculturalism, Human Rights

and Conflicts

University of Washington BA, MA, JD.

About 20

students

Since

2011

Social Theories and Law:

Foundations University of Haifa Law

Faculty

About 200

students LL.B

2011-

2016

Research Methodologies in Law

and Society University of Haifa Law

Faculty

About 10

students

LL.B. J.S.D

2011-

2012

Cultural Defense in Criminal

Law University of Haifa Law

Faculty

About 30

students

LL.M

2011-

2012

Law, Multiculturalism and

Public Policy University of Haifa Law

Faculty

About 40

students

LL.M

2012 Legal Limits on Political

Marketing IDC About 35

students B.A

2012 Law, Politics and Society IDC About 25

students LL.B

Since

2011

Law and Social Theories University of Haifa Law

Faculty

About 150

students LL.B

Since

2013


Law University of Haifa Law

Faculty

About 30

students

LL.M

2013-

2016

Research methodologies in Law

and Society University of Haifa Law

Faculty

About 40

students LL.B

2014-

2016

Law and Social Theories University of Haifa, Law

Faculty

About 125

LLB students

2014-

2016


Law University of Haifa, Law

Faculty

About 30

students

LL.M

of 40

2015- National Security, Law and

Human Rights University of Haifa,

International Program of

Diplomacy and National

Security

About 30

students

LL.M

2016- Ph.d workshop University of Haifa, Faculty

of Law

About 25

Ph.d. students

2017- Law and Social Theories University of Haifa, Faculty

of Law

About 150

LL.B

Students

2017- Research in Law University of Haifa, Faculty

of Law

About 15

Ph.D students

2018 Legal Regulation and Legal

Regulators

*Since 1988 I have been teaching about 19,000 students from a diversity of countries,

especially in Israel and the USA.

Average scores in courses during the years, given by undergrdaute and graduate

students, were about 6.6 on a scale between 1-7 [7 is the highest score]. or 4.6 on a scale

betwee1-5 [5 is the highest score].

b. Supervision of Graduate Students

Name of

Student

Title of Thesis Degree Date of

Completion

/ in

Progress

Students’

Achievements

M.A.

Shlomo

Tszadok

Political Liberalism in Israel

1948-1973 (Tel Aviv University,

Department of Political Science)

M.A. 1991 Dr. Tszadok

is an NRG

senior

reporter

Avital

Moskovich

Right Wing Ideologies in Israel

from Intergenerational

Perspectives (Tel Aviv University,


M.A. 1991

Shlomo

Mizrachi

The Israeli Intellectuals and the

Social Order (Tel Aviv

University, Department of

Political Science)

M.A. 1992 Dr. Mizrachi

is Chair of the

Public Policy

Program, Ben

Gurion

University

and widely

published

Ran Hirschl Law and the Control of

Consciousness (Tel Aviv

M.A. 1992 Prof. Hirschl

is Professor

of 40


Political Science)

of Political

Science at

Toronto

University

and highly

cited

Gal Levi Zionism vs. Orientalism: Political

Ethnicity and Citizenship (Tel

Aviv University, Department of

Political Science)

M.A. 1995 Dr. Levi is

Senior

Lecturer at

the Open

University

Dudi

Mekelberg

International Regimes and the

Ecology (Tel Aviv University,


M.A. 1997

Gal Etnar Civil Marriage and State-Church

Relations (Tel Aviv University,


M.A. 1998

Ravit

Hananel

The High Court of Justice and the

Socioeconomic Status of Women

(Tel Aviv University, Department

of Political Science)

M.A. 2000 Dr. Hananel is

a lecturer at Tel

Aviv

University

Anat Herbst Violence against Women in Law

and Society (Tel Aviv University,


M.A. 2002

Itai Regev Conscientious Objection to Law

and State Strategies (Tel Aviv


Political Science)

M.A. 2002

Dudi

Zecharia

Indirect Signaling of Supreme

Courts as a Strategic Behavior

(Tel Aviv University, Law

School)

LL.M 2002

Hagar

Lahav-

Kasuto

Does the Media Foster a Social

Change? (Tel Aviv University,


M.A. 2002 Dr. Lahav-

Kasuto is a

lecturer in

Sapir College

Ariela Education and Feminist Voices

among Ultra-Orthodox Women



M.A. 2003

Beti

Benvenisti

New Politics and the Law of

Environment (Tel Aviv


Political Science)

M.A. 2003

Oren Sofer National Security Arguments in M.A. 2003 Dr. Sofer is a

of 40

HCJ Rulings in Appeals by Arab-

Palestinians (Tel Aviv University,


senior lecturer

at the Open

University

Lior

Porkosh

Patriotism in Law (Tel Aviv

University, Law School)

LL.M 2011

Avivit Ish

Am

Truth and Reconciliation

Committees: The South African

Experience and Lessons for Israel



M.A. 2003

Joshua

Neeley

The Water Crisis in the Middle

East (University of Washington,


Studies).

M.A. 2008

Ronit Zamir Conflict Resolution through

Mediation in Multidimensional

Conflicts (Tel Aviv Law School)

LL.M 2005 Senior

employee in

the Ministry

of Justice

Maia Litvin Political Corruption and the

Political Party System

(Department of Political Science,

Tel Aviv University)

M.A. 2006

Avigail

Elharar

Political Censorship, Military

Censorship and the Media (Tel

Aviv University, Department of

Political Science)

M.A. 2006 Conducting

Ph.D. studies

at Ben Gurion

University

Chad Close Corruption and Law: The Case of

Ukraine (Jackson School of

International Studies, University

of Washington)

M.A. 2009

Yoav

Duman

Immigration and Law M.A 2010 Assistant

Professor

Yifat Solel Cooperatives and Law L.LM 2016 Ph.D Student

Ph.D.

Ayelet

Harel-

Shalev

Democracies in Rifted Societies,

Legal Patriotism in India and

Israel (Tel Aviv University,


Ph.D. 2006 Her Ph.D.

under my

supervision

has been

published by

Lexington

Books

Yuksel

Sezgin

Legal Pluralism in Israel, Egypt

and India (Jackson School of

Ph.D. 2007 Assistant

Professor at

of 40

International Studies, Department

of Political Science, and

Comparative Law and Society

Studies, University of

Washington)

CUNY and

Post-doc at

Harvard

Maha al-

Taji

Religion, Citizenship and Gender

among Arab-Palestinians in Israel

(Jackson School of International

Studies, Department of Political

Science, and Comparative Law

and Society Studies, University of

Washington)

Ph.D. 2008

Dudi

Zecharia

Violence and Hermeneutics in

Judicial Rulings (Tel Aviv

University Law School)

Ph.D.

J.S.D

2009 Senior legal

adviser to the

UN and his

Ph.d. under

my

supervision

has been

accepted to

Oxford

University

Press

Ceren Begle Legal Pluralism and Women in

Israel and Turkey (Jackson School

of International Studies,

Department of Political Science,

and Comparative Law and Society


Ph.D. 2009 Post-Doc at

Harvard and

now Assistant

Professor at

Concordia

University;

Canada

Yair Tirosh Extra Judicial Killings and Law

(Tel Aviv University, Law

School)

Ph.D.

J.S.D

2013 A senior

military judge

Yoav

Duman

Immigration and National

Sovereignty (Political Science,

University of Washington)

Ph.D. Completion

date 2015

Hasin-Yang

Wu

The Status of Languages in

Taiwan (University of

Washington, Law School)

Ph.D.

J.S.D

2013

Pamela

Stupo

Citizenship in the Arab-Muslim

World (Jackson School of

International Studies, Department

of Political Science, and

Comparative Law and Society

Ph.D. 2012

of 40


Deena

Faruki

Multiculturalism and Democracy:

Education for Citizenship among

Jews and Arab-Palestinians in

Israel (Jackson School of

International Studies)

Ph.D Completion

date 2015

Rafi Netz History and Collective Memory in

Israel

Ph.D 2012

Yoav

Duman

Immigration Law and Policy

Issues

Ph.d. 2016 University of

Washington

Yifat Solel Social Justice in Laws of

Competition

Ph.d. University of

Haifa

Nimrod

Sneh

Cyber Law Ph.d. University of

Haifa (with

Eli

Salzberger)

Assaf Dari Emergency Laws Ph.D Faculty of

Law

Maha

Schaded

Labor Courts and Mitigation Ph.D Faculty of

Law and

Sociology,

with Yuval

Feinstein

PUBLICATIONS

A. Ph.D. Dissertation

Gad Barzilai, Democracy in War: Attitudes, Reactions, and Political Participation of

the Israeli Public in Processes of Decision Making

Supervisors: Professor Dan Horowitz, Professor Baruch Knei-Paz.

Submitted to the Hebrew University Jerusalem, June 1987, Confirmed on November

1987. 440 pp.

Dissertation won the Best Ph.D. Student award at the Hebrew University, Jerusalem

Note: For joint publications the order of the authors is listed by relative

contributions unless mentioned otherwise.

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B. Scientific Books (Refereed)

Authored Books - Published

1. Giora Goldberg, Gad Barzilai, and Efraim Inbar The Impact of Intercommunal

Conflict: The Intifada and Israeli Public Opinion (Jerusalem: Leonard Davis

Institute, 1991) [63 pp.]

2. Gad Barzilai, A Democracy in Wartime: Conflict and Consensus in Israel (Tel-

Aviv: Sifriat Polaim, 1992). [Hebrew] [manuscript received the Karni Prize by the

Ben-Gurion Foundation]. [363 pp.]

3. Gad Barzilai, Zeev Segal and Efraim Yaar, The Israeli Supreme Court and the

Israeli Public (Tel-Aviv: Tel-Aviv University Press, 1994). [Hebrew & English

Synopsis] [241 pp.]

4. Gad Barzilai, Wars, Internal Conflicts, and Political Order: A Jewish Democracy in

the Middle East (New York: State University of New York Press, 1996). [301 pp.]

5. Gad Barzilai, Communities and Law: Politics and Cultures of Legal Identities (Ann

Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 2003). [second print, March 2005] [370 pp.]

[The Best Book Award, 2003, AIS; also, selected for a roundtable in the Law and

Society Association, Chicago 2004]

6. Gad Barzilai, The Attorney General and the General Prosecution Office:

Institutional Split (Jerusalem: Israel Institute for Democracy, 2010). [Hebrew&

English Abstract] [103 pp.]

Edited Books - Published

of 40

1. Gad Barzilai, Aharon Klieman, and Gil Shidlo (eds.), The Gulf Crisis and Its

Global Aftermath (London and New York: Routledge, 1993). [304 pp.]

2. Gad Barzilai (ed.), Law and Politics. Israel Journal of Criminal Justice 8 (1999).

[Hebrew & abstracts in English]. [454 pp.]

3. Gad Barzilai (ed.), Human Rights. Politics. Vol. 10 (2003). [Hebrew]. [124 pp.]

4. Gad Barzilai (ed.), Political Violence. Politics. Vols. 11-12 (2004). [Hebrew]. [171

pp.]

5. Gad Barzilai and Shimon Shetreet (eds.), Freedom of Expression. Politics. Vol. 13

(2005). [Hebrew]. [125 pp.]

6. Gad Barzilai (ed.) Law and Religion. In: The International Library of Essays in

Law and Society (Ashgate, 2007). [528 pp.]

7. Gad Barzilai (ed.) Law, Politics, Justice & Society: Israel in a Comparative

Context. Israel Studies Review 27 (2) (Winter 2012). About 350 pp.

8. Amnon Reichman, Eli Salzberger, Gad Barzilai, and Deborah Shmueli,

Law and Emergencies: A Comparative Overview (Minerva Center, University of

Haifa, 2014)

C. Monographs

Published

1. David Nachmias and Gad Barzilai, Israel Central Bank: Authority and

Responsibility. Principles, Institutions in Comparative Perspective, Analysis and

Recommendations for Reforms. No. 8. (Jerusalem: Israel Institute for Democracy,

1997). [Hebrew] [English Synopsis] [46 pp.]

2. Gad Barzilai, David Nachmias, The Attorney General: Authority and

Responsibility. Principles, Institutions in Comparative Perspective, Analysis and

Recommendations for Reforms. No. 6. (Jerusalem: Israel Institute for Democracy,

1997). [Hebrew] [English Synopsis] [56 pp.]

3. Gad Barzilai, David Nachmias, State Comptroller: Authority and Responsibility.

Principles, Institutions in Comparative Perspective, Analysis and Recommendations

for Reforms. No. 10. (Jerusalem: Israel Institute for Democracy, 1998. [Hebrew]

[English Synopsis] [68 pp.]

4. Michael Keren, Gad Barzilai, Inclusion of Peripheral Groups in Law and Society in

Times of Peace. No. 9. (Jerusalem: Israel Institute for Democracy, 1998). [Hebrew]

[English Synopsis] [45 pp.]

Books under Work

of 40

1. Gad Barzilai, Dancing with Jupiter: Power and the Genealogy of Law in Politics

(interest by Oxford University Press)

2. Gad Barzilai, Constitutional Engineering and Justice Deconstruction: On

Epistemologies of Law and Society (interest by Cambridge University Press)

3. Gad Barzilai, Suha Jubran (eds.) Legal and Regulative Preparations for Emergencies

(Forthcoming, International Journal of Constitutional Law) (forthcoming Icon.)

D. Articles in Refereed Journals

Published 1. Gad Barzilai, “Democratic Regimes During War and Post-War Period: The Case of

Israel” International Problems- Society and Politics 29 (1-2) (1990): 20-36.

2. Gad Barzilai, “A Jewish Democracy at War: Attitudes of Jewish Secular Political

Parties in Israel towards the Question of War (1948-1988),” Comparative Strategy,

9 (3) (1990): 179-194.

3. Gad Barzilai and Yossi Shain, “Israeli Democracy at a Crossroads: A Crisis of

Non-Governability,” Government and Opposition, 26 (3) (July 1991): 345-367.

4. Gad Barzilai, Efraim Inbar, and Giora Goldberg, “Israeli Leadership and Public

Attitudes toward Federal Solutions for the Arab-Israeli Conflict Before and After

Desert Storm,” Publius, 29 (3) (Summer 1991): 191-209.

5. Gad Barzilai and Gideon Doron, “The Middle East Power Balance: Israel’s

Attempts to Understand Changes in Soviet-Arab Relations,” International Journal of

Intelligence and Counterintelligence, 5 (1) (1991): 35-47.

6. Gad Barzilai, "The Media in Wartime" Qesher [Communication] 10 (1991): 25-32.

[Hebrew]

7. Gad Barzilai and Michael Keren, “Cultural Orientations and Hero Images,” Israel

Studies Forum [Newsletter of Israeli Studies], (May 1992): 7-10.

8. Gad Barzilai and Efraim Inbar, “Do Wars Have an Impact? Israeli Public Opinion

After the Gulf War,” Jerusalem Journal of International Relations (March 1992): 48-

64.

9. Gad Barzilai, Ephraim Yuchtman-Yaar, and Zeev Segal, “Supreme Courts and

Public Opinion: General Paradigms and the Israeli Case,” Law and Courts, 4(3)

(1994): 3-6.

10. Gad Barzilai, Efraim Yuctman-Yaar, Zeev Segal, “The Deportation Case: The Rule

and the Rule of Law”, Israel Journal of Criminal Justice, Vol. 4 (1994): 9-16

[Hebrew & English Abstract]

11. Gad Barzilai and Ilan Peleg, “Israel and Future Borders: A Multidimensional

Approach to the Assessment of a Dynamic Process,” Journal of Peace Research,

31(1) (1994): 59-73.

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12. Gad Barzilai, "National Security and Freedom of the Press: The Pentagon Papers'

Affair and Its Theoretical Implications" Psiphas 3 (1996): 57-69. [Hebrew]

13. Gad Barzilai and Efraim Inbar, “The Use of Force: Israeli Public Opinion on

Military Options,” Armed Forces and Society 23(1) (Fall, 1996): 49-80.

14. Gad Barzilai, "Who is Fearful of the Supreme Court" Panim- Quarterly for Society,

Culture, and Education 1 (1997): 36-44.

15. Gad Barzilai, Efraim Inbar and Giora Goldberg, “Positions on National Security of

Israel’s Ultra-Orthodox Political Leadership,” Journal of Developing Societies 13(2)

(August 1997): 1-13.

16. Gad Barzilai, “Between the Rule of Law and the Laws of the Ruler: Israeli Legal

Culture and the Supreme Court,” International Social Science Journal 152 (June

1997): 193-208

This article was also translated to French, Arabic, Russian, and Spanish.

17. Gad Barzilai, “Courts as Hegemonic Institutions and Social Change.” Politics Vol.

3 (December 1998): 31-51. [Hebrew]

18. Gad Barzilai and David Nachmias, “Governmental Lawyering in the Political

Sphere: Advocating the Leviathan,” Israel Studies 3(2) (Fall,1998): 30-46. [article

was also published in Hebrew and Arabic]

20. Gad Barzilai, “Courts as Hegemonic Institutions: The Israeli Supreme Court in a

Comparative Perspective,” Israel Affairs 5 (2&3) (Winter and Spring: 1999): 15-33.

20A. Reprinted in: David Levi-Faur, Gabriel Sheffer, and David Vogel (eds.) Israel,

The Dynamics of Change and Continuity (London: Frank Cass, 1998)

21. Gad Barzilai, “Center against Periphery: Politics and Law of ‘Prevention of

Terrorism Acts’.” Israel Journal of Criminal Justice Vol. 8 (1999): 229-249.

[Hebrew & English Abstract]

22. Gad Barzilai, “War, Democracy, and Internal Conflict: Israel in a Comparative

Perspective” Comparative Politics 31(3) (April 1999): 317-336.

23. Gad Barzilai, “Fantasies of Liberalism and Liberal Jurisprudence: State Law,

Politics, and the Israeli-Arab-Palestinian Community.” Israel Law Review, Vol.34

(2000): 425- 451.

24. Gad Barzilai, “Referendum: Parliamentarianism or Populism”, Politics. Journal of

Political Science and International Relations, Vol. 5 (2000), pp. 47-59. [Hebrew]

25. Gad Barzilai, “Law is Politics.” UCLA Journal of International Law and Foreign

Affairs 6(1) (spring, summer 2001): 207-213.

26. Gad Barzilai, “Reconciliation Between Communities: A Human Rights Approach.”

Israeli Sociology 3 (2) (2001): 297-311. [Hebrew]

27. Gad Barzilai, “The Case of Azmi Bishara: Political Immunity and Freedom in

Israel” MERIP [Middle East Report] 80 (2000).

28. Gad Barzilai, “Theory and Civic Criticism of Miliitarism.” Theory and Criticism

(2004). [Hebrew]

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29. Gad Barzilai, “The Different Among Us: Law and Political Boundaries of

Religious Fundamentalism.” Tel Aviv Law Journal [Eyunei Mishpat] 27 (2) (2004):

1- 39. [Hebrew & English Abstract].

30. Gad Barzilai, “The Redemptive Principle of Particularistic Obligations: A Legal

Political Inquiry.” The Responsive Community, 14 (2-3) (Spring- Summer, 2004):

133-137.

31. Gad Barzilai, “Culture of Patriarchy in Law: Violence from Antiquity to

Modernity”, Law and Society Review Vol. 38 (4) (2004) 864-887. [article was

ranked 7th as the most uploaded article of law and society published in the LSR

between 2003-2005]

32. Karine Barzilai-Nahon and Gad Barzilai,[equal authors] "Freedom of Speech and

Imaginary Freedom in Cyberspace: On Resurrection of Censorship." Law, Society,

and Culture. Vol. 3 (2006): 485-512 [Hebrew].

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33. Karine Barzilai-Nahon and Gad Barzilai [equal authors], “Cultured Technology:

Internet and Religious Fundamentalism” The Information Society Vol 21 (1)(2005):

25- 40.

33A. Also reprinted in: Gad Barzilai (ed.) Law and Religion. In: The International

Library of Essays on Law and Society (Dartmouth/Ashgate, 2007) pp. 301-316.

34. Gad Barzilai, “Symbols in Law: Outlawing Pigs as a Methaphor” Government and

Law 11 (3) (2008) pp. 599-609. [Hebrew]

35. Gad Barzilai, “The King is Not Naked- Why Law is Political” Haifa Law Journal

(2008): 55-79 [Hebrew].

36. Gad Barzilai, "Beyond Relativism: Where is Political Power in Legal Pluralism."

Theoretical Inquiries in Law 9 (2) (2008): 395-416.

37. Gad Barzilai and Ilan Peleg, "Engineering the Law and Justice Deconstruction:

Ideologies of Knowledge in Law and Politics in Israel and Beyond." Journal of

Comparative Law 4 (2) Fall 2011: 205-227

38. Gad Barzilai, “The Ambivalence of Litigation: A Power Critic” Jadal April 2012

39. Gad Barzilai, “Law, Politics, Justice & Society: Israel in a Comparative Context”

Israel Studies Review 27 (2) (Winter 2012):1-3

40. Shulamit Almog, Gad Barzilai, [equal authors] “Between Citizenship, Equality and

Law: The Langiage of Summer 2011 Protests” Israel Studies Review 27 (2) (Winter

2012): 201-206

41. Shulamit Almog, Gad Barzilai, [equal authors], “Social Protest and the Absence of

Legalistic Discourse: In the Quest for New Language of Protest” International

Journal of Semiotics of Law Vol. 27 (1) March 2014.

42. Gad Barzilai in Joseph Weiler, "Still Education for Superficiality? What the Deans

Say?" Hamishpat 19 (2014) (Hebrew)

43. Gad Barzilai, "Can Government Lawyers save Us? A Comment on Lawyering for

the Rule of Law" Jerusalem Review of Legal Studies (2015) 1-6

44. Gad Barzilai, "Social and Legal Responsibility" Mishpat u'Mimshal (2014)

45. Gad Barzilai, "Analysis of Israelis (Jews and Arab Palestinians) Exploring Law in

Society and Society in Law" International Journal of Law in Context 11: 3 (2015)

361-378

46. Gad Barzilai, "Constitutionalism of Nation-Building, Constitutionalism of Justice"

Tel -Aviv Law Review (Eyunei Mishpat) (December, 2017) Vol. 40 pp. 471-492

47. Gad Barzilai, "The Effects of Uncertainties on Power Relations between Legal and

Security Experts" interest by the Harvard Law Review Forum

48. Gad Barzilai, "The Overriding Clause" ICON (on the internet, Hebrew) (October

2018)

49. Gad Barzilai, "Justice Mishael Cheshin Rulings on National Security" ICON (on

the internet, Hebrew) (forthcoming)

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E. Articles or Chapters in Scientific Books

(which are not Conference Proceedings)

Published

1. Gad Barzilai, Giora Goldberg, “The Weaknesses of the Israeli Political

System.” In Bernard Susser (ed.) The Israeli Political System (Ramat Gan:

Bar Ilan University, 1987), pp. 5 – 42. [Hebrew]

2. Gad Barzilai, "The Israeli Political Crisis: Characteristics and

Implications" in Eli Avrahami (ed) The Political System in Crisis (Yad

Tabenkin: Ramat Efal, 1990) pp. 10-17. [Hebrew]

3. Gad Barzilai,“National Security Crisis and Voting Behavior: The

Palestinian Uprising in the Territories and the Israeli Elections 1988,” in

Asher Arian and Michal Shamir (eds.), Elections in Israel - 1988 (Boulder:

Westview Press, 1990), pp. 65-76.

4. Gad Barzilai and Bruce Russett, “The Political Economy of Israeli

Military Actions,” in Asher Arian and Michal Shamir (eds.), Elections in

Israel - 1988 (Boulder: Westview Press, 1990), pp. 13-35.

5. Gad Barzilai, “Israel - 1989,” Middle East Contemporary Survey, Vol.

XIII (1991): 419-445.

6. Gad Barzilai and Eli Rekhess, “Israel - 1990,” Middle East Contemporary

Survey, Vol. XIV (1992): 424-456.

7. Gad Barzilai and Gideon Doron, “Under the Veil of Uncertainty,” in Gad

Barzilai, Aharon Klieman and Gil Shidlo (eds.), The Gulf Crisis and its

Global Aftermath (London and New York: Routledge, 1992), pp. 275-294.

8. Gad Barzilai, “State and Society in Israel during the Gulf War,” in Gad

Barzilai, Aharon Klieman and Gil Shidlo (eds.) The Gulf Crisis and its

Global Aftermath (London and New York: Routledge, 1992), pp. 129-145.

9. Gad Barzilai and Eli Rekhess, “Israel- 1991,” Middle East Contemporary

Survey, Vol. XV (1993): 449-481.

10. Bruce Russett and Gad Barzilai, [equal authors] “The Political Economy

of Military Actions: The United States and Israel,” in Alex Mintz (ed.), The

Political Economy of Military Spending in the United States (London and

New York: Routledge, 1992), pp. 155-181.

11. Gad Barzilai, “Territory, State, and Power: The 1992 Elections,” in E.

Karsh and G. Mahler (eds.) Israel at Crossroads: The Challenge of Peace

(London: British Academic Press, New York: St. Martin, 1994) pp. 137-

150.

12. Gad Barzilai, “Wars and Interruptions in a Democratic Political System”

in Benjamin Noiberger (ed.) Democracy and National Security (Tel Aviv:

Open University, 1996). (Hebrew)

13. Gad Barzilai, “State, Society, and National Security: Mass

Communication and Wars.” In Moshe Lissak, Baruch Knei-Paz (eds.)

Israel Towards 2000 (Jerusalem: Magness, 1996). (Hebrew)

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13A. Reprinted in: D. Caspi, Y. Limor, Mass Media in Israel (Tel Aviv: Open

University, 1998), pp. 645- 662.

14. Gad Barzilai, “Political Institutions and Conflict Resolution: The Israeli

Supreme Court and the Peace Process,” Ilan Peleg (ed.)., The Israeli-

Palestinian Peace Process: An Interdisciplinary Perspective (Albany: State

University of New York Press, 1997) pp. 87- 106.

15. Gad Barzilai, “An Institutional-Constitutional Change and Political

Behavior: The Elections in Tel-Aviv-Jaffa (1993) and Split-Ticket Voting.”

In Gila Menachem and David Nachmias (eds.) Tel Aviv Studies (Tel Aviv:

Ramot, 1997) Vol. II, pp. 141-165. (Hebrew & English Abstract).

16. Gad Barzilai, “Partisan Leadership and Electoral Laws: The Israel Domain

in Context” in Palestine, Jordan, Israel: Building a Base for Common

Scholarship and Understanding in the New Era of the Middle East

(Jerusalem: PASSIA- Palestinian Academic Society for the Study of

International Affairs, Jerusalem, 1997) pp. 243-257.

17. Gad Barzilai, “Political Partisan Decline and the Legal System.” In Dani

Korn (ed.) The Decline of Political Parties (Tel Aviv: Zemora Bitan, 1998),

pp. 116-125. [Hebrew]

18. Gad Barzilai, “The Argument of “National Security” in Politics and

Jurisprudence,” in Daniel Bar-Tal, Dan Jacobson, and Aharon Klieman

(eds.), Security Concerns: Insights from the Israeli Experience (Greenwich:

JAI Press, 1998), pp. 243-265.

19. Gad Barzilai, “Community, Law and Identities among Israeli-Arab-

Palestinians.” Adalah Law Review Vol. 1 (Fall 1999): 9-11. [article also

published in Arabic and Hebrew]

20. Gad Barzilai, “Parliamentarianism and Its Opponents: The Politics of

Liberal Law.” In Hanna Herzog (ed.) Israel in Mirror: The Social Science

Faculty Book in Memory of Yonathan Shapiro (Tel Aviv: Ramot, 2000),

pp. 359-377. [Hebrew]

21. Gad Barzilai, "Civil Supervision Over the Armed Forces." In Chapters of

Life: To the Memory of Chaim Avital (Tel Aviv: Defence Ministry, 2001),

pp. 85-91. [Hebrew]

22. Gad Barzilai, “A Political and Legal Culture” in Efraim Yuchtman-Yaar

and Zeev Shavit (eds.) Trends in Israeli Society (Tel Aviv: The Open

University Press, 2001) pp. 1- 100. [Hebrew]

23. Gad Barzilai, “Justices as Policy- Makers” in Dani Korn (ed.), Public

Policy in Israel (New York: Lexington Books, 2002) pp. 71-77.

24. Gad Barzilai, “Law as a Means to Form ‘Patriotism’: The Construction of

the Desirable Citizen in Democracies.” In Daniel Bar-Tal and Avner Ben-

Amos (eds.) Patriotism. (Tel Aviv: Ha'Kibutz Ha'Meuchad, 2004).

[Hebrew]

25. Gad Barzilai, “Nationalism and a Missed Communalism” in Gila

Menachem and David Nachmias (eds.) Studies in Tel Aviv-Jaffa (Tel Aviv:

Ramot, 2004) pp. 61-73. [Hebrew & English Abstract]

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26. Gad Barzilai, “Legal Categorizations and Religion: Politics of Modernity,

Faith and Power” in Austin Sarat (ed.) Companion to Law and Society

(NYC and London: Blackwell, 2004) pp. 392-409.

27. Gad Barzilai, “How Far Do Justices Go: The Limits of Judicial Decisions”

in Alan Dowty (ed.) Critical Issues in Israeli Society (London and

Westport: Praeger, 2004) pp. 55-67.

28. Gad Barzilai, "Parliamentarism in Decline: Referenda from a Political

Constitutional Perspective" in Dana Arieli-Horowitz (ed.) Phantom in

Politics: Referenda in Israel (Jerusalem: Magness, 2006) pp. 193- 206.

[Hebrew]

29. Gad Barzilai, “The System of Direct Elections to Prime Ministership: A

Constitutional Experience and its Political Ramifications” in Chapters of

Life: To the Memory of Chaim Avital (Tel Aviv: Defence Ministry, 2006)

pp. 100- 112 [Hebrew]

30. Gad Barzilai, "Law and Social Inequality in Israel" Uri Ram, Nitza

Berkovitz (eds.) Inequality in Israel (Beer Sheva: Ben Gurion University,

2007) pp. 274-281 [Hebrew].

31. Gad Barzilai, “The Need for Political Research of Law and Local-Global

eligions.” In Gad Barzilai (ed.) Law and Religion (Ashgate, 2007) pp. 11-

27.

32. Gad Barzilai, “Merits or Networking? On the Legal Logic and the

Struggels against Corruption.” In Daphne Barak-Eerez, Mordechai

Kremnitzer, and Doron Nevot (eds), Law and Conflicts of Interests (2009)

pp. 191-206 [Hebrew].

33. Gad Barzilai, “The Ambivalent Language of Lawyers in Israel: Liberal

Politics, Economic Liberalism, Silence and Dissent.” In Terry C. Halliday,

Lucien Karpik, and Malcolm M. Feeley (eds.) Fighting for Political

Freedom: Comparative Studies of the Legal Complex and Political

Liberalism (Hart Publications, 2007) pp. 247-279.

34A. The article was also published in Hebrew in Ha'Mishpat (September 2010) 9

(1): 195-225

34. Gad Barzilai, “ ‘Who is a Jew?’ Categories, Boundaries, Communities and

Citizenship Law in Israel” Susan Glenn, Naomi Sokoloff (eds.) Boundaries

of Jewish Identities (University of Washington Press, 2010) pp. 27-42.

35. Gad Barzilai, “Courts as Agents of a Social Change?” in Neta Ziv and

Dafna Hacker (eds.) Is Law Important? [Tel Aviv: Tel Aviv University

Press, 2010] pp. 107-125. [Hebrew]

36. Gad Barzilai, “Community” in Mark Juergensmeyer (ed.) Encyclopedia of

Global Studies (Sage Publications, 2012)

37. Gad Barzilai, "Words that are Telling" in Offer Shif and Avner Ben Amos

(eds) A Collection of AutoBiographies (Ben Gurion University Press,

2019)

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F. Articles in Conference Proceedings

Published

1. Gad Barzilai and Ilan Peleg, “Physical and Attitudinal Borders: The Israeli-

Palestinian Case,” World Congress XVI of the International Political Science

Association (Berlin, August 1994).

2. Gad Barzilai, “The Political Nature of Judicial Review,” Book of Abstracts, World

Congress XVI of the International Political Science Association (Berlin, August

1994).

3. Gad Barzilai, “Supreme Courts and Public Opinion: General Paradigms and the

Israeli Case,” World Congress XVI of the International Political Science

Association (Berlin, August 1994).

4. Gad Barzilai, “Courts as Hegemonic Institutions.” The Conference on “Israel in

Comparative Perspective”, UC Berekely, Law School (August 1996).

5. Gad Barzilai, "The Political Regime in Perspective of Fifty Years: Human and

Civil Rights" in Voice of Education (Ministry of Education, 1997). [Hebrew]

6. Gad Barzilai and Itai Sened, “Why do Courts Accumulate Political Power and

Why do they Lose It: An Institutional Perspective.” Annual Meeting of the

American Political Science Association (Washington D.C. 1997).

7. Gad Barzilai, “Justiciability and the Military: The Effects of the 1973 War on the

Israeli Supreme Court.” Ba’Machane (September 1998) [Hebrew]

8. Gad Barzilai and Ilan Peleg, “The Politics and Legality of Redrawing Israel’s

Borders: Deconstructing the Policies of Annexation and Withdrawal,” in Ian Lustick

(ed.) Rightsizing the State: The Politics of Moving Borders (1998).

9. Gad Barzilai, “Ultra-Orthodox Communities in Israel.” In Religion, Secularism,

and Human Rights - Abstract Book (Jerusalem, The Minerva Center for Human

Rights, 2000). [colloquium]

10. Gad Barzilai, “Multiculturalism and Minority Groups.” International Israel-

Germany Conference-Multicultural Societies- Realities and Challenges (Tel Aviv

University Law School) (29-31 October 2001). [colloquium]

11. Gad Barzilai, “Who is a Terrorist: Legal Complexities, Political Paradoxes and

Social Challenges”, Colloquium on International Law and Counter-Terrorism, Tel

Aviv Law School, Tel Aviv University (March 2002).

12. Gad Barzilai, “National Security in Courts and Law: A Theoretical and

Comperative Analysis”, Annual Conference of American Political Science

Association, 2003.

13. Gad Barzilai, "The Paradox of Religious Fundamentalist Communities in National

Democracies." In Religion and Democratic Culture: The Problems of Violence and

the Possibilities of Peace. University of Washington. October, 26th-27th, 2006.

[colloquium]

14. Gad Barzilai, William Gallagher, Christine Harrington, Virginia Mellema, Susan

Olson, “The Impact of Institutional Review Boards (IRBs) on Law and Society

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Researches” Report of the Membership and Professional Issues Committee (2007)

Law and Society Association, Presented in the Board Meeting, Law and Society

Annual Meeting, Berlin, Germany, July 24th, 2007. Recommendations of the report

were approved by the Board of Trustees, Law and Society Association.

15. Gad Barzilai, "Beyond Relativism: Where is Political Power in Legal Pluralism."

Legal Pluralism, Privatization and Multiculturalism (Tel Aviv University Law

School, 2007). [colloquium]

16. Gad Barzilai and Ayelet Harel-Shalev, "Deeply Divided Societies and Democratic

Survival –Minority Languages in India and Israel." American Political Science

Association, Annaul Conference, August, 2007.

17. Gad Barzilai, “Who is a Jew: Categories, Boundaries, Communities and

Citizenship Law.” Conference on Jewish Identities, University of Washington, May

13th-14th, 2007. [colloquium]

18. Gad Barzilai, “The Agonizing Absurdity of “Enlightened Occupation” Adalah

Newsletter 45 (2008) [also published in Hebrew and Arabic].

19. Gad Barzilai, Ayelet Harel-Shalev, “Legal Rights and Governance in Highly

Divided Societies: Democratic Endurance without Power-Sharing”, Annual Meeting

of Israel Association of Law and Society , Hebrew University of Jerusalem,

December 24-26, 2008.

20. Gad Barzilai, “Judaism and Humanism”, 19 Jewish Studies Newsletter (University

of Washington) (September, 2008) p. 6

21. Gad Barzilai, “Is Jewish Studies a Relevant Field for Academic Programs” 20

Jewish Studies Newsletter (University of Washington) (Fall 2010) p. 6.

22. Gad Barzilai with Shulamit Almog, “Lawyers and Social Protest in the Digital

Age.” Association for Israel Studies (University of Haifa) (June 2012) 20 pp.

23. Gad Barzilai, "The Boundaries of Non Liberal Communities and the Nation State

amid International Organizations". Law and Society Association. Mexico City

(2017)

24. Gad Barzilai, Maoz Rosental and Assaf Meidani, "Independent Juicial Review and

Judicial Selectorates" MPSA (Chicago, 2019)

G. Entries in Encyclopedias

4. Gad Barzilai, “Obedience.” David S. Clark (ed.) Encyclopedia of Law and Society:

American and Global Perspectives (Sage Publications, 2007) 8 pp.

5. Gad Barzilai, “Cultural Identities.” David S. Clark (ed.) Encyclopedia of Law and

Society: American and Global Perspectives (Sage Publications, 2007) 7 pp.

H. Other Scientific Publications

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Published – Academic Reports (Selected list)

1. Gad Barzilai, David Benyamin, Hilda Schatzberger (eds.) Archive Sources for

Research of Jewish Undergrounds in Mandatory Palestine [The Menachem Begin Institute, Bar Ilan University, 1981). [Hebrew]

2. Gad Barzilai, “Possible Reforms in the Israeli Political System.” A Working Paper (Bar Ilan University, Department of Political Science, 1987). [Hebrew]

3. Gad Barzilai, “Militarism and Democratic Regimes in Comparative Perspective” A Working Paper (Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Department of Education, 1989). [Hebrew]

4. Gad Barzilai, “The Evasive Facets of Litigation as Collective Action.” Adhala Newsletter. February 2005. [article also published in Arabic and Hebrew]

5. Gad Barzilai, “Public Attitudes towards Religious Conversions” Senate 63 (1998) (Hebrew).

6. Gad Barzilai, “Democracy and the Israeli Military” Israel Democratic Institute (2000) (Hebrew).

7. Gad Barzilai, “The Tal Commission: Exemptions from Military Conscription” Senate 123 (2000) (Hebrew).

8. Gad Barzilai, “Direct Election to the Prime Ministership: A Constitutional Experience and Political Lessons” Senate 133 (2000) (Hebrew).

9. Gad Barzilai, Ronen Shamir, Muchamad Abu-Ramadan, et al. “Law, Society, and the Arab Population in Israel” Report to Prime Minister Ehud Barak and the Or Commission (Beer Sheva University, 2000) pp. 54-60 [English, Arabic and Hebrew].

10. Gad Barzilai, “Citizenship Cancelation: A Democratic Punishment or Infringement of a Basic Right?” Senate 187 (2002) (Hebrew).

11. Gad Barzilai, “’The Oriental Rainbow’ and the Land Reform in Israel” Senate 189 (2002) (Hebrew).

12. Gad Barzilai, “Conciliatory Political Leadership in Time of Uncertainty.” School of Government, Tel Aviv University (2003). [Hebrew]

13. Gad Barzilai, “Citizenship in Israel and the Halachik Law” Senate 197 (2003) (Hebrew).

14. Gad Barzilai, “Judicial Nominations to the Supreme Court” Senate 201 (2003) (Hebrew).

15. Gad Barzilai, “The Issue of Reforms in the Israeli Judiciary” Senate 212 (2003) (Hebrew).

16. Gad Barzilai, “Israel Citizenship Law and the HCJ Ruling on Family Unifications” Senate 290 (2006) (English and Hebrew).

17. Gad Barzilai, “Electoral System for Israel: Problems and Challenges.” Senate 349 (2008) (Hebrew).

18. Gad Barzilai, “How to Improve the Law Regarding Parliamentarian Elections” Senate (october 2010)

19. Gad Barzilai, “Grand Governments in Israel and the Legal System” Senate

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(October 2010).

Published - Review Articles (in Professional Refereed Journals)

1. Gad Barzilai, “Deductive Models for Political Analysis” Megamot 32 (4) (December 1989): 265-270. [Hebrew]

2. Gad Barzilai, “Strategy for Israel.” International Problems, Vol. 29 (April 1990): 66-69. [Hebrew]

3. Gad Barzilai, “Dilemma of Bi-Nationalism in a Jewish-Israeli Democracy.” International Problems Vol. 29 (April 1990): 69-71. [Hebrew]

4. Gad Barzilai, “Between East and West,” Jerusalem Journal of International Relations, 13(2) (June 1991): 110-115.

5. Gad Barzilai, “Human Rights in the West Bank and Gaza: Legacy and Politics,” Israel Studies Bulletin [Israel Studies Forum], 11(2) (Spring 1996): 30-32.

6. Gad Barzilai, “Intimate Enemies” International Journal of Middle East Studies (August 1997): 429-431.

7. Gad Barzilai, “The Decline of the Arab-Israeli Conflict” American Political Science Review 93 (1) (March 1999): 244-245.

8. Gad Barzilai, “Legal History from Alternative Perspective” Politics 10 (Winter 2003): 123-124. [Hebrew]

9. Gad Barzilai, "Occupation and International Law." Middle East Association Newsletter (Fall, 2006).

10. Gad Barzilai, “The Geography of Law” Law and Politics Book Review 16 (10) (October 2006).

11. Gad Barzilai, “Law, Culture, and Ritual.” Law and Politics Book Review 16 (5) (May 2006).

12. Gad Barzilai, on “Global Liberalism, Local Populism” Perspective on Politics (December 2007).

13. Gad Barzilai, on “Masters of Illusion: The Supreme Court and the Religious Clauses” Law and Politics Book Review (December 2007).

14. Gad Barzilai, “Law and Culture in Israel” Israel (December 2009).

15. Gad Barzilai, “Social Rights and Politics.” Law and Politics Book Review (2009).

16. Gad Barzilai, “On Law and Culture in Israel”, Israel Studies Review 26 (2) (Fall 2011)

17. Gad Barzilai, “Open Doors: The Effect of Media on Law in Israel” Media Frames-Israeli Journal of Communication (2012): 145-148

18. Gad Barzilai, "The Anatomy of Human Rights in Israel" Israel Studies Review (December 2016)

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I. Other Publications

None

J. Other Works Connected with my Scholarly Field

In addition- during my academic career I have edited dozens of readers in issues of

comparative law and courts; political power and law: global and local issues; law

and society, and Israeli society, law and politics.

Unpublished Articles in International Conferences (selected list)

1. Gad Barzilai, “National Security and Public Opinion: Attitudes of the Israeli Public

toward Peace, War, and the Superpowers,” I.S.P.S. Research Institute, International

Security and Arms Control, Yale University, New Haven (1987).

2. Gad Barzilai, “The Paradigm of Liberalism in Political Science,” Yale University,

Advanced Research Seminar on Comparative Politics, (September 1987).

3. Gad Barzilai, “Law, Society, and Political Extremism.” Israeli Association of

Political Science. 1987. [Hebrew]

4. Gad Barzilai, “Influences of National Security Crises and Wars on Democratic

Regimes: The Cases of France, Britain, Israel and the United States,” The Annual

Conference of the ISA, St. Louis (1988).

5. Gad Barzilai, “The Weaknesses of the Israeli Political System: A Political and

Legal View,” A Symposium of Jewish-American Jurists, The World Zionist

Organization (August 1989)

6. Gad Barzilai and Bruce Russett, “The Political Economy of Israeli Military

Actions,” The Annual Meeting of the International Society for Political Psychology,

Tel-Aviv (June 1989).

7. Gad Barzilai and Bruce Russett, “The Political Economy of Military Actions: The

U.S. and Israel,” ISA International Convention, Washington, D.C. (1990).

8. Gad Barzilai, “Wars and Violence: Facts and Models,” ISA Convention ,

Vancouver, Canada (1991).

9. Gad Barzilai and Gideon Doron, “Conflict Resolution Under a Veil of

Uncertainty,” Western American Political Science Association, Seattle (March

1991).

10. Gad Barzilai, “Rally around the Flag,” Berman Center for Jewish Studies, Lehigh

University (October 1992).

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11. Gad Barzilai, “What We Know and What We Should Understand about War and

Peace,” Berman Center for Jewish Studies, Lehigh University (October 1992).

12. Gad Barzilai, “Palestinian-Israeli Relations: State’s Essence and Ethnic

Imperative,” Yale University, International Security Program, New Haven (October,

1993).

13. Gad Barzilai and Ilan Peleg, “Palestinians, Israelis and the Future Borders: A

Multidimensional Approach,” Annual Meeting of the American Association for

Israeli Studies, Atlanta (April 1993).

14. Gad Barzilai, “A Transformation From a Military Society to a Civil Society: A

Legal-Political Analysis,” Harvard University, Harvard Law School, Boston

(March, 1994).

15. Gad Barzilai and Ilan Peleg, “The Emergence of an Israeli-Palestinian Border:

Politics or Geopolitics” Sixteenth World Congress of the International Political

Science Association, Berlin, Germany (August, 1994).

16. Gad Barzilai, “Politics of Judicial Review”, Interim Meeting of the Research

Committee on Comparative Judicial Studies of the International Political Science

Association, Florence, Italy (August, 1994).

17. Gad Barzilai, “Political Institutions and Conflict Resolution: The Israeli Supreme

Court and the Peace Process”, American Political Science Association, Chicago

(1995).

18. Gad Barzilai, “The Israeli Supreme Court: Security, Ethnicity, Nationality and

Judicial Norms”, Association of Israel Studies, Baltimore (1995).

19. Gad Barzilai and Ephraim Yuchtman-Yaar, “Judicial Legitimacy: Public Sources

and General Paradigms”, Annual Meeting of the Midwest Political Science

Association, Chicago (1995).

20. Gad Barzilai, “National Security, Judicial Review, and Rights: A Re-Evaluation of

Legal Narratives,” The Conference of the Research Committee on Comparative

Judicial Studies, International Political Science Association, Jerusalem, Israel

(1996).

21. Gad Barzilai, “Legitimacy of Supreme Courts” Annual Conference of the Law and

Society Association, St. Louis (1997).

22. Gad Barzilai, “Myths and Courts” Annual Conference of the Law and Society

Association, Aspen (1998).

23. Gad Barzilai, “Minority Identities, Culture, and Legal Action” Center for the Study

of Law and Society, Berkeley University, USA, (1999).

24. Gad Barzilai, “Collective Rights, State Power, and Politics of Multiculturalism:

Liberalism, Communitarianism, and Non-Liberal Communities”, Annual

Conference of the Law and Society Association, Philladelphia, (2003).

25. Gad Barzilai, “The Legal Political Calculus of Referendums in Democracies.” On

the Verge of Critical Decisions. An International Conference. School of

Government and Public Policy. Tel Aviv University (2004).

26. Gad Barzilai, "The Zeitgeist of Violence: Can Human Rights Prevent Mass

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Political Murder?" A roundtable on Daniel Chirot and Clark McCauley, Why Not

Kill Them All? The Logic and Prevention of Mass Political Murder (Princeton:

Princeton University Press, 2006); Jackson School, University of Washington. May

23rd, 2006.

27. Gad Barzilai, “Judges and Politicans: Who is Rulng? The Judiciary and the Public

Semi- Deliberative Space.” Association for Israel Studies, Annual Meeting, Banff,

Canada [May 29-31, 2006].

28. Gad Barzilai, "Where is Power in Legal Pluralism?" Law and Society Association.

Baltimore, USA, July 6-9, 2006.

29. Gad Barzilai, “Outlawing Pigs: Culture, Law and Society in Israel,” Comments on

Daphne Barak-Erez, Outlawing Pigs in Author-Meets-Readers Law and Society

Annual Meeting, Berlin, Germany, July, 26th, 2007.

K. Books, Articles and Other Academic Publications Under Work

Articles

1. Gad Barzilai, "Gated Justice, Information Control and Citizenship Law: Unification

of Palestinian Families and Citizenship Law".

2. Gad Barzilai, "Islands of Silence: Do Democracies Kill?" Solicited by Law &

Policy.[based on plenaries' papers presented in the Law and Society meetings]

3. Gad Barzilai, "Modernity and Terrorism: Legal Complexities, Political Paradoxes,

and Social Challenges. [based on a paper presented in the Comparative Law

Research Seminar, University of Washington Law School].

4. Gad Barzilai, “Community, Law, and Politics of Rights: Looking Below and

Above the Bridge.” [based on a paper submitted in the LSJ faculty seminar,

University of Washington]

5. Gad Barzilai, Ayelet Harel-Shalev, “Legal Rights and Governance in Highly

Divided Societies: Democratic Endurance without Power-Sharing”

6. Gad Barzilai, “Justiciability in International Law” Law and Politics Book Review

L. Summary of my Activities and Future Plans

The onset of my academic research was focused around the issues of warfare

conditions, national security emergencies, rule of law and problems connected with

legal, social and political order. Hence the first several of my publications were around

issues of political and socio-legal order. I have gradually desired to unveil more about

politics and law, i.e., the political mechanisms of the legal field and the legal

mechanisms of the political field in various contexts. On the one hand, it was natural for

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me to explore these issues due to my joint Ph.d/Jd academic education and continuous

training in law, social sciences, and the humanities.

On the other hand it was clear to me that issues of legal and sociopolitical order are

significantly affected by the place of law in politics and the place of politics in law.

Hence, my publications have explored the sociopolitical and cultural sources of judicial

review and of legitimacy of supreme courts. While the literature has mainly focused on

institutional judicial legitimacy, I have mainly explicated the mythical sources of

judicial legitimacy and how they have interacted with other types of judicial legitimacy.

My research was pioneering in explicating how sociopolitical myths are shaping judicial

legitimacy in addition to and relative to diffuse and specific sources of judicial

legitimacy.

In the late 1990s I realized through conferences and debates with colleagues that non-

judicial legal institutions are important to our public life and yet have been neglected in

research. Accordingly I have published a series of studies regarding governmental

lawyers, the attorney general and the state comptroller in comparative law and

comparative politics and in Israel. This type of research has responded to and solved

important gaps and discrepancies in our understanding of law in public life.

Understanding of law and politics cannot be done without the sociopolitical and legal

analysis of state political power, socio-economic stratification, legal consciousness,

social mobilization, and cultures around human rights. Thus, since the late 1990s I have

published extensively on non-ruling communities and law while taking into account the

context of multiculturalism, liberalism and globalization. My studies have originally

explicated how non-ruling communities, i.e., minorities, may use or misuse state law

and communal law for their political strategies and struggles for social justice and

equality.

My studies have also elaborated an original theoretical approach on why and how to

construct group rights in democracies alongside liberalism and individual rights in ways

that empower non-ruling communities as agents for legal reforms, social justice and

equality. My research interest in understanding communities and human rights through

interactions with the nation-state has resulted inter alia in research of religion in

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modernity and law. Religion is deeply embedded in modernity and my research has

genuinely contributed to better understanding of the legal and sociopolitical boundaries

between and among religious communities, especially non liberal, and the nation-state

amid neo-liberal globalization.

The dilemma about the effects of globalization on state law and on the interactions

between state and communities has been another pillar in my research that points that

despite more facets of modern globalization, state law is still meaningfully constructing

our life. My research examines what does it means for human rights and social change.

Thus I have demonstrated that there is still a significant absence of international

language of human rights while state law is a limited agent of a social change. The

liberal project may offer only a partial response to these predicaments. Thus, my

research about lawyers in the public sphere argues that lawyers incline to be silent

regarding abuse of human rights. My study allows us to much better comprehending the

reasons why litigation is a relatively limited type of a collective action and why its

added value to social changes is problematic. In this context of my interest in law and

social change my studies have looked into lawyers both as economic entrepreneurs and

as political agents in various contexts.

Briefly stating - my research on politics of law and law of politics varies from

epistemology of asking questions about law, politics and society, through explicating

theoretically and empirically state law and communal law and sociopolitical and

constitutional struggles among and between them. My research has been comparative on

the one hand and applied to better comprehension of law, politics and society in Israel,

on the other hand. My explorations of law, politics, and society have included variety of

issues from national security and public policy, to political corruption, the rule of law,

globalization, state institutions, legal consciousness and legal cultures, supreme courts,

legal institutions, litigation and other types of collective action, socio-economic

stratification, social transformations, religion, social changes, political parties,

minorities, and communities.

My current book under work is a project designed to theoretically and empirically

answer a classic and yet a crucial and modern dilemma: why and how law could have

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been a component in political power and yet also a somewhat effective mechanism to

partially taming politics. The book project covers about ten various analytical

dimensions from courts to international organizations and will suggest a new theoretical

view on how to understand the place of law in political power.

As in my teaching so is in my research I am referring to my diverse training in different

methodologies and put it into use in my studies that have been characterized by

diversity of methodologies drilling into law, legal texts, and sociopolitical phenomena

responding to challenges in epistemologies of knowledge. Inter alia, my studies have

used quantitative data, surveys, interviews, archive sources, statistical methods of

analysis, historical documents, and qualitative social analysis of law. Largely, my body

of research and studies allows a rich, multidimensional, multifaceted and diverse

outlook into the mysteries of law, society and politics. This has been and continues to be

a dynamic narrative in all my studies and publications from the beginning of my career

as a very young assistant professor through my research before and after becoming a

full tenured professor.

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