Dr. HAGAI KATZ, CV

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Dr. HAGAI KATZ 10 September 2018

CURRICULUM VITAE

• Personal Details

Date and place of birth: Rio Negro, Argentina, 26 February 1967

Date of immigration: 5 February 1973

Military service: 4 September 1985-30 August 1988

Address and telephone number at work:

Guilford Glazer Faculty of Business and Management

Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

POB 653

Beersheba, Israel 84105

Office: 08-6479744

Address and telephone number at home:

10/3 Mishol Susia

Beersheba, Israel 8477253

Mobile: 054-4966851

• Education

B.A. - 1990-1993 - Ben-Gurion University of the Negev – Department of Behavioral Sciences

M.A. - 1994-2000 - Ben-Gurion University of the Negev – Department of Behavioral Sciences

Names of advisors: Dr. Nitza Berkowitz, Prof. Benjamin Gidron

Title of thesis: Institutions and Funds - Funding Patterns and Institutionalization of Fields of

Practice in the Third Sector

Ph.D. - 2001-2005 – UCLA School of Public Affairs, Dept. of Social Welfare

Name of advisor: Prof. Helmut Anheier

Title of thesis: Global Civil Society and Global Governance: Co-opted or Counter-Hegemonic?

- Analyzing International NGO Networks in the Context of Gramscian Theory

• Employment History

2016-Present

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Senior Lecturer (tenured), Dept. of Business Administration

Guilford Glazer Faculty of Business and Management, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

2012-2016

Lecturer, Dept. of Business Administration

Guilford Glazer Faculty of Business and Management, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

2009-2012

Lecturer, Program for Nonprofit Management,

Guilford Glazer School of Business and Management, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

2005-2009

Lecturer (visiting), Dept. of Business Administration,

School of Management, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

Chief Research Officer, Israeli Center for Third-sector Research, Ben-Gurion University of the

Negev

2002-2005

Special Reader

Department of Urban Planning, School of Public Affairs, University of California, Los Angeles

2002-2005

Research Associate

Center for Civil Society, School of Public Affairs, University of California, Los Angeles

1996-2001

Researcher

Israeli Center for Third-sector Research, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

1996-1997

Teaching Assistant

Department of Behavioral Sciences, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

1995–2000

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Instructor and Academic counselor

Department of Sociology, Political Science and Communication, Open University, Israel

• Professional Activities

(a) Positions in academic administration

2012-present

Academic Advisor

Rothschild Cube, Center for Effective Social Engagement and Entrepreneurship

Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Beersheba, Israel

2012-present

Member, Academic Committee

Centro de Investigación y Estudios sobre Sociedad Civil (CIESC)

Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, México

2012-2013

Chair of Teaching and Curriculum Committee

Mandel Social Leadership MBA, Guilford Glazer Faculty of Business and Management, Ben-

Gurion University of the Negev

2011-2013

Member, Ethical Code Committee

Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

2009-2012

Chair

Program for Nonprofit Management, Guilford Glazer Faculty of Business and Management,

Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

2009-2012

Director

Israeli Center for Third-sector Research

Guilford Glazer Faculty of Business and Management, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

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2000-2001

Deputy Director

Israeli Center for Third-sector Research

Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

(b) Professional functions outside universities/institutions

2012-2018

Board Member

International Society for Third Sector Research (ISTR)

2012-2016

Treasurer

International Society for Third Sector Research (ISTR)

2011-2012

Theme co-chair, Organizing Committee, 10th International Conference, Siena, Italy

International Society for Third-sector Research (ISTR)

2009-2010

Member

Volunteering Tri-Sectoral Roundtable,

Israel Prime Minister’s Office

2009-2010

Theme co-chair, Organizing Committee, 9th International Conference, Istanbul, Turkey

International Society for Third-sector Research (ISTR)

2008-2012

Member, Public Council, and Chair, Methodology Sub-Committee

Midot – rating nonprofit organizations

2007-2008

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Theme Co-Chair, Organizing Committee, 8th International Conference, Barcelona, Spain

International Society for Third-sector Research (ISTR).

2004

Member, Local Organizing Committee, 33rd Annual Conference, Los Angeles, CA

Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action (ARNOVA)

1998-2000

Coordinator, Inter-University Students Third Sector Colloquium

Israeli Center for Third-sector Research, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

(c) Significant professional consulting

2008-2009

The CIVICUS Civil Society Index, Center for Social Investment, University of Heidelberg and

CIVICUS: World Alliance for Citizen Participation

2006

Inter-American Development Bank (BID), Inter-American Initiative for Social Capital, Ethics

and Development: Costa Rica and Dominican Republic

1998–1999

“The 30 Settlements’ Project”, The School Clustering Program: A joint project of the Israeli

Ministry of Education, the Ben-Gurion University and the Rashy Foundation

d) Editor or member of editorial board of scientific or professional journal

Member, Editorial Committee, Civil Society and Third Sector in Israel Journal

2009-2011

Member, Editorial Committee, International Encyclopedia of Civil Society, Springer Publishing

2008-2010; 2018-2020

(e) Ad-hoc reviewer for journals

Nonprofit Management and Leadership

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Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly

Voluntas: International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations

Journal of Civil Society

Nonprofit Policy Forum

Administration & Society

Public Organization Review

British Journal of Political Science

Journal of World-Systems Research

Media, War & Conflict

Welfare and Society (Hebrew)

Civil Society and Third Sector in Israel (Hebrew)

Megamot (Hebrew)

(f) Membership in professional/scientific societies

International Society for Third-sector Research (ISTR), Since 1996

Board member, 2012-2018

Treasurer, 2012-2016

Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action (ARNOVA), Since

1997

European Research Network on philanthropy (ERNOP), Since 2010

• Educational activities

(a) Courses taught

Capstone practicum: Corporate social intrapreneurship in traditional industrial firms:

Undergraduate level, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev.

Work Integration Social Enterprises: Undergraduate level, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev.

A simulation lab course - Effective Social Enterprises: Undergraduate level, Ben-Gurion

University of the Negev.

Stress and Burnout in Organizations: Graduate level, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev.

Empirical Seminar in Organizational Citizenship Behavior (OCB): Graduate level, Ben-Gurion

University of the Negev

Introduction to Nonprofit Management: Graduate level, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

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Knowledge Management, Evaluation and Information Systems in Third Sector Organizations:

Graduate level, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

Research Methods in the Behavioral Sciences, Graduate level, Ben-Gurion University of the

Negev

Civil Society in Israel and Globally: Graduate level, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

Strategic Planning in Nonprofit organizations: Graduate level, Ben-Gurion University of the

Negev

Civil Society, the Third Sector and Nonprofit Organizations: Undergraduate level, Ben-Gurion

University of the Negev

Organizational and Managerial Consulting with Nonprofit Organizations -Nova Project:

Undergraduate level, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Tel Aviv University, Hebrew

University, Herzeliya Interdisciplinary Center

Introduction to Geographic Information Systems: Graduate level, UCLA (Special Reader)

Advanced Geographic Information Systems: Graduate level, UCLA (Special Reader)

Social Welfare Organizations and Community Systems: Undergraduate level, UCLA (Teaching

Assistant)

Introduction to Sociology: Undergraduate level, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

The Third Sector: Graduate level, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (Co-lecturer)

Human Service organizations: Undergraduate level, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (Co-

lecturer)

Introduction to Sociology: Undergraduate level, Open University (Instructor)

Cultural Anthropology: Undergraduate level, Open University (Instructor)

Social Deviance: Undergraduate level, Open University (Instructor)

Social Stratification: Undergraduate level, Open University (Instructor)

Africa: Fiction and Reality: the Political Anthropology of Africa: Undergraduate level, Ben-

Gurion University of the Negev (Teaching Assistant)

The Jewish Town: Sociological and Anthropological Portrait of Eastern-European Jewish

communities: Undergraduate level, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (Teaching Assistant)

(b) Research students

Master’s Theses:

2007-2010 Hila Yogev-Keren – MA, Public Policy and Administration – Factors Affecting

Nonprofit Collaborations

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2007-2011 Nava Zvi (Ben Moshe) – MA, Public Policy and Administration – Online

Volunteer Motivations

2008-2010 Gilat Alon-Shemesh – MBA – Investor-Recipient relations in Venture

Philanthropy

2008-2010 Michal Strier – MA, Public Policy and Administration – Trust and Social

Engagement in Grassroots Organizations

2008-2011 Zvi Amrousi, MA thesis completion (with Prof. Rami Yosef and Dr. Ilanit

Madar-Gavious) – CSR and Firm Financial Performance

2010-2013 Sharon Scahefer-Dinstein, MA thesis completion (with Prof. David Brock) –

Strategic Planning in NPOs

2010-2014 Arie Levi, MA, Nonprofit Management – Philanthropic Foundation Payout and

Support Patterns

2010-2014 Tami Ivgi-Hadad, MA, Nonprofit Management – Chair-CEO Agreement and

Board Performance in NPOs

2010-2012 Arkadyi Rodman – MA, Nonprofit Management – Willingness to Pay for

Products with Added Social Value

2010-2014 Maya Abarbanel – MA, Nonprofit Management – Strategic Implementation in

NPOs

2011-2013 Ettie Tevel, MA thesis completion (with Prof. David Brock) – Financial

vulnerability in nonprofit arts organizations

2013- Yotam Keduri, MA thesis completion – ‘In the shadows of the mammoths:’

QUANGOs in Israel and the the Fundraising Challenges of Social Change Organizations

2016- Shiry Yahav, MA thesis completion – Effective role models of social

entrepreneurs

2016- Keren Dayan-Schwartz, MA thesis completion – Effects on industry of university-

industry collaboration to develop social businesses

2017- Michal Katoshevsky, MBA Social leadership – Feminist standpoint in Work

Integration Social Enterprises

2018- Liron Asraf, MBA – Relationships between incivility, psychological contract,

interactional justice, OCB, and leaving intentions in organizations

2018- Reem Ben David, MA, Sociology – Conflicting values in social business

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Doctoral Students:

2008-2017 Moti Boneh (with Prof. Shlomo Mizrahi) – Institutional Change in Employee

Rights Policies

2009-2015 Hilla Cohen (With Prof. Ayala Malach-Pines, RIP) – Life stories of Social

Entrepreneurs

2011-2016 Michal Strier (with Dr. Guy Ben-Porat) – Democratic Schooling, Trust and Social

Engagement

2012 - 2017 Zvi Amrousi (with Prof. Rami Yosef and Dr. Ilanit Madar-Gavious) – CSR

Policies and Firm Financial Performance

2012 - 2019 Esti Naveh (with Prof. Ayala Malach-Pines (RIP), Dr. Yotam Luria) – Authentic

Leadership among Social and Business Entrepreneurs

2013- Ettie Tevel (with Prof. David Brock) – Financial Vulnerability in Nonprofit Arts

Organizations

2015- Arie Levi (with Prof. Rami Yosef) – Social Impact Bonds

2016- Shimon Oz, Middle East Studies (with Dr. Reli Shechter) – Emergence of

Grassroots Bedouin organizations

Post-Doctoral Fellows:

2011-2012 Dr. Noam Hofstadter – Civil Society and the Social Protest in Summer 2011

2013-2014 Dr. Uzi Sasson – Work Integration of Mentally Disabled Persons in NPOs and

Businesses (Funding: Shalem Foundation)

2013-2014 Dr. Assaf Stein (with Prof. Yotam Luria) – Ethical Dilemmas in Social

Businesses (Funding: Dualis Foundation)

2015-2017 Dr. Hilla Cohen - Life stories of Social Entrepreneurs (Funding: Kreitman

Fellowship)

2018-2019 Dr. Zvi Amrousi (with Prof. Rami Yosef and Dr. Ilanit Madar-Gavious) – CSR

Policies and Firm Financial Performance

• Awards, Citations, Honors, Fellowships

(a) Honors, Citations, Awards (including during studies)

2007 - World Society Foundation, Zurich, Switzerland - Winner, First Place, International World

Society Research Papers Competition

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1999 - The Israeli Center for Third-sector Research Prize, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev –

Award for Research Advancing Third Sector Studies

1993 - Ben-Gurion University, Department of Behavioral Science - Certificate of Excellence

1992 - Ben-Gurion University, Department of Behavioral Science - Certificate of Distinction

(b) Fellowships

2002-2005 - UCLA, School of Public Policy and Social Research - The Nonprofit Fellowship

(Graduate Studies)

• Scientific Publications

Impact Analysis:

Google Scholar: Citations 917 (self-citations: 40); H-index: 14

ISI: Citations 27 (self-citations: 0); H-index: 2

(a) Authored books

1. GidronPI

, B., BarC, M. and Katz

C, H. (2003). The Third Sector in Israel: Between Civil

Society and the Welfare State. Hakibutz Hame’uchad Publishing.

Reviewed by Sarah Zilberstein-Hifsh, Social Security, 2004, 67, 1148-1150.

http://www.btl.gov.il/SiteCollectionDocuments/btl/Publications/SocialSecurity/67/article7.pdf

Reviewed by Rafael Snir, Israeli Sociology, 2004/5, 6, 455-458.

http://www.socis.tau.ac.il/he/issues.asp?issue_id=40

2. GidronPI

, B., BarC,

M. and KatzC, H. (2004). The Israeli Third Sector: Between Civil

Society and the Welfare State. New York: Kluwer.

Reviewed by Itay Greenspan, Voluntas, 2005, 16(3), 312-314.

http://www.bgu.ac.il/~gidron/publication/review.pdf

3. SassonC, U. and Katz

PI, H., (2016). Young change makers: Recruiting and leading

adolescent volunteers. Jerusalem: Carmel Publishing.

Reviewed by Ronit Bar, From detachment to integration: Issues in the education of children

and youth at risk, 2018, 20, 287-290.

(b) Chapters in collective volumes

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1. GidronPI

, B., KatzC, H., Anheier

PI, H.K. and Salamon

PI, L.M. (1999). Israel: An

Overview of Major Economic Parameters, pp. 219-241 In Salamon L.M., Anheier H.K., List R.,

Toepler S., Sokolowski W. and Associates, Global Civil Society: Dimensions of the Nonprofit

Sector. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Center for Civil Society Studies.

2. GidronPI

, B. and KatzC, H., (2001), Israels Derdre Sector: Structuur, Beleid en Social

Oorsprongen, pp. 225-247 in Burger, A. and Dekker P. (Eds.), Noch Markt, Noch Staat. De

Nederlandse Non-Profitsector in Vergelijkend Perspectief. Den Haag: Sociaal en Cultureel

Planbureau.

3. GidronPI

, B., and KatzC, H., (2002). Unintentional yet Unmistakable: The De Facto

Public Policy towards the Third Sector in Israel, Pp. 135-154 in D. Korn (Ed.) Public Policy in

Israel, Perspectives and Practices. New York: Lexington Books.

4. Katz, HPI

., (2002). Israeli Civil Society in the Morning After – Fragmentation and

Politicization, In Benbenisti, M. (Ed.), The Morning After, The Era of Peace – Not an Utopia.

Jerusalem: Carmel Publishers.

5. AnheierC, H.K., and Katz

C, H. (2003). Mapping Global Civil Society, Pp. 241-258 in

Kaldor, M., Anheier, H.K., and M. Glasius (Eds.), Global Civil Society 2003. Oxford: Oxford

University Press.

6. AnheierC, H.K., and Katz

PI, H. (2004). Network Approaches to Global Civil Society, Pp.

206-221 in Kaldor, M., Anheier, H.K., and F. Holland (Eds.), Global Civil Society 2004/5.

Oxford: Oxford University Press.

7. AnheierC, H.K., and Katz

C, H. (2005). Learning from history? Comparative and

Historical Methods for Global Civil Society Research, Pp. 288-302 in Kaldor, M., Anheier,

H.K., and F. Holland (Eds.), Global Civil Society 2005/6. London: Sage.

8. KatzPI

, H. and AnheierC,

H.K. (2005). Global Connectedness: The Structure of

Transnational NGO networks, Pp. 240-265 in Kaldor, M., Anheier, H.K., and F. Holland (Eds.),

Global Civil Society 2005/6. London: Sage.

9. KatzPI

, H. (2006). Measuring Civil Society: The Added Value of Geographic

Information Systems, pp. 111-132 in Butcher J. and M. G. Serna (Eds.) El Tercer Sector en

Mexico, Mexico: CEMEFI.

10. KatzPI

, H., AnheierC, H.K. and Lam

C, M. (2006). Fuzzy Set Approaches to the Study of

Global Civil Society, Pp. 186-196 in Kaldor, M., Anheier, H.K. and Glasius, M. (Eds.), Global

Civil Society 2006/7. London: Sage.

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11. KatzPI

, H. (2007). Global Civil Society Networks and Counter-Hegemony. Pp. 119-150

in Herkenrath, Mark (Ed.), Civil Society – Local and Regional Responses to Global Challenges.

Muenster, Berlin, Hamburg, Wien, and London: LIT Verlag.

12. AnheierC, H.K., Katz

C, H. and Lam

C, M. (2007). Diffusion models of Global Civil

Society, Pp. 245-257 in Kaldor, M., Anheier, H.K. Glasius, M. and Albrow, M. (Eds.), Global

Civil Society 2007/8. London: Sage.

13. KatzC, H. and Anheier

C, H.K. (2009). Introducing Futures Research: Forecasting and

Scenarios. In Kumar, A., Scholte, J.A., Kaldor, M., Glasius, M., Seckinelgin, H., Anheier, H.K.

(Eds.), Global Civil Society 2009: Poverty and Activism. London: Sage.

14. KatzPI

, H. and GreenspanPI

, I. (2015). Giving in Israel: From old traditions to an

emerging culture of philanthropy?, Pp. 316-337 in Wiepking, P. and Handy, F. (Eds.), The

Palgrave Research Companion to Global Philanthropy. New York: Palgrave Macmillan.

15. KatzPI

, H. (2016). Insiders within? The Third Sector and Policy Analysis in Israel, Pp.

155-170, in Menahem, G. and Zehavi, A. (Eds.), Policy analysis in Israel. London: Policy Press.

(c) Refereed articles and refereed letters in scientific journals

*** Google Scholar (GS) citations data listed where ISI data are unavailable ***

1. GidronC, B. and Katz

C, H. (2001). Patterns of government funding to third sector

organizations as reflecting a de-facto policy and their implications on the structure of the sector

in Israel. International Journal of Public Administration, 24 (11): 1133-1160. (Citations: GS=13;

JR: ABDC=B)

2. GidronC, B., Katz

C, H., (2002). Patterns and scope of public funding as a reflection of the

policy towards the third sector in Israel. State and Society, 2:1, 43-66

3. GidronPI

, BarC,

M. and Katz, CH. (2003). Characteristics of Israeli organized civil society.

Israeli Sociology, 4:2, 369-400.

4. GidronPI

, B., KatzC, H., Bar-Mor

C, H., Katan

C, Y., Silber

C, I., and Telias

C, M. (2003).

Through a new lens: The third sector and Israeli society. Israel Studies, 8:1, 20-59. (Citations:

GS=31)

5. KatzPI

, H. (2006). Gramsci, hegemony, and global civil society networks. Voluntas,

17(4): 333-348. (Citations: GS=141; IF=1.238; JR: ABDC=B)

[Also published in Portugese: KatzPI

, H. (2007). Gramsci, la hegemonia, y las redes de la

socieda civil global. Redes: Revista Hispana para el Análisis de Redes Sociales, 12 (June 2007).

(Citations: GS=21)

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6. KatzPI

, H. (2006). Strengthening the conceptual foundations of civil society

operationalizations: Discussing Heinrich’s 'Studying civil society across the world'. Journal of

Civil Society, 2(2): 173–177. (Citations: GS=3)

7. KatzC, H., Elon

C, Y., Raviv

C, E., Levinson

C, E., Yogev

C, H., Yaakobi

C, M. and Gidron

PI,

B. (2007). Third Sector organizations during the second Lebanon war – Advantages, limitations

and relations with government. Civil society and Third Sector in Israel, 1(1): 39-64.

8. KatzPI

, H. and Haski-LeventhalC, D. (2008). Does faith lead to charity? Disentangling

the effect of religiosity on philanthropy. Civil society and Third Sector in Israel, 2:1, 33-57

9. KatzC, H., Gidron

C, B. and Limor

C, N. (2009). A harmadik szektor Izraelben -

Jellemzők, struktúra és a fejlesztő politikák. Civil Szemle, 6:3, 93-114 [The third sector in Israel

– Characteristics, structure and policies towards it. Civil Review, 6:3, 93-114. (Citations: ISI=2;

IF=0.264)

10. MosleyPI

, J. MaronickS, M.P. and Katz

PI, H. (2012). How organizational characteristics

affect the adaptive tactics used by human service nonprofit managers confronting financial

uncertainty? Nonprofit Management and Leadership, 22:3, 281-303. (Citations: ISI=12, GS=51;

IF=0.529; JR: ABDC=B)

11. AmrousyS,

Z., Gavious-MadarC, I., Katz

C, H., and Yosef

C, R., (2012). Corporate social

responsibility and firm performance. Journal of Modern Accounting and Auditing, 8(11): 1691-

1703. (Citations: GS=12; JR: ABDC=C)

12. SassonC, U. & Katz

PI, H. (2014).Transformational leaders and adolescent volunteers:

Their visions, our children. Journal of Leadership, Accountability and Ethics, 11:2, 47-57.

(Citations: GS=1)

13. KabaloPI

, P., & KatzPI

, H. (2014). Internally displaced persons between civil society and

government: Comparing two Israeli wars. Journal of Civil Society, 10:3, 273-293. (Citations:

GS=7)

14. TevelS, E., Katz

C, H., & Brock

C, D. (2015). Nonprofit financial vulnerability: Testing

competing models, recommended improvements and implications. Voluntas, 26:6, 2500-2516

(Citations: ISI=4, GS=16; IF: 1.238, JR: ABDC=B).

15. KatzPI

, H., & MalulPI

, M. (2015). Do you enjoy giving more or more than others? The

positionality of voluntary contributions. Voluntas, 26:6, 2755-2767 (Citations: GS=1; IF=1.238;

JR: ABDC=B)

16. KatzPI

, H. (2015). Poverty and other factors affecting the location of nonprofit human

services. International Journal of Social Work and Human Services Practice, 2:5, 163-

172. (Citations: GS=5)

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17. StrierS, M., & Katz

C, H. (2015). Trust and parents' involvement in schools of choice.

Educational Management Administration & Leadership, 44:3, 363-379. (Citations: ISI=2,

GS=7; IF=0.471; JR: ABDC=B)

18. KatzPI

, H., Yogev-KerenS, H. (2015). Work in discontent: Unstable employment, partial and

temporary work and low wages in Israel’s Third Sector. Social Security, 98, 15-37.

19. SassonPD

, U. & KatzPI

, H. (2016). Business and NPO interdependence in the work

integration of intellectually and developmentally challenged persons. Society and Welfare,

36(3-4), 383-407

20. * CohenS, H. & Katz

C, H., (2016). Social entrepreneurs narrating their careers: A

psychodynamic-existential perspective. Australian Journal of Career Development, 25(2),

78-88. (Citations: ISI=2; JR: IF: 1.542; ABDC=B)

21. * KatzPI

, H., (2017). The impact of familiarity and perceived trustworthiness and influence

on donations to nonprofits: an unaided recall study. Journal of Nonprofit & Public Sector

Marketing. [JR: ABDC=B]

22. * Katz, H., & Sasson, U., (2017). Businesses, nonprofits and strategic bridging: the case of

workforce integration in Israel. Society and Business Review, 12(2), 121-135. [JR: ABDC=B]

23. * AfikC, Z., Levy

S, A., & Katz

C, H. (2018). Philanthropic foundations payout and multiyear

grants: Between giving today and giving tomorrow. Journal of Wealth Management,

20(4) 33-45. [JR: ABDC=B]

24. * Katz, H., Blekher, M., & Bosch D. (accepted, 2018). It’s all about control: understanding

reluctance to register for organ donation. Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly. (JR: IF:

1.932; ABDC=A)

(d) Published scientific reports and technical papers

1. GidronPI

, B. and KatzC, H. (1998). The Israeli Third Sector – Boundaries,

Characteristics and Processes: A Primary Analysis. Beersheba: Ben-Gurion University, Israeli

Center for Third-sector Research

2. GidronPI

, B. and KatzC, H. (1998). Defining the Nonprofit Sector: Israel. Baltimore: The

Johns Hopkins University, Institute for Policy Studies.

3. GidronPI

, B. and KatzC, H. (1999). The Israeli Third Sector – Economic Data.

Beersheba: Ben-Gurion University, Israeli Center for Third-sector Research

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4. GidronPI

, B., KatzPI

, H., Nativ-RonenC, E. and Bechar-Fuchs

T, A. (1999). The Israeli

Third Sector Database - Preliminary Findings. Beersheba: Ben-Gurion University, Israeli Center

for Third-sector Research

5. GidronPI

, B., KatzC, H., Anheier

PI, H.K. and Salamon

PI, L.M. (1999). The Israeli

Nonprofit Sector: an Overview of Major Economic Parameters. Beersheba: Ben-Gurion

University, the Israeli Center for Third-sector Research, 1999.

6. GidronPI

, B., KatzC, H. and Bar

C, M. (2000). The Israeli Third Sector 2000: Roles of the

Sector. Beersheba: Ben-Gurion University, Israeli Center for Third-sector Research.

7. AnheierPI

, H., KatzC, H., Mosley

C, J., and Hasenfeld

PI, Y. (2003). The State of the

Nonprofit and Community Sector in Greater Los Angeles: Positioning for the Future – The 2003

Report. Los Angeles: UCLA Center for Civil Society.

8. HasenfeldPI

, Y., MosleyC, J., Katz

C, H., and Anheier

PI, H. (2003). Serving a Diverse and

Dynamic Metropolis: The Human Services Nonprofit Sector in Los Angeles. Los Angeles: UCLA

Center for Civil Society.

9. MosleyC, J., Katz

C, H., Hasenfeld

PI, Y., and Anheier

PI, H.K (2003). The Challenge of

Meeting Social Needs in Los Angeles: Nonprofit Human Service Organizations in a Diverse

Community. Los Angeles: UCLA Center for Civil Society.

10. AnheierPI

, H., KatzC, H., Mosley

C, J., and Hasenfeld

PI, Y. (2004). Facing Uncertainty:

The State of the Nonprofit and Community Sector in Los Angeles. Los Angeles: UCLA Center

for Civil Society.

11. AnheierPI

, H., KatzC, H., Lam

C, M., Mosley

C, J., and Spivak

C, L. (2005). Driving

Change: The State of the Nonprofit and Community Sector in Los Angeles. Los Angeles: UCLA

Center for Civil Society.

12. KatzPI

, H., ElonC, Y., Gidron

PI, B. and Babis

C, D. (2006). Data on the Israeli Third

Sector: The state of the sector - Quantitative profile, 2002 and recent developments pertaining to

the third sector. Beersheba: Ben-Gurion University, Israeli Center for Third-sector Research

13. KatzC, H., Gidron

PI, B., Elon

C, Y., Raviv

C, E., Levinson

C, E., Yogev

C, H. and Yaakobi

C,

M. (2007). Civil Society during the Second Lebanon War. Beersheba: Ben-Gurion University,

Israeli Center for Third-sector Research.

14. KatzC, H., Levinson

C, E. and Gidron

PI, B. (2007). Philanthropy in Israel 2006: Patterns

of Giving and Volunteering of the Adult Jewish Population. Beersheba: Ben-Gurion University,

Israeli Center for Third-sector Research.

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15. KatzPI

, H. and YogevC, H. (2008). What Works in Fundraising? Findings from the

Observation Project. Beersheba: Ben-Gurion University, Israeli Center for Third-sector

Research.

16. KatzPI

, H. and SchwartzPI

, R (with ZeidanC, E.) (2009). Umbrella Organizations in

Israel's Third Sector: A First Study towards a More Comprehensive Understanding. Tel Aviv:

Tel Aviv University, The Leon Recanati Graduate School of Business Administration, The

Institute for Technology and Society.

17. KatzPI

, H. and YogevC, H. (2010). Israel’s Third Sector in the Financial Crisis: Can We

Do More with Less? Beersheba: Ben-Gurion University, Israeli Center for Third-sector

Research.

18. Haski-LeventhaCl, D., Yogev-Keren

C, H. and Katz

PI, H. (2011). Philanthropy in Israel

2008 – patterns of giving, volunteering and Organ Donations. Beersheba: Ben-Gurion

University, Israeli Center for Third-sector Research.

19. Haski-LeventhalC, D., Yogev-Keren

C, H. and Katz

PI, H. (2012). Philanthropy and Social

Engagement of Young Persons in Israel 2008. Beersheba: Ben-Gurion University, Israeli Center

for Third-sector Research.

20. Yogev-KerenC, H. and Katz

PI, H. (2012). The Israeli Third Sector Workforce 2000-2009.

Beersheba: Ben-Gurion University, Israeli Center for Third-sector Research.

21. SassonPD

, U. and KatzPI

, H. (2014). The Practice of Work Integration: Nonprofits, For-

Profits and Persons with Intellectual-Developmental Disabilities. Beit Dagan: Shalem

Foundation for the Development of Service for Mentally-Developmentally Challenged Persons

in the Municipalities.

22. DreznerC N. D., Greenspan

C, I., Katz

C, H. & Feit

C, G. (2017). Philanthropy in Israel 2016:

Patterns of Individual Giving. Tel Aviv: The Institute for Law and Philanthropy, Tel Aviv

University Buchmann Faculty of Law.

(e) Unrefereed professional articles and publications

1. Katz, H. (2005). Antonio Gramsci and Civil society. In Anheier H.K and List R.A.

(Eds.), A Dictionary of Civil Society, Philanthropy and the Third Sector. Routledge.

2. Katz, H. (2005). Networks. In Anheier H.K and List R.A. (Eds.), A Dictionary of Civil

Society, Philanthropy and the Third Sector. Routledge.

3. Katz, H. (2008). BOOK REVIEW: Jacqueline Butcher (Ed.) México Solidario:

Participación Ciudadana y Voluntariado. Limusa, Mexico. Voluntas, 19, 424–426.

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4. Katz, H. (2010). Nonprofit Theory: Gramsci. In Anheier H.K and Toepler S. (Eds.),

International Encyclopedia of Civil Society. Springer.

• Lectures and Presentations at Meetings and Invited Seminars not followed by Published

Proceedings

(f) Presentation of papers at conferences/meetings

1. Gidron, B. and Katz, H. (1998, April). The Spatial Dispersion of Third Sector

Organizations in Israel’s Center and Periphery: Primary Findings and Theoretical and Policy

Considerations. Paper presented at the second international conference: Urban Development – A

challenge for Frontier Regions, Beer-Sheva, Israel.

2. Gidron, B. and Katz, H. (1999, March). A Quantitative-Economic Profile of the Israeli

Third Sector, 1995. Paper presented at The Israeli Center for Third-sector Research Second

Annual Conference, The Dead Sea, Israel.

3. Gidron, B., Katz, H., Nativ-Ronen, E., and Bechar-Fuchs, A. (1999, March). Model and

Primary Findings from The Israeli Third Sector Database. Paper presentes at The Israeli Center

for Third-sector Research Second Annual Conference, The Dead Sea, Israel.

4. Gidron, B., Katz, H. and M. Bar, (2000, March). The Israeli Third Sector 2000: Roles of

the Sector. Paper presented at The Israeli Center for Third-sector Research Third Annual

Conference, The Dead Sea, Israel.

5. Katz, H. (2000, July). Third Sector Funding Patterns – a Measure of Institutionalization

of Social Relations. Paper presented at the 4th International Society for Third Sector Research

International Conference, Dublin, Ireland.

6. Gidron, B., Katz, H. and Bar, M. (2001, March). Portraying Civil Society in Israel. Paper

presented at The Israeli Center for Third-sector Research Fourth Annual Conference, Beersheba,

Israel.

7. Gidron, B., Katz, H. and Bar, M. (2001, December). Characteristics of the Israeli

Organized Civil Society. Paper presented at the 30th ARNOVA Conference, Miami, FL.

8. Katz, H. (2003, September). Measuring Civil Society – The Added Value of Geographic

Information Systems. Paper presented at the III Seminario Anual de Investigacion del Tercer

Sector, Mexico City, Mexico.

9. Katz, H. (2003, November). Show Me The Way To The Next NPO: Human Service

Nonprofits, Poverty and Accessibility - A Spatial Analysis. Paper presented at the 32nd Annual

ARNOVA Conference, Denver CO.

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10. Katz, H., Mosley J., and Hasenfeld Y., (2003, November). The Los Angeles Nonprofit

Human Services Survey: Facing an Ill-Defined and Miscounted Universe. Paper presented at the

panel: The Challenge of Surveying Non-Profit Organizations: A Cautionary Tale, 32nd Annual

ARNOVA Conference, Denver CO.

11. Katz, H., Mosley J., (2004, November). Decision Making in a Time of Uncertainty: How

Strategic Choices are Impacted by Perceived Funding Threats. Paper presented at the 33rd

Annual ARNOVA Conference, Los Angeles, CA.

12. Katz, H. (2005, June). Analyzing Service Locations: Findings and Methodological

Reflections from a Study of Nonprofit Human Services. Community Geography and Small Area

Analysis Satellite Meeting, Santa Barbara, CA.

13. Katz, H., Elon, Y., Gidron, B. and Babis, D. (2006, March). Data on the Israeli Third

Sector: The state of the sector - Quantitative profile, 2002 and recent developments pertaining to

the third sector. Paper presented at The Israeli Center for Third-sector Research Ninth Annual

Conference, The Dead Sea, Israel.

14. Katz, H. (2006, July). Gramsci, Hegemony, and Global Civil Society Networks. Paper

presented at the 7th International Society for Third Sector Research International Conference,

Bangkok, Thailand.

15. Katz, H. (2007, March). Civil Society during the Second Lebanon War. Paper presented

at The Israeli Center for Third-sector Research 10th Annual Conference, The Dead Sea, Israel.

16. Katz, H., Rosenstein, B. and Yogev, H. (2007, March). Evaluation in the Israeli Third

Sector: State of the Art. Paper presented at The Israeli Center for Third-sector Research 10th

Annual Conference, The Dead Sea, Israel.

17. Katz, H. and Lester-Levy. (2008, March). What’s Israeli Lay Leadership? Findings from

the Lay Leadership roundtable. Paper presented at The Israeli Center for Third-sector Research

11th Annual Conference, Beersheba, Israel.

18. Katz, H. and Brenner, N. (2008, March). The National Satellite Account of the Nonprofit

Sector in Israel. Paper presented at The Israeli Center for Third-sector Research 11th Annual

Conference, Beersheba, Israel.

19. Katz, H., and Yogev, H. (2008, July). Sustainable Substitutes? The Effects of

Humanitarian Crisis on Third Sector Organizations Filling the Place of a Non-Responsive

Government. Paper presented at the 8th International Society for Third Sector Research

International Conference, Barcelona, Spain.

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20. Katz, H. and Haski-Leventhal, D. (2008, November). Does faith lead to charity?

Disentangling the effect of religiosity on philanthropy. Paper presented at the 37th Annual

ARNOVA Conference, Philadelphia, PA.

21. Katz, H. (2008, November). The role of Government and Civil Society Organizations in

Addressing Humanitarian Crisis – the Case of the Second Lebanon War. Paper presented in

Panel: Government and the Third Sector: Using Israel as a Case Study of the Development of the

Relationship and How it Copes with Current Crises, 37th Annual ARNOVA Conference,

Philadelphia, PA.

22. Katz, H. (2009, June). Aliyah and the Third Sector - A Quantitative Analysis of

Organizations by and for Immigrants in Israel's Third Sector, Paper presented at the Canada and

Israel Bi-National Forum on Migration, Integration and Identity: Minorities and Social

Integration, Ruppin Academic Center, Israel.

23. Katz, H. (2009, November). The State of Philanthropy Research in Israel. Paper

presented at the 38th Annual ARNOVA Conference, Cleveland, OH.

24. Kabalo, P. and Katz, H. (2010, November). Civil Society and Government in Wartime:

the Treatment of IDPs in Two Israeli Wars. Paper presented at the 39th Annual ARNOVA

Conference, Arlington, VA.

25. Strier, M. and Katz, H. (2010, November). Social Capital and Participation in Third

Sector Organizations: Parents' Involvement in Democratic Schools. Paper presented at the 39th

Annual ARNOVA Conference, Arlington, VA.

26. Katz, H. (2011, July). Shifting the Balance: Third Sector Scholarship and Teaching

Between the Social and the Business Spheres. Paper presented at the 8th ISTR Regional

Conference for Latin America and the Caribbean, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

27. Katz, H. and Sasson, U. (2012, March). Social Engagement of Young Adults in Israel:

Youth Volunteering. Paper presented at The Israeli Center for Third-sector Research 15th

Annual Conference, Beersheba, Israel.

28. Katz, H. and Schlanger, A. (2012, March). Social Engagement of Young Adults in

Israel: Social Entrepreneurs. Paper presented at The Israeli Center for Third-sector Research

15th Annual Conference, Beersheba, Israel.

29. Katz, H. and Sharon, S. (2012, March). Social Engagement of Young Adults in Israel:

Young Mission-Driven Communities. Paper presented at The Israeli Center for Third-sector

Research 15th Annual Conference, Beersheba, Israel..

30. Schaefer-Dinstein, S., Brock, D. and Katz, H. (2012, December). What Is Strategic

Planning In Nonprofits? Paper presented at The 5th Israel Strategy Conference, Tel Aviv, Israel.

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31. Katz, H. (2013, July). Antecedents of entrepreneurial social engagement among young

adults. Paper presented at the ISTR Africa Regional Conference, Nairobi, Kenya.

32. Tevel, E., Katz, H., & Brock D. (July, 2014). Financial Vulnerability among Performing

Arts Organizations. Paper presented at the 11th International Society for Third Sector Research

International Conference, Munster, Germany.

33. Katz, H., & Yogev-Keren, H. (July, 2014). Person, Job and Organization Effects on

Wages in the Third Sector Workforce. Paper presented at the 11th International Society for Third

Sector Research International Conference, Munster, Germany.

34. Katz, H. & Sasson, U. (November, 2014). On a Tightrope: The Dependence of Business

on NPOs in the work Integration of Mentally Challenged Persons. Paper presented at the 43rd

Annual ARNOVA Conference, Denver, CO.

35. Blekher, M., Gneezy, A., and Katz, H. (October, 2014). The silver bullet donor card: The

nexus between donor card registration and next-of-kin organ donations decision. Paper presented

at the Association for Consumer Research North American Conference, Baltimore, MD.

36. Katz, H. (November, 2015). The goal justifies the means? Predicting donations by NPOs'

familiarity, trustworthiness and influence. Paper presented at the 44th

annual ARNOVA

conference, Chicago, IL.

37. Nave, E. and Katz, H. (June, 2016). Authentic Leadership amongst Social and Double

Entrepreneurs: Do they lead by their biography or is their biography leading them? Paper

presented at the 12th International Society for Third Sector Research International Conference,

Stockholm, Sweden.

38. Levy, A., Katz, H., and Afik, Z. (July, 2016). Philanthropic foundations payout and

multiyear grants: Between giving today and giving tomorrow. Paper presented at the 12th

International Society for Third Sector Research International Conference, Stockholm, Sweden.

39. Tevel, E., Katz, H., and Brock, D. (July, 2016). Measuring and predicting nonprofit

financial vulnerability: Validating a parsimonious model. Paper presented at the 12th

International Society for Third Sector Research International Conference, Stockholm, Sweden.

40. Katz, H., Greenspan, I., Feit, G., & Drezner, N. (July, 2017). Attitudes towards Giving

and Giving Behavior in a Diverse Society: Learning from the Israeli Case. Paper presented at the

European Research Network on Philanthropy 8th international conference, Copenhagen,

Denmark.

41. Tevel, E., Katz, H. & Brock, D. M. (August 2017). Assessing and Predicting Nonprofit

Financial Vulnerability. Paper presented at the Academy of Management 2017 Annual Meeting,

Atlanta, GA.

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42. Afik, Z., Benninga, S., & Katz, H. (July 2018). The grantmaking foundation trilemma:

Payout, asset management and longevity – a Monte Carlo simulation study. Paper presented at

the 13th International Society for Third Sector Research International Conference, Amsterdam,

The Netherlands.

(b) Seminar presentations at universities and institutions

1. Katz, H. (2003, September). Global Civil Society and its Measurement. Presented at the

Programa Interdisciplinario de Estudios del Tercer Sector, El Colegio Mexiquense,

Zinacantepec, México.

2. Katz, H. (2006, November). Global surveys or multi-national surveys? On sampling for

global surveys. Presented at the Globalization and Social Science Data Workshop, UCSB, Santa

Barbara.

3. Katz, H. (2009, September). Israeli Third Sector and Financial Crisis . Presented at the

Symposium on the Global Financial Crisis and its Implications for Nonprofit Organizations,

Civil Society and Social Investment, Centre for Social Investment, University of Heidelberg.

4. Katz, H. (2011, April). Does Faith Lead to Charity? Disentangling the Effect of

Religiosity on Philanthropy. Presented at The Symposium on Recent Developments in

Philanthropy and Social Enterprise in Comparative Perspective, Fondazione Fortes, Siena, Italy.

5. Katz, H. and Yogev-Keren, H. (2013, May). The Third Sector Labor Force. Presented at

the research seminar series of the Center for the Study of Philanthropy, Hebrew University,

Jerusalem, Israel.

6. Katz, H. (2016, April). Global Civil Society. Presented at the Center for Philanthropy

Studies, Universitat Basel, Basel, Switzerland.

• Research Grants

2006 – Center for Civil Society, UCLA; Center for Civil Society, London School of Economics;

Center for Global Governance, London School of Economics: The Global Civil Society

Yearbook Project – Dr. Hagai KatzPI

The Global Civil Society Yearbook Data Programme

2006-2008 – Annual amounts: $20,000, 30,000 - Total amount: $50,000

2007 – Tel Aviv University BRM Institute of Technology and Society – Dr. Hagai KatzPI

, Dr.

Raviv ScwartzPI

, Dr. Elias ZeidanR

Attributes and effectiveness of third sector coalitions and umbrella organizations

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2007-2008 – Annual amount: $27,000 - Total amount: $27,000

2008 – Yad Hanadiv Foundation - Prof. Benjamin Gidron, Dr. Hagai KatzPI

Social Engagement of Youth and Young Adults in Israel

2008-2011– Annual amount: $45,000 - Total amount: $135,000

2008 – Samuel Sebba Charitable Trust – Prof. Benjamin Gidron, Dr. Hagai KatzPI

Survey of Giving and Volunteering of the Israeli Public

2008-2009 – Annual amount: $52,000 - Total amount: $52,000

2009– Samuel Sebba Charitable Trust – Prof. Benjamin Gidron, Dr. Hagai KatzPI

Corporate Social Responsibility in Israel

2009-2011 – Annual amount: $26,000 - Total amount: $52,000

2010 – Kahanoff Foundation – Prof. Benjamin Gidron, Dr. Hagai KatzPI

The Third Sector Labor Market in Israel

2010-2012 – Annual amount: $32,000 - Total amount: $64,000

2011 – Samuel Sebba Charitable Trust – Prof. Benjamin Gidron, Dr. Hagai KatzPI

The Long-Term Impact of Service Learning on Students’ Civic Engagement

2012-2013 – Annual amount: GBP19,650 - Total amount: GBP19,650

2011, Samuel Sebba Charitable Trust– Dr. Hagai KatzPI, Prof. Simon Beninga, Dr. Zvika

Afik

International Symposium: Endowment and Asset Management – Payout Policies and

their Financial, Managerial and Intergenerational Implications

2011- GBP12,850 - Total amount: GBP12,850

2012 – Shalem Foundation – Dr. Hagai KatzPI

Workforce integration of intellectually disabled persons – comparing nonprofit, for-profit and

social/business hybrid organizations’ responses

2012-2013 – Annual amount: $40,000 - Total amount: $40,000

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Other Grants

2016 - Shalem Foundation

Grant for course development on Work Integration Social Enterprises

2017-2020 - Annual amount: ILS 30,000 - Total amount: ILS90,000

• Present Academic Activities

(a) Research in progress

Philanthropy in and between the four tribes of Israeli society (With: Galia Feit, TAU; Dr. Itay

Greenspan, HUJI; Prof. Noah Drezner, Columbia University).

Leadership perceptions among youth in the socioeconomic center and periphery (with: Alon

Lisak, BGU).

(b) Books and articles to be published

Revise and resubmit:

25. Katz, H., & Sasson, U., Beyond universalistic motivations: Developing an adolescent

volunteer functions inventory. Voluntary Sector Review.

26. Afik, Z., Beninga, S., & Katz, H. The grantmaking foundation trilemma: Payout, asset

management and longevity – a Monte Carlo simulation study. Nonprofit and Voluntary

Sector Quarterly.

Under review:

27. Afik, Z. & Katz, H. Reconsidering philanthropic foundation payout under a “new normal”: a

Monte Carlo simulation study. Journal of Policy Modelling.

28. Cohen, H., Kaspi-Baruch, O., & Katz, H., The social entrepreneur puzzle: the background,

personality and motivation of Israeli social entrepreneurs. The Journal of Social

Entrepreneurship.

29. Wiepking, P., Handy, F. et al, Global philanthropy: How institutional factors enable

philanthropic giving. Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly.

Under preparation:

1. Sasson, U., & Katz, H., The motivational make-up of adolescent volunteers and non-

volunteers.

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2. Cohen, H. & Katz, H., Career metaphors and childhood experiences of social entrepreneurs.

Additional information

Community involvement in the university

During my years at BGU, I have been involved continuously in university life through voluntary

participation in various committees, both university-wide and faculty or departmental level

committees. In addition to that, I participated actively in various less formal efforts such as

authoring the CHE evaluation report for the department, hosting international visitors,

participating in the board of trustees’ activities, and more. I also organized several conferences,

national and international, under the auspices of the Israeli Center for Third-sector Research.

Participation in University committees:

2017- Member, steering committee, Israeli Hope project

2016-2017 Member, University teaching innovation steering committee

2013- Member, Academic steering committee, The Rothschild Cube, Community

Action Department

2013- Member, Academic steering committee, Access to Higher Education program,

Jusidman Science Center for Youth

2012-2014 Member, University Ethical Code Committee

2010 Member, Dean of Students Social Merit Scholarships committee

Participation in Faculty and Departmental committees:

2018- Member, Israeli Hope project faculty committee

2016 Member, Ad-hoc curriculum revision committee, Dept. of Public Policy and

Administration

2009-2012 Member, Faculty Chairs Committee

2009-2013 Member, Faculty Curriculum Committee

2008-2012 Chair, organizing committees, 11th

through 15th spring international conference

of the Israeli Center for Third-sector Research

2002-2004 Student Representative, Computing and IT committee, UCLA School of Public

Policy and Social Research

1998-2000 Coordinator, Inter-university students’ colloquium on the Third Sector

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Community involvement outside the university

I have been involved voluntarily in various nonprofit and community organizations, where I

contribute from my knowledge and expertise. These included national committees, developing

infrastructural services for the third sector in Israel (see under Professional functions outside

universities/institutions), and supporting umbrella organizations and coalitions of the third sector

and civil society in Israel. Below are some of the initiatives and organizations I have been

involved with:

Sheatufim, for the promotion of Civil Society in Israel.

Israel Civic Leadership Association

Roundtable of Lay Leadership in Israel, in collaboration with School of Volunteer Leadership,

JDC Israel.

Advisory committee, The Volunteering Portal, the National Council for Volunteering in Israel

Organizing committee, annual conference of National Council for Volunteering in Israel

Organizing committee, Ler Institute for Volunteer Management conference, Yad Sarah,

Jerusalem

Israel Conservation Committee, Southern Branch

Current research synopsis

My current work focuses on three main issues. The first issue continues my work on

nonprofit management, with a particular interest in the blurring boundaries between business and

nonprofit organizations. In this topic, I have studied workforce integration of intellectually

disabled persons – comparing nonprofit, for-profit and social/business hybrid organizations’

responses (Katz and Sasson, 2017); corporate social responsibility (Amrousy, Gavious-Madar,

Katz, and Yosef, 2012); and leadership, ethics and motivations in social entrepreneurship in

social enterprises and nonprofit-business hybrid organizations (Cohen & Katz, 2016).

The second issue is philanthropic grantmaking foundations, and their changing forms of

investment and giving. I am currently doing research on Social Impact Bonds (with Levy and

Yosef) and on investment and payout decisions in grantmaking foundations (with Zvika Afik).

In the third stream I delve into the micro level of research I have done on giving and

volunteering, by looking at the interrelations between different manifestations of social

engagement and pro-social behavior. Within this area I have done a series of studies on the

different aspects of social engagement of young persons (Haski-Leventhal, Yogev-Keren and

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Katz, 2012; Sasson and Katz, 2014; plus a current study of youth leadership in the periphery

with Alon Lisak). My current interests have a specific focus on the role of trust, and particularly

the complex relations it has with social engagement and different philanthropic behaviors

(giving, volunteering, organizing, organ donations, political engagement), while drawing

important and less discussed distinctions between trust, distrust and mistrust, particularized and

generalized trust, individual and institutional trust, and more. Within this topic I am currently

writing on how trust and need for control affect self and next-of-kin organ donations decisions

(with Ayelet Gneezy and Maria Bleckher), and published articles on the effect of trust on social

engagement of teens in democratic schools (Strier & Katz, 2015) and the impact of nonprofit

public image and brand identity on donations (Katz, 2017).