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Curriculum vitae July 2008.
Mario S. Sznajder
1. Personal Data
Citizenship: Israeli
E-mail: [email protected]
1. Education
1976 The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Political Science-General History B.A.
1981 The Hebrew University of Jerusalem General History M.A.
1986 The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Political Science PhD
1. Appointments at the Hebrew University
1977 Teaching assistant Political Science
1981 Assistant Political Science
1989 Teaching fellow with grade of Lecturer Political Science
1991 Lecturer Political Science
1995 Senior Lecturer Political Science
2002 Associate Professor Political Science
2005 Leon Blum Professor of Political Science (Chair)
2009 Professor of Political Science
1. Other assignments fulfilled during the last years at the Hebrew University
1991-1998 B.A. adviser at the Department of Political Science
1994-1996, 2004- Member of the teaching commission - Faculty of Social Science
1999-2002 M.A. adviser at the Department of Political Science
1999-2003 Member of the Senate (representative of the senior lecturers)
1999-2003 Member of the plenary of the Authority for Research Students
2003. Member of the Academic Committee – Truman Institute
2003. Member of the Directing Board – Minerva Institute
2005-2006 Acting Academic Director – Truman Institute
2006 – Chairperson of the Teaching Committee of the Faculty of Social Sciences
5. Service in other academic and research institutions
1987-1989 University of Haifa Lecturer Teacher-Researcher
1991 - Wesleyan University Visiting research Fellow
1991 - Truman Institute-HU Lecturer- Senior Lecturer Research Fellow
1991-1996 Truman Institute-HU Lecturer-Senior Lecturer Coordinator-
Latin American Unit.
1999. Sabbatical at Cambridge University UK.
1999. Sabbatical at University of Chile.
2003-2004 Sabbatical at the University of Bologna, Italy.
1. Miscellaneous
1984-1985 Jacob L. Talmon Prize
1991-1992 Golda Meir Prize
1993 - 2004 Member of the editorial board of E.I.A.L. University of Tel Aviv.
1996 - Member of the editorial board of Política University of Chile.
2003 - Member of the editorial board of Revista de Ciencia Política Pontifica Universidad Católica de Chile.
2007 – Member of the editorial board of Contemporary Politics published by Routledge, Taylor & Francis.
2007 – Member of the editorial board of Totalitarian Movements and Political Religions published by Routledge, Taylor & Francis.
2008 – Member of the editorial board of the Journal of Politics in Latin America published by the Latin America Institute of GIGA - German Institute of Global and Area Studies.
1. Research grants
The Faculty of Social Science Young Researchers Grant 7500$ 1989-1990
Hewlet Visiting Scholar Research Grant - Wesleyan University 5000$ 1991
Minerva Centre Research Grant (with Dr. Luis Roniger) 25000$ 1994-1996
Truman Institute Yearly Research Grants (with Dr. L. Roniger) 5000$ 1995-1998
BSF Grant (with Dr. L. Roniger and Prof. C. Waisman-UCSD) 153000$ 1999-2002
Truman Institute Research Grant (with Dr. L. Roniger) 5000$ 2000-2001
Davis Institute Research Grant 5000$ 2007-2008
1. Teaching assignments at the Hebrew University1. M.A. Thesis students
Jorge Gordin 1997
Mario Schejtman 1999
Moshe Fuksman 2006
Paz Carmel 2008
Chanan Cohen 2008
1. PhD students
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1. List of courses taught during the last years
1995-1998 Israeli Society and Politics semester 2w/h in English
1995-1998, 2001-2003 Introduction to Contemporary
Political History semester 4w/h in Hebrew
1995-1998 Ideology and Politics in Modern Italy yearly 2h/w in Hebrew
1995-1998 Democracy and Authoritarianism in
Southern Europe and Latin America yearly 2h/w in Hebrew
1999-2000 History of Political Thought since the French Revolution semester 4h/w in Hebrew
1999-2001 Authoritarianism, Democracy and Human Rights in Latin America semester 4w/h in Hebrew
1999-2001 Democracy, Human Rights and Political
Exile in Latin America semester 4w/h in Hebrew
1999-2001 Ideology and Politics in Modern Italy yearly 2w/h in Hebrew
2001-2003, 2005- Italian Political Thought: From Machiavelli to Mussolini yearly 2 w/h in Hebrew
2004- Latin American Politics yearly 2w/h in Hebrew
2001-2003, 2004-2006 Civil Society and Citizenship semester 2w/h
2004-2006 Human Rights Violations, Political Exile and Democratization in Latin America semester 2 w/h in Hebrew
During the sabbatical in Cambridge University, 1998-1999 I taught a trimester course – 2h/w – on Democratisation and Human Rights in the framework of the SPS –Social and Political Science – and CLAS – Centre of Latin American Studies.
List of Publications
1. Ph D. dissertation
“Revolutionary Syndicalism in Italy: From Socialism to Fascism,” (Hebrew). Under the direction of Prof. Zeev Sternhell.
Books
l. Z. Sternhell, M. Sznajder, M. Asheri, Naissance de l’ideologie fasciste (Paris, Fayard, 1989) 424 pages. new paperback edition published in Paris by Gallimard, 1995, 556 pages. Quotations: 252 Reviews: 20
Translations:
The Birth of Fascist ideology (Princeton, NJ, Princeton University Press, 1994) 338 pages + Princeton paperback edition, 1995.
Yesodot HaFascism (Tel Aviv, Am Oved, 1992) 470 pages (Hebrew).
Nascita dell’ideologia fascista (Milano, Baldini & Castoldi, 1993) XXI + 404 pages.
Nacimiento de la ideologia fascista (Madrid, Siglo XXI Editores, 1994) XII + 418 pages.
Nacimento da ideologia fascista (Lisboa, Bertrand, 1995) 429 pages.
Die Entstehung der faschistischen Ideologie. Von Sorel zu Mussolini ( Hamburg, Hamburger Edition HIS Verlag SGIS, 1999) 410 pages.
Since been appointed senior lecturer
2. L. Roniger, M. Sznajder, The Legacy of Human rights Violations in the Southern Cone (Oxford, Oxford University Press, 1999) 367 pages. Quotations: 68 Reviews: 11
O legado de violaçŏes dos direitos humanos no cone sul (Sao Paulo: Perspectiva, 2004) 388 pages.
El legado de violaciones de los derechos humanos en el Cono Sur (La Plata: Ediciones Al Margen, 2005) 365 pages + 28 pages of Index.
Since been appointed associated professor
3. M. Sznajder, L. Roniger, The politics of exile in Latin America (New York, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press) (accepted for publication)
Edited books and journals since being appointed senior lecturer
4. M. Sznajder, L. Senkman (eds.) El legado del autoritarismo (Buenos Aires, GEL, 1995) 395 pages.Quotations: 23
5. L. Roniger, M. Sznajder (eds.) Constructing Collective Identities and Shaping Public Spheres (Brighton, Sussex Academic Press, 1998) 280 pages. Quotations: 34
Since being appointed associate professor
6. Mario Sznajder (guest editor) “Democracia y neoliberalismo en América Latina,”
Estudios Interdisciplinarios de América Latina y el Caribe (13 (1) Enero-Junio 2002) 198 pages.
Articles in Refereed Journals
7. “Revolutionary Syndicalism: from Socialism to Fascism,” Medina, Mimshal VeYehasim Beinleumim (30, 1989) pp. 1-8. (Hebrew)
8. “The Carta del Carnaro and Modernization,” Tel Aviver Jahrbuch fur deutsche Geschichte (19, 1989) pp. 439-461. Quotations: 1
9. “El Movimiento Nacional Socialista: nacismo a la chilena,” Estudios Interdisicplinarios de America Latina y el Caribe (1, 1, 1990) pp. 41-57. Quotations: 4
10. “Economic Marginalism and Socialism: Italian Revolutionary Syndicalism and the Revision of Marx,” Praxis International (11, 2, 1991) pp. 114-127. Quotations: 1
11. “Chile - ein schwerer Weg zur Demokratie,” Journal fur Sozialforschung (31, 4, 1991) pp. 381-399.
12. “The Antisemitic Myth and National Socialism in Chile,” Yahadut Zmaneinu (7, 1992) pp. 311-327. (Hebrew).
13. “El nacional socialismo chileno en los aסos treinta,” Mapocho (32, 1992), pp. 169-193. Quotations: 1
14. “Una comunidad en crisis: el judaismo chileno y el gobierno de la Unidad Popular,” Judaica Latinoamericana ( 2, 1993) pp. 137-148.
15. “A case of Non-European Fascism: Chilean National Socialism in the 1930s,” Journal of Contemporary History (28, 2, 1993) pp. 269-296. Quotations: 12
16. “I miti del sindacalismo rivoluzionario,” Storia contemporanea (24, 1, 1993) pp. 21-57. Quotations: 2
17. “Legitimidad y poder politicos frente a las herencias autoritarias: Transicion y consolidacion democratica en America Latina,” Estudios Interdisciplinarios de America Latina y el Caribe (4, 1, 1993) pp. 27-55. Quotations: 5
18. “The Authoritarian Heritage in the Transition and Consolidation of Democracy in Chile,” Journal of World Economy and International Relations (9, 1993) pp. 108-124 (Russian).
19. “Social Revolution and National Integration: Alceste De Ambris and Italian Fascism,” Canadian Review of Studies in Nationalism (20, 1-2, 1993) pp. 57-66. Quotations: 3
20. “Dalle parole ai campi di sterminio,” I viaggi di Erodoto (8, 22, 1994) pp. 48-57. Quotations: 1
21. “The Impact of the Gulf Crisis in Israel,” The Jewish Journal of Sociology (36, 2, 1994) pp. 21-31.
22. “El problema mapuche en Chile,” Estudios Interdisciplinarios de America Latina y el Caribe (5, 2, 1994) pp. 85-94. Quotations: 2
23. “The Right Wing Coalition in Italy: Legitimacy and Criticism,” International Affairs (71, 1, 1995) pp. 83-102. Quotations: 7
24. “Democracia limitada: Una perspectiva comparativa,” Papel Politico (1, 1, 1995) pp. 9-27. Quotations: 3
25. “The Israeli Home Front and the Gulf War,” Defense Analysis (11, 2, 1995) pp. 91-107. Quotations: 3
26. “Limited Democracy in South America,” Democratization (3, 3, 1996) pp. 360-370. Quotations: 4
Articles published since been appointed as senior lecturer.
27. “Dilemmas of economic and political modernisation in Chile: a jaguar that wants to be a puma,” Third World Quarterly (17, 4, 1996) pp. 725-736. Quotations: 11
28. “Ethnodevelopment and Democratic Consolidation in Chile,” Migration (28, 1995) pp. 29-54. Quotations: 1
29. L. Roniger, M. Sznajder, “The Legacy of Human Rights Violations and the Collective Identity of Redemocratized Uruguay,” Human Rights Quarterly (19, 1997) pp. 55-77. Quotations: 5
30. “Jaime Guzman, Pinochet y la ideologia de la democracia limitada en Chile,” Ciclos (8, 8 (16) 1998) pp. 105-123. Quotations: 1
31. M. Sznajder, L. Roniger, “The Politics of Memory and Oblivion in Redemocratized Argentina and Uruguay,” History and Memory (10 (1) Spring 1998) pp. 133-169. Quotations: 8
32. M. Sznajder, G. Rahat, “Electoral Engineering in Chile: The Electoral System and Limited Democracy,” Electoral Studies (17 (4) 1998) pp. 429-442. Quotations: 16
33. M. Sznajder, L. Roniger “The Unsolved Legacy of Human Rights Violations in the Southern Cone,” Human Rights Review ( 1 (1) October-December 1999) pp. 45-64. Quotations: 3
34. “Has Alleanza nazionale ceased to be a neo-fascist party?,” Politica 39-40 (2000) pp. 21-39.
Articles published since been appointed associate professor
35. M. Sznajder, L. Roniger, “Politica, ethos social e identidad en la Cuba contemporanea,”América Latina Hoy (vol 29, diciembre 2001) pp. 155-178.
36. "Adaptando el Estado al Mercado o el Mercado al Estado? Reformas constitucionales en Chile, Brasil y Argentina hacia fines del siglo XX,” Estudios Interdisciplinarios de América Latina y el Caribe (13 (1) Enero-Junio 2002) pp. 61-87.
37. M. Sznajder, L. Roniger, “Trends and Constraints of Partial Democracy in Latin America,” Cambridge Review of International Affairs 16 (2) 2003, pp. 323-341. Quotations: 2
38. “Fascism again: In Search of the Right Conceptualization of Generic Fascism,” Erwagen Wissen Ethik 15(3) 2004, pp. 353-354.
39. “Still in Search of the Right Conceptualization of Generic Fascism” Erwagen Wissen Ethik 15 (3) 2004, pp. 416-418.
40. "Il populismo in America Latina," Ricerche di Storia Politica 7 (3) 2004, pp. 347-366. Quotations: 2
41. M. Sznajder, L. Roniger "From Argentina to Israel: Escape, Evacuation and Exile," Journal of Latin American Studies 37 (2) 2005, pp. 351-377.
42. M. Sznajder, L. Roniger "Democracias parciales y el interrogante de las transformaciones institucionales en la última década," Papel Político 16, Diciembre 2004, pp. 103-125.
43. L. Roniger, M. Sznajder "Milut VeGalut: HaNimlatim MiShilton HaGeneralim BeArgentina, BeShnot Ha- 70," Soziologia Israelit (Hebrew) 6 (2) 2005, pp. 233-263.
44. M. Sznajder, L. Roniger, "Political Exile in Latin America," Latin American Perspectives, 34 (4) 2007, pp. 7-30.
45. "The Barcelona Process and Israel," Hemispheres, published by the Polish Academy of Sciences 21 (2006), pp.147-159.
46. M. Sznajder, L. Roniger, "Exile Communities and their Differential Institutional Dynamics: A Comparative Analysis of the Chilean and Uruguayan Political Diasporas," Revista de Ciencia Política 27 (1) 2007, pp. 43-66.
47. L. Roniger, M. Sznajder, "Los antecedentes coloniales del exilio político y su proyección en el siglo 19," Estudios Interdisciplinarios de América Latina y el Caribe 18 (2) 2007, pp.31-51.
48. "Del Estado-refugio al Estado-conflicto: El Holocausto y la formación del imaginario colectivo israelí" Revista Mexicana de Ciencias Políticas y Sociales, 200, 2008 (accepted for publication).
Chapters in Edited Books
49. “Fascism and the Jews of Italy,” R. Wistrich and S. DellaPergola (eds.) The Racial Laws and the Jews in Italy (Jerusalem, The Vidal Sassoon International Centre for the Study of Antisemitism and The A. Harman Institute of Contemporary Jewry, 1995) pp. 19-36. Quotations: 1
50. “Impacto del mito movilizador: de racismo verbal a genocidio,” C. Escude, B. Gurevich (eds.) El genocidio frente a la historia y la naturaleza humana (Buenos Aires, GEL, 1994) pp. 91-117.
51. “Giuseppe Prezzolini and the Quest for a New Italy,” Z. Sternhell (ed.) The Intellectual Revolt Against Democracy 1870-1945 (Jerusalem, The Israeli Academy of Sciences and Humanities, 1996) pp. 305-325.
52. “Authoritarian Enclaves and Democratization in South America,” R. Espindola (ed.) Transitions to Democracy in Latin America (Stockholm, Institute of Latin American Studies, 1996) pp. 52-74.
53. “Was there Fascism in Chile?,” S. U. Larsen (ed.) Fascism outside Europe: the European impulse against domestic conditions in the diffusion of global fascism (Boulder, CO., Social Science Monographs; N.Y.: Distributed by Columbia University Press, 2001) pp. 561-592.
Chapters in edited books since been appointed as senior lecturer
54. “Entre autoritarismo y democracia: el legado de violaciones de derechos humanos,” en M. Sznajder, L. Senkman (eds.) El legado del autoritarismo: Derechos humanos y antisemitismo en la Argentina contemporanea (Buenos Aires: GEL, 1995) pp. 9-35. Quotations: 1
55. “Los origenes de la ideologia fascista,” M. Perez Ledesma (ed.) Los riesgos para la democracia. Fascismo y neofascismo (Madrid, Editorial Pablo Iglesias, 1997) pp. 1-16. Quotations: 2
56. M. Sznajder, L. Roniger, “Menschenrechtverletzungen in Argentinien: Kollektives Erinnern und Vergessen nach Redemokratisierung,” G. Smith, A. Margalit (Hg.) Amnestie oder Die Politik der Erinnerung in der Demokratie (Frankfurt am Main, Suhrkamp Verlag, 1997) pp. 155-178. Quotations: 2
57. “Afinidades ideológicas entre la extrema derecha nacionalista y los radicalismos islamicos. Posibles bases de cooperacion,” in G. Ben Dror (ed.) Extremismo y religión: su presencia en América Latina (Tel Aviv: Tel Aviv University, Stephen Roth Institute, 1998) pp. 11-20. Quotations: 2
58. “A Draft Proposal for Israeli Palestinian Security,” Is Oslo Alive? (Jerusalem, Konrad Adenauer Foundation-Truman Institute-Palestine Consultancy Group, 1998) pp. 19-24.
59. “Continuity or Change in the Ideology of Alleanza Nazionale,” D. Porat and R. Stauber (eds.) Antisemitism Worlwide 1997-1998 (Tel Aviv: Tel Aviv University-Ramot Publishing, 1998) pp. 17-31.
60. “Liga Veneta and Lega Nord: Federalism, Separatism or Devolution?,” T. Barth and M. Enzell (eds.) Collective Identity and Citizenship in Europe. Fields of Access and Exclusion (Oslo: Arena and The Van Leer Institute, 1999) pp. 171-180.
61. “Who is a Chilean: The Mapuche, the Huaso and the Roto as Basic Symbols of Chilean Collective Identitiy,” L. Roniger, M. Sznajder (eds.) Constructing Collective Identities and Shaping Public Spheres. Latin American Paths (Brighton, Sussex Academic Press, 1998) pp. 199-216. Quotations: 3
62. “Hayek in Chile,” in D. Avnon, A. de-Shalit, Liberalism and its practice (London, Routledge, 1999) pp. 50-63. Quotations: 1
63. “The Chilean jaguar as a symbol of a new collective identity: Between neo-liberalism and limited democracy,” in L. Roniger, T. Herzog (eds.) The Collective and
the Public in Latin America. Cultural Identities and Political Order (Brighton-Portland, Sussex Academic Press, 2000) pp. 285-298. Quotations: 1
64. “Nietzsche, Mussolini and Italian Fascism,” in J. Golomb and R. Wistrich (eds.) Nietzsche: Godfather of Fascism? (Princeton, NJ, Princeton University Press, 2002) pp..235-262. Quotations: 3
65. “La memoria y la politica en el Chile redemocratizado,” in P. Flier and B. Groppo (eds) La imposibilidad del olvido. Recorridos de la memoria en Argentina, Chile y Uruguay (Buenos Aires: Ediciones Al Margen, 2001) pp. 179-194. Quotations: 2
Chapters in edited books since been appointed associate professor
66. “Sorel y el sindicalismo revolucionario italiano,” in G. Cavallari, P. Pastore (eds.) Georges Sorel nella crisi del liberalismo europeo (Camerino: Collana del Dipartimento di Scienze Giuridiche e Politiche della Universita di Camerino, 2001) pp. 387-400. Quotations: 2
67. “Globalization and Limited Democracy through the Mirror of History in Chile,” in L. Roniger and C. Waisman (eds.) Globality and Multiple Modernities, Comparative Perspectives on the Americas (Brighton: Sussex Academic Press, 2002) pp. 183-210.
68. "Ethnodevelopment and Democratic Consolidation in Chile: The Mapuche Question,” in E. D. Langer with E. Muňoz (eds.) Contemporary Indigenous Movements in Latin America (Wilmington, Delaware: Scholarly Resources Books, 2003) pp. 17-34. Quotations: 3
69. “The Ambivalent Legacy of Fascism in Italy,” in S. Avineri, Z. Sternhell (eds.) Europe’s Century of Discontent. The Legacies of Fascism, Nazism and Communism (Jerusalem: The Hebrew University Magnes Press, 2003) pp. 233-248. Quotations: 1
70. M. Sznajder, L. Roniger, "Israel y el escape de judios argentinos bajo la dictadura militar 1976-1983,” in P. Yankelevich (ed.) Represion y Destierro. Itinerarios del Exilio Argentino (La Plata : Editorial Al Margen, 2004) pp. 157-185.
71. "Validez conceptual y práctica del Estado-Nación.", in A. Gurrutxaga Abad (ed.) El presente del Estado-Nación (Bilbao: Servicio Editorial de la Universidad del País Vasco, 2004) pp. 95-106.
72. "O Anti-semitismo no Chile," in M. L. Tucci Carneiro (ed.) O Anti-semitismo nas Américas (Sao Paulo: Editora EDUSP, 2008) pp. 437-457.
73. "Causes of the breakdown of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process in a comparative perspective," in S. L. Germani and D. R. Kaarthikeyan (eds.) Pathways out of Terrorism and Insurgency: The Dynamics of Terrorist Violence and Peace Processes (New Delhi: Sterling Pub., 2005) pp. 57-69.
74. M. Sznajder, L. Roniger, "El desarrollo del legado de las violaciones de los derechos humanos : A 30 años del golpe de 1976" in C. E. Lida, H. Crespo, P. Yankelevich (eds.)
Argentina, 1976. Estudios en torno al golpe de estado (México: El Colegio de México-UNAM, 2007 and Buenos Aires: Fondo de Cultura Económica [Filial Argentina] 2008) pp. 233-258.
75. M. Sznajder, L. Roniger, "Memoria abierta: las democracias del Cono sur frente al legado de violaciones de derechos humanos," M. R. Stabili (ed.) Entre historias y memorias. Los desafíos metodológicos del legado reciente de América Latina (Madrid, Frankfurt am Main: AHILA, Iberoamericana, Vervuert, 2007) pp. 159-197.
76. M. Sznajder, L. Roniger, "Un extraño sitio de exilio para la izquierda argentina: Israel," P. Yankelevich, S. Jensen (eds.) Exilios. Destinos y experiencias bajo la dictadura militar (Buenos Aires: Libros del Zorzal, 2007) pp. 21-62
77. "Modernidades Múltiples y Múltiples Modernizaciones," in Ander Gurrutxaga (ed.) Retratos del presente. La sociedad del siglo XXI (Bilbao: Servicio Editorial. Universidad del País Vasco, 2007) pp. 85-99.
78. "¿Hacia el fin del conflicto árabe-israelí?" in Zidane Zeraoui (ed.) La Paz y las Regiones del Mundo (Monterrey: Fondo Editorial de Nuevo León, 2008) pp. 105-128.
79. "Globalization and Populism in Latin America," in Gad Yair and Orit Gazit (eds.) Collective Identities, States and Globalization (Leiden: Brill, 2008) (accepted for publication).
V. Other Scientific Articles
80. “El problema político de Jerusalem. Las perspectivas israelies,” Reflejos (1, 1, 1992) pp. 55-62.
81. “O problema de Jerusalem. Perspectivas israelitas,” RISCO (21, 10, 1991) pp. 117-132.
82. “Quo Vadis Jerusalem? Las perspectivas politicas israelenses,” Contexto Internacional (16, 2, 1994) pp. 309-328.
83. “Inaplicabilidad actual de los modelos europeos en el proceso de paz del Medio Oriente,” Reflejos (3, 1, 1994) pp. 87-92.
84. “Continuity or change in the ideology of Alleanza nazionale,” Anti-Semitism Worldwide 1997/8 http://www.tau.ac.il/Anti-Semitism/asw97-8/sznajder.html
Other scientific articles since being appointed associate professor
85. M. Sznajder, L. Roniger, “Politics, Social Ethos and Identity in Contemporary Cuba,” A Gitelson Peace Publication (Jerusalem: The Harry S Truman Research Institute for the Advancement of Peace, 2001) pp. 1-27. Quotations: 3
86. “Israelies y palestinos: antecedentes de la Intifada,” Estudios Internacionales (XXXV, Abril-Junio 2002, (37)) pp. 53-67. Quotations: 1
87. "La politica de enfrentamiento. La Intifada, entre violencia y negociaciones," Estudios Internacionales (XXXV, Octubre-Diciembre 2002 (139)) pp. 45-62.
88. "Politica y Sociedad Israeli desde la Segunda Intifada al Pacto de Ginebra,” Hermes 12, marzo 2004, pp. 2-8.
89. M. Sznajder, L. Roniger, "Perek Mavoh LeDoh HaVaadah HaBein Misradit LeBirur Goral HaNeelamim HaYehudiim BeArgentina," Doh HaVaadah HaBein Misradit LeBirur Goral HaNeelamim HaYehudiim BeArgentina (Jerusalem: 2002/Internet) pp. 1-19. Quotations: 1
90. "El holocausto y la identidad nacional israeli en el marco del conflicto del Medio Oriente," Si Somos Americanos. Revista de Estudios Transfronterizos volumen IV, aňo 5, 2004, pp. 73-83.
91. "Voto democrático e proceso di pace: le elezioni palestinesi e israeliane," Il Mulino LV (425) 3/2006, pp. 553-561.
92. "Israelíes y palestinos: entre negociaciones, enfrentamientos y elecciones," Hermes, Junio 2006 (20) pp. 60-66.
93. M. Sznajder, "Causas del descarrilamiento del proceso de paz israelí-palestino desde una perspectiva comparada," El conflicto en el Medio Oriente. Entre la guerra y la paz (Mexico: Universidad Hebraica, 2006, numero especial) pp. 16-23.
94. "Diferentes trayectorias del antisemitismo en Chile", Indice 37 (24) Mayo 2007, pp. 77-99.
VI. Book Reviews - Entries in Encyclopaedias and Proceedings
95. “El movimiento nacional socialista: antisemitismo y movilizacion politica en Chile en la decada del treinta,” Coloquio (21, 1989) pp. 61-70.
96. “Los judios de Chile y el gobierno de Allende,” Proceedings of the Tenth World Congress of Jewish Studies (Jerusalem, Magnes Press, 1990, vol II) pp. 505-512.
97. “Gramsci en America Latina” (essay review), Estudios Interdisciplinarios de America Latina y el Caribe (3, 2, 1992) pp. 133-137.
98. “Israelis, Arabs and the European Models,” Peoples’ Rights and the European Structures (Barcelona, Centre UNESCO de Catalunya, 1993) pp. 135-138.
99. “Fascist Italy and the Jews,” (review) Yahadut Zmaneinu (8, 1993) pp. 340-351 (Hebrew).
100. “A Nation of Enemies,” (review) Estudios Interdisciplinarios de America Latina y el Caribe (4, 2, 1993) pp. 143-147.
101. Entries, “Araucanians”, “Bolivian”, “Chileans”, “Peruvians,” A. Gonen (ed.) The Encyclopedia of the Peoples of the World (N. Y., Holt, 1993).
Book Reviews - Entries in Encyclopaedias and Proceedings since been appointed senior lecturer.
102. “A History of Fascism,” (review) Estudios Interdisciplinarios de América Latina y el Caribe (7, 1, 1996) pp. 141-143.
103. “Fascism: A History” (review) Journal of World History (10 (1) Spring 1999) pp. 266-269.
104. “Latin America,” HaEncyclopaedia HaIvrit (III volume of additions, Hebrew, 1995).
105. Entries, “Italo Balbo”, “Angelica Balabanoff,” “Arturo Bochini”, “Communist Party of Italy”, “Gabriele D’Annunzio”, “Alceste De Ambris,” “Emilio De Bono,” “Roberto Farinacci,” “Fascism,” “March on Fiume”, “Antonio Gramsci,” “Dino Grandi”, “Italian Social Republic”, “Curzio Malaparte”, “Pietro Nenni” and “Alfredo Rocco”, M. van Creveld (ed.) The Encyclopedia of Revolutions and Revolutionaries (N.Y. Facts on File, 1995).
106. “Human Rights and Democratization in Latin America. Uruguay and Chile,” (review) Patterns of Prejudice (1999), pp. 69-72.
107. “’Las Derechas’: The extreme right in Argentina, Brazil and Chile, 1890-1939” Estudios Interdisciplinarios de America Latina y el Caribe 12 (1) Enero-Junio 2001, pp. 180-184.
Book Reviews - Entries in Encyclopaedias and Proceedings since been appointed associate professor
108. “Yehudim VeFascism (Jews and Fascism),” Y. Yovel (ed.), Zman Yehudi Hadash. (Encyclopaedia of Secular Judaism) (Jerusalem: Keter, 2007) vol 4, pp. 28-30.
109. "International Human Rights and Authoritarian Rule in Chile," (review) Journal of Human Rights (1 (2) March 2003) pp. 119-123.
110. “Argentina, Israel and the Jews. Peron, the Eichman capture and after,” (review) Journal of Latin American Studies 36: 608-609 Part 3 Aug 2004.
111. "Details about the Life of a Mythical Heroe: Che Guevara" (review) Katharsis 4, autumn 2005, pp. 94-97. (in Hebrew)
112. "Democracy in Latin America 1760-1900" (review) International Sociology Review of Books 21 (3) 2005, pp. 439-442.
113. "Neoliberal Economics, Democratic Transition, and Mapuche Demands for Rights in Chile," (review) Hispanic American Historical Review 88 (1) 2008, pp: 150-152.
114. Entry, "Mussolini, Benito," C. Niemeyer (ed.) Nietzsche – Lexikon (Darmstadt: Wisssenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft, 2008) [forthcoming] (accepted for publication).
Participation in Conferences
1. “Le mouvement national socialiste au Chili,” Associazione Mediterranea Latinamericana - AMELA - Firenze, November 1982.
2. “The `Carta del Carnaro” as a Document of Political Modernization,”
Workshop on Fascism and Modernization, Wiener Library, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, April 1987.
4.“Antisemitismo y movilización política en Chile en la dיcada del treinta,” V Congreso Internacional de Investigadores sobre Judaísmo Latinoamericano - LAJSA, Buenos Aires, August 1988.
5.“Revolutionary Syndicalism: from Socialism to Fascism,” (in Hebrew) Annual Conference of Israeli Political Science Association, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, May 1989.
6. “The Role of Violence in Fascism,” International Congress on Violence and Social Myths, Jerusalem, July 1989.
7. “Los judios de Chile y el gobierno de Allende,” X World Congress of Jewish Studies, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Jerusalem, August 1989.
8. “Italian Fascism towards the Racial Laws and the beginning of the Second World War,” Workshop on “The Jews of Italy between the Racial Laws and the Second World War (1938-1940),” The Institute of Contemporary Jewry, Jerusalem, October 1989.
9. “Leftist and Rightist Sources of Italian Fascism: The case of Alceste De Ambris,” International Conference on “Nazism-Fascism-Antisemitism-Holocaust: Links, interactions, differences,” University of Bar Ilan, Ramat Gan, December 1989.
10. “Chile: The Difficult Road to Democracy,” International Workshop on “Transitions to Democracy,” The Truman Research Institute for the Advancement of Peace in Cooperation with the Polish Peace Research Council, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Jerusalem, April 1990.
11. “Giuseppe Prezzolini and the Quest for a New Italy,” International Conference on “The Intellectual Revolt Agaisnt Democracy 1870-1945,” The Israeli Academy of Social Sciences and Humanities, Jerusalem, June 1990.
12. “Chilean National Socialism in the 1930s,” Special Session 23 on “Was there Fascism outside Europe? Non European and European Perspectives Compared,” XV World Congress of the International Political Sciences Association - IPSA, Buenos Aires, July 1991.
13. “Transition to Democracy and the Consolidation of the New Regime in Chile,” Soviet-Israeli Symposium on “Democracy and Authoritarianism in the Third World,” IMEMO, Academy of Sciences, Moscow, August-September 1991.
14. “Il problema politico di Gerusalemme,” Conference on “Religioni del libro e religiositב contemporanea,” Torino, March 1992.
15. “From Pinochet to Chinochet: Democracy and Authoritarianism in Latin America,” and organiser of the Israeli-Russian Symposium on “Democracy, Authoritarianism and Civil Society in a Comparative Perspective,” Truman Institute with the cooperation of IMEMO, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Jerusalem, June 1992.
16. “Addenda to Chilean National Socialism in the 1930s,” Workshop on “Non-European Fascism,” The University of Lisboa, Lisboa, October 1992.
17. “Israelis, Arabs and the European Models,” Conference on “Peoples Rights and European Structures,” UNESCO Catalunya, Manresa, March 1993.
18. “Democratization Processes in Latin America,” (in Hebrew) in the panel on “Dilemmas in the Democratisation Processes,” Annual Conference of the Israeli Society of Political Science, University of Haifa, May 1993.
19. “Legitimidad y poder politicos frente a los enclaves autoritarios en las consolidaciones democraticas,” VI FIEALC Congress, Warsaw, June 1993.
20. “Impacto del mito movilizador: de racismo verbal a genocidio,” Conference on “Genocide before History and Human Nature,” Universidad Torcuato Di Tella, Buenos Aires, September 1993.
21. “Legitimacy, Political Power and Authoritarian Enclaves in the Process of Democratization in Latin America,” Society of Latin American Studies - SLAS, University of Liverpool, Liverpool, March 1994.
22. “Italian Democracy between the renewed Right and the renewed Left,” Conference on “The Challenge of Democracy towards the 21st Century,” Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, May 1994.
23. “Limited Democracy: A comparative Approach,” in the panel on “Democratic Transition and Consolidation: Political Experiences in a Comparative Perspective,” 48th International Congress of Americanists - ICA, Stockholm University, Stockholm, July 1994.
24. “Italy’s Right: between Populism and Fascism,” Konferenz zum “Rechtextremismus in Europa - Neue Avantgarde?,” Institute Van Leer, Jerusalem, November 1994.
25. “Civil Society and Limited Democracy in Chile,” and organizer of the Workshop on “Civil Society and Political Economy in Latin America,” Truman Institute, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Jerusalem, December 1994.
26. “Has Neofascism Disappeared in Italy?,” and co-organiser of the International Conference on “Extremism and Nationalism in Europe Fifty Years After World War II,” The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. April 1995.
27. “The jaguar that wants to be a puma: Dilemmas of economic and political modernization in Chile,” in the panel on “Tigers, Jaguars, Pumas and Other Felines: Towards Convergence in Developmental Strategy,” International Studies Association - ISA - 37th Annual Convention, San Diego, April 1995.
28. “Limited Democracy in Chile,” Workshop on Governance and Economic Policy in the Third World, European Consortium of Political Research - ECPR, Bordeaux, April-May 1995.
29. “The Mapuche Problem in Chile” Democracy as a Solution?,” International Conference on “The New Politics of Ethnicity, Self-determination and the Crisis of Modernity,” Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, June 1995.
30. “The Legacy of Human Rights Violations in Post-authoritarian Societies,” with Luis Roniger, at the panel on “Problems of Democratization in Latin America,” Latin American Studies Association -LASA - World Conference, Washington, October 1995.
31. “Los origenes de la ideologםa fascista,” Internacional Conference on “Los riesgos de la democracia y neo-fascismo,” Fundacion Pablo Iglesias, Madrid, November 1995.
32. “Who is a Chilean: The Mapuche, the Huaso and the Roto as Symbolic Images of Chilean Collective Identity,” Workshop on “Collective Identitin Latin America,” Truman Institute and Van Leer Institute, Jerusalem, January 1996.
33. “Afinidades ideologicas entre la extrema derecha nacionalista y el radicalismo islamico. Posibles bases de cooperacion,” Conference on Antisemitism, CONIB-Tel Aviv University, Sao Paulo, June 1996.
34. “Hayek in Chile,” in “The Impact of Ideas on the 20th Century,” an International Conference in honour of Shlomo Avineri, recipient of the 1996 Israel Prize, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, December 1996.
35. “Institutional aspects of the Legacy of Human Rights Violations in the Southern Cone,” Society of Latin American Studies - SLAS - Conference, Saint Andrews, April 1997.
36. “Hayek’s influence in Chile,” Society of Latin American Studies - SLAS - Conference, Saint Andrews, April 1997.
37. “Polarised Intellectual Interpretations of Latin America’s Realities,” Workshop on “The Arab World and Latin America: Economic Nationalism and anti-Western Collective Identities,” Truman Institute, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, May 1997.
38. “Hayek’s influence in Chile. Updated findings” Workshop on “Routes and prospects of the Chilean `miracle’,” 49th International Conference of Americanists - ICA - Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Ecuador, Quito, July 1997.
39. “The Chilean Jaguar as a Symbol of a new Collective Identity: between Neoliberalism and Limited Democracy,” at the panel on “The Shaping of Collective
Identities and Public Spheres in Latin America,” 49th International Conference of americanists - ICA - Pontificia Universidad Catףlica del Ecuador, Quito, July 1997
40. “Liga Veneta and Lega Nord: Federalism, separatism or devolution?,” ARENA Israeli-Scandinavian Workshop on “Collective Identitities and Citizenship,” Oslo, September 1997.
41. “Proposals about improving the security dimension,” workshop “Is Oslo alive?,” Palestine Consultancy Group - Truman Institute-Hebrew University - Konrad Adenauer Foundation Jerusalem, Notre Dame Center, Jerusalem, November 1997.
42. “The Military and Politics in Chile,” in the international conference in honour of Moshe Lissak, “Society Politics and the Military: Israel in a Comparative Perspective,” Hebrew University, Jerusalem, December 1997.
43.“Human rights violations in Argentina, Chile and Uruguay: Historical Perspectives,” in the workshop on ”The military regime in Argentina and human rights violations (1976-1983),” The University of Haifa, Haifa, 11 January 1998.
44. “Separatism or Federalism in Northern Italy,” workshop on Collective Identities, Van Leer Institute, Jerusalem, 11 May 1998.
44. “Notes on the publication of Nunca Mas,” in the presentation of Nunca Mas Hebrew translation. The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 22 June 1998.
45. “This Chile is really Hot!. The Pinochet Case, Chilean Democracy and the new World Order,” Latin American Society of the Wolfson College, University of Cambridge, 7 December 1999.
46. “Limited Democracy in Chile” in the Centre of Latin American Studies Seminar, University of Cambridge, 1 February 1999.
47. Organiser of the panel on “Neoliberalism and limited democracy in South America” at the Society of Latin American Studies -SLAS- annual meeting, Cambridge University, 11 April 1999.
48. “Neoliberalism and limited democracy in Chile,” and organiser of the panel on “Free Market Economies and Limited Forms of Democracy in Latin America,” at the Ninth FIEALC- Congress, University of Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv, 13-14 April 1999.
49. “Fascism,” a series of three lectures at the Visiting Fellows Seminar of the Universidad de Mendoza, Mendoza, 26-28 August 1999.
50. “Fascismo: del insulto a la precisiףn acadיmica,” Instituto de Ciencia Polםtica de la Universidad de Chile, Santiago, 30 September 1999.
51. “The Legacy of Human Rights Violations in the Southern Cone” with Luis Roniger, Seminar of the Department of Political Science of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 15 March 2000.
52. “Memory and oblivion in Chile,” at the Workshop on “Institutions and Collective Memory of the ‘Proceso’ 1976-1983 in Argentina,” Latin American Centre, St. Antony’s College, University of Oxford, 23 May 2000.
53. “Society and Politics in Israel,” at the Seminar for Algerian Journalists and Academics, Truman Institute, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 27 June, 2000.
54. “Hacia un nuevo tipo de democracia en America Latina,” at the Conference on “America Latina frente al discurso hegemonica,” University of Tel Aviv, 5 July 2000.
55. “Es Alleanza nazionale un partido neofascista?” at the Workshop on “Nacionalismo, Neonazismo y Antisemitismo. Impacto de su ensenanza en Amיrica Latina,” Universidad de Chile y Universidad de Santiago de Chile, Goethe Institut, Santiago de Chile, 29 August, 2000.
56. “Legado de Violaciones de derechos Humanos en Argentina y en Chile: Una perspectiva comparada,” at the Conference on “Autoritarismo, Neonazismo, Antisemitismo y Derechos Humanos en America Latina,” Centro de Investigaciones Sociolףgicas de la Universidad Nacional de Tucuman, 8 September, 2000.
57. “Economias de mercado y democratizacion” with Luis Roniger, Seminar of the CEPPAC, University of Brasilia, 26 September, 2000.
58. “Populism in Contemporary Latin America,” at the Conference on “Collective Identities and Multiple Modernities,” European University Institute, Fiesole, 15 December 2000.
59. “Processes of liberalisation and democratisation in Chile: A midterm balance,” The Israeli Sociological Association Annual Conference, Jerusalem, 4 February 2001.
60. “Policies of memory and oblivion in Chile” Conference on “Arte de la Memoria” IEL-UNICAMP – Sao Paulo, 13 September 2001.
61. M. Sznajder, L. Roniger, “Political Exile in Latin America: the beginnings,” (in Hebrew) Seminar of the Latin American Unit of the Truman Institute. Hebrew University, Jerusalem, 27 December 2001.
62. “El impacto de la aplicaciףn de las doctrinas de seguridad nacional en el Cono Sur,” International Symposium on Human Rights Violations in Latin America and the Universalization of Human rights: Moral and Legal Concerns. The University of Haifa, Haifa, 16 January 2002.
63. “The Ambivalent Legacy of Fascism in Italy,” International Conference on Europe’s Century of Discontent: Refelctions on the Legacy of Fascism, Nazism and Communism. The Hebrew University, Jerusalem, 11 March 2002.
64. “Razones para la situacion actual del conflicto del Medio Oriente y perspectivas,” Seminar of the Interdisciplinary Studies of Asia and Africa of Postgraduate of the Facultad de Filosofםa y Letras de la Universidad de Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, 3 May 2002.
65. “Israel y America Latina: la politica y la economia,” Conference on Latin American Jewry: their absorption and contribution. Yad Tabenkim, Ramat Efal, 9 May 2002.
66. “Sociedad civil y democratizacion: reevaluando una compleja relacion,” International Colloquium on New Approaches to Spanish Studies, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, 3 June 2002.
67. “Breakdown of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process,” International Conference, San Martino, April 2003.
68. “Latin American Jews in Israel,” Conference on Jewish migration to Spain and to Israel, Casa de las Americas, Madrid, October 2003
69. “Camp David 2000 and after,” Seminar at the Department of Political Science, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, October 2003.
70. “Dialogue with Hamas,” Conference on “Is dialogue with terrorists possible,” University of Rome, La Sapienza, 15 November 2003.
71. “Stato e societàa civile in Israele,” Conferenza nell’Gabinetto Vieusseux, Firenze, 9 Decembre, 2003.
72. “Politica y sociedad israeli desde la segunda Intifada al Pacto de Ginebra,” Conference on: “Las razones de los razonables. Tiene solucion el conflicto palestino-israeli?” Instituto Sabino Arana, Bilbao, 17 de Diciembre de 2003.
73. “Israelies y palestinos en la Intifada Armada,” encuentro Israeli-Palestino, Instituto Gutierrez Mellado, Madrid, 22 de Enero de 2004.
74. “Proceso de negociacion y violencia en Medio Oriente,” Conferencia en Universidad ORT, Montevideo, Uruguay, 18 de Marzo 2004.
75. “Memoria del antifascismo y del antisemitismo en la cultura politica contemporanea,” Conferencia en el Instituto de Estudios Judaicos, Universidad Nacional de Cordoba, Argentina, 25 de Marzo de 2004.
76. “Actualidad y perspectivas del conflicto del Medio Oriente,” Conferencia en el Centro de Estudios Avanzados – CEA, Universidad Nacional de Cordoba, 26 de Marzo de 2004.
77. “La nascita d’Israele, 1948,” Conferenza nel Dipartimento di Storia, Università di Padova, 7 Aprile, 2004.
78. “The political dimensions of dealing with terrorism. The case of Hamas," International Summit on Democracy, Terrorism and Security. Working Group 2: Political Explanations of Terrorism, Madrid, 8-11 March 2005.
79. "Libertad y seguridad en las sociedades contemporáneas". Clase Magistral. Universidad del País Vasco, Bilbao, 19 Abril 2005.
80. "Neoliberalismo and the public sphere in Chile," Workshop on "Public Spheres in Latin America," Wake Forest University, 27 April 2005.
81. "Democratic breakdown in Latin America," in the framework of the International Conference in Honor of Professor Zeev Sternhell, "How and why do democracies breakdown?," The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 23 May 2005.
82. "Neoliberalismo, democracia y exclusión social," in the Third Woodrow Borah International Colloquium, "Rethinking Social History: Tendencies and Issues in Spanish and Latin American Social History Research, Tel Aviv University, 30 May 2005.
83. "Identidades cambiantes: Israel y el escape de la Argentina en los 70'," in the Latin American Section of the Fourteenth World Congress of Jewish Studies, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 1 August, 2005.
84. "Exilio politico latinoamericano" in III Jornadas de Historia de las Izquierdas, CEDINCI, Buenos Aires, 4-6 August 2005.
85. "O legado do autoritarismo nas democracias do Cone Sul" in "Intolerancia, Directos Humanos e Arquivios Secretos," Seminario Internacional, LEI, Universidade de Sao Paulo, 10 August 2005.
86. "30 years after the military coup in Argentina," in the Symposium "Dictatorship, Democratization and Antisemitism in Argentina", The Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Research of Antisemitism and the Harry S Truman Institute for the Advancement of Peace, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 23 March 2006.
87. "Antisemitism, Nacional Identity and the Fascist Legacy in Italy," in the Internacional Conference on Antisemitism, Multiculturalims and Ethnic Identity, The Vidal Saaaoon International Center for the Study of Antisemitism, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 12-15 June 2006.
88. "Why peace between Israelis and Palestinians is so elusive?" Symposium "Looking at the Past Year in the Region: A Palestinian Israeli Dialogue," Harry S Truman Institute for the Advancement of Peace and CISMOR, Doshisha University, Kyoto, 24 June 2006.
89. "The transformation of political exile into a mass phenomenon" RC 26 IPSA World Congress – Fukuoka, 9-13 July 2006.
90. "Political exile and the institutional transformation of late XX century Latin America" RC 13, IPSA World Congress – Fukuoka, 9-13 July 2006.
91. "The Barcelona Process and Israel" in the panel on "European Union and the Middle East. 10 years after the Barcelona
Declaration", XVI Economic Forum, Krynica Zdrój, Poland, 6-9 September 2006.
92. "Exile in Latin America," Annual Conference of the Asociación Chilena de Ciencia Política, Ponitifica Universidad Católica de Chile, Santiago de Chile, 15-17 November 2006. Also in charge of the panel on "Authoritarianism in Latin America" at the same venue.
93. "Intolerancia y Fascismo," opening lecture of the Conference on "Intolerancia no tempo do Fascismo," PROIN, University of Sao Paulo, 21-24 November 2006.
94. "Israel and the European Union, a complex relationship", in the Conference on "50 years of external relations of the European Union," PECSA-Polish Academy of Sciences-Warsaw Management University, 11 May 2007.
95. "Globalization in Latin America," Collective Identities, States and Globalization. The Holberg Workshop in Honor of Prof. S.N. Eisenstadt, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 10-11 June 2007.
96. "Does Neo-populism exist?," The Fifth Woodrow Borah International Colloquium, "The State and Populism in Latin America," Tel Aviv University, 10-12 June 2007.
97. "Holocausto y Conflicto" Workshop on Contemporary Problems of Israel and the Middle East, University of Sao Paulo and The International Center for University Teaching of Jewish Civilization of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Sao Paulo, 27-28 August 2007.
98. "Latin American Exile in the Twentieth Century," in the panel on "Latin American Political Exile," LASA, Montreal, 5-8 September 2007.
99. "¿Hacia el fin del conflicto Árabe-Israelí?", "Paz y Prevención de Conflictos", Forum Universal de las Culturas Monterrey 2007, 26 September 2007, Mexico.
100. "Israel: Crisis, conflictos y pacificación en las relaciones con sus vecinos", Workshop del Centro de Estudios Judaicos de la Universidad de Chile – Departamento de Ciencia Política y Relaciones Internacionales de la Universidad Alberto Hurtado – The International Center for University Teaching of Jewish Civilization of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Santiago de Chile, 9 Enero 2008.
101. "Political changes in Latin America, and the Jewish communities", and participation in the final roundtable. International Conference: "Latin American Jewry in a Changing Context: 1967-2007". The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 26-28 February 2008.
102. "Political exile, the nation state and globalization," Workshop on Political Exile in Latin America," Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC, Workshop, 15-16 April 2008.
103. "Destroying myths about peace in the Middle East: Some realities about the Israeli-Arab pacification process," Andrzej Kapishewski Distinguished Lecture Series, Collegium Maius, Jagiellonian University, Krakow, 5 May 2008.
104. "Armed forces, government and civil society in Israel," in IPSA Research Committee on Armed Forces and Society (RC 24) Triennial International and Interdisciplinary Conference (Santiago, Chile) 24-27 June 2008.