I enjoy most supervising MA and PhD students. I feel honored and privileged to supervise our brilliant students at the Hebrew University.

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Among my PhD students in the past:

 

• Emanuel Ottolenghi - who wrote about the idea of separation of powers.

 

• Eilon Schwartz- who wrote about education and the environment, and whose thesis was later published as a book - At Home in the World.

 

• Miriam Bentwich - whose dissertation was the basis for her book - Reclaiming Liberty.

 

• Noam Hofstadter - who wrote about human rights organizations in Israel.

 

• Ishai Menuchin-  who wrote a philosophical account of civil disobedience,

 

• Neta Lipman Serbi- who did a comparative study of green campaigns and the major values put forward in them

 

• Shlomi Asheri-Shahaf- whose dissertation was on civil disobedience.

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• Shahar Sade- has been working on environmental peace-parks

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• Nir Barak - whose dissertation was on environmental politics and citizenship in cities

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• Nechumi Yaffe-  whose dissertation was on poverty in the ultra orthodox community

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• Omer Yair who wrote about political bias

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My current PhD students:

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• Tamar Hofnung -  working on politics and framing of policy making

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• Lior Glick is working on democratic participation in the city

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• Schira Kaiser - working on the concept of recognition and human rights

 

• Merav Kaddar - working on models of civic participation in cities

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• Tal Alster - working on egalitarianism in cities

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• Gil Maymon -working on human rights in cities

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• Galit Bineth - working on educational interventions in cities and constructing local identity

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• Iddan Sonsino - working on capabilities and equality

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• Juliana Streva - working on feminism and human rights