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Cv&Publication List 2020 HENRIETTE DAHAN KALEV CV & PUBLICATION LIST 2020 CURRICULUM VITAE AND LIST OF PUBLICATIONS • Personal Details Henriette Dahan Kalev Regular military service (1966-1969) Ben Gurion University of the Negev E-mail: [email protected] • Education B.A. - 1976-1978, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Political Science. M.A. cum laude - 1982, University, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Political Science. Advisor: Dr. Bryan Knei-Paz Title of Thesis: Intellectuals in Politics Ph.D. Ph.D. 1992, Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Political Science. Advisor: Professor Yitzhak Galnoor Title of Thesis: Self-Organizing Systems: Wadi Salib and the Black - Resistance in Israel • Working Experience 1996-2004 lecturer Tenure and researcher 2014-2014 Senior Lecturer and researcher 2015- Associate Professor - Lecturer and researcher • Employment History 2019-2020 Lecturer, Law Faculty, Hebrew University in Jerusalem 2019-2020 Lecturer, Gender Studies Program, Ben Gurion University, Negev. 2017 present - Research Fellow, Truman Institute for Peace, Hebrew University 2015 present - Ph.D. supervisor Ben Gurion University and Haifa University 2015 - Professor Emerita - Ben Gurion University 2015 Senior Academic Program, Near East Institute, UCLA, USA 2013-2014 Senior Academic Program, Department of Politics and International Relations, St. Antony's College, Oxford University, UK 2011- 2012 Lecturer, the Kevorkian Centre for Middle Eastern Studies, New York University, USA. 2011- 2012 Visiting Scholar at the Taub Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies, New York University, USA 2002 –2015 , Department of Interdisciplinary studies, Founder and first chair of the The Gender Program, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Ben- Gurion University, Beer-Sheva. 2003-2011 Up to 12 months each, visiting scholar at the following academic Institutions: The Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan, Poland; MIM, CaFoscari University of Venice, Italy 2003 – 2004 – Visiting Fellow at the Centre for Political Ideologies, Somerville College, Oxford, UK. 1996-2002 – School of Management, Ben Gurion University 1992-1999 – Lecturer at the Department of Political Science, Hebrew University, Jerusalem; Faculty of Human Studies, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv. Professional Activities Positions in Academic Administration 2002 – 2011 Founder and first chairperson of the Program in Gender Studies, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Ben-Gurion University. 2001 - Member of Planning Committee of the B.A. Program for Policy and Public Administration Studies, in the School of Management, Ben-Gurion University. 1 HENRIETTE DAHAN KALEV CV & PUBLICATION LIST 2020 (b) Editorial Board Member 2018 - Gender series editor, Resling publishers 2017 - Journal of Modern Jewish Studies, Guest editor for the issue on Gender and Jewishness 2010 - Gniezno European Collegium Journal, Adam Mickiewicz University (English section of English and Polish) 2003-2008 - Member of the Editorial Board of Social Security, the Journal of the National Insurance Institute. 2000-2004 - Member of the Editorial Board of Hagar: International Social Science Review. (c) Membership in Professional Societies (selected list): 2015 - Israel Studies Association 2013- MESA, Middle East Studies Association 2009-2017 Association of Israeli Sociology 2012 – 2015 ISJR International Society for Justice Research 2009- Israeli Political Science Association 2007-The Israeli Association of Women Studies 2005-2008 Association of Israel Studies 2003-2004; 1992-1996 American Political Science Association • Educational activities (a) Courses taught (selected list) Ph.D. Graduate and undergraduate courses taught at Ben-Gurion University The Hebrew University Tel Aviv University and in Universities Abroad “Gender and Economy” “Gender Challenges in the Middle East and North Africa” "Critical Theory” “Hannah Arendt works and thought” “Topics on Politics and Economic in the Middle East at the Arab Spring Era”. "Engendering the Middle East" "Theories in Gender and Feminism" "Methodologies in Social Research” “Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak: Postcolonial Thought” “The Theory and Practice of Democracy “Political Theories " “Methodologies in Gender Studies “ “Multi-Culturalism and Public Administration”. “Leadership and Gender”. “Israeli Politics and Culture”. “Gender and Politics”. “Globalization and the Welfare State”. “Ethnicity as a Political Resource”. “Trends of Globalization and the Welfare State”. (b) Research students Currently I supervise 6 Ph.D student in Israel, they are expected to graduate by 2019-2022 11 Ph.D students graduated until 2018 20 M.A. students graduates by December 2018 2 HENRIETTE DAHAN KALEV CV & PUBLICATION LIST 2020 2 M.A. students expected to graduate by the end of 2018 • Awards, Citations, Honors, Fellowships (a) Awards, Honors, 1991 - Herzog Prize awarded by The Leifer Institute for Women Studies, The Hebrew University. 2000 - The Jewish American Congress and The Women’s Lobby- Award for Women Who Made a Difference and Change. 2004 - 1000 Women Nobel Prize Committee, member of the selecting committee for the regional candidates (Together with Frances Raday of the Hebrew University, Jerusalem and The Interdisciplinary College, Rishon Letzion). (b) Fellowship 1987 - Bogdanor Fund Prize, awarded by Oxford University UK £ 5,000 for Ph.D Excellence. 1987- Bury Prize in Public Administration, The Hebrew University Ph.D Excellence UK £ 3,000. 1990 - Golda Meir Prize awarded by The Golda Meir Institute, Tel Aviv University Ph.D Excellence 3,000 NIS. 1991 - Shein Institute Prize, Shein Fund of The Hebrew University Ph.D excellence 5,000.NIS • Scientific Publications a) Books and Co-Authored Books 1. Izraeli, Daphna, Friedman, Ariella, Dahan Kalev, Henriette, Hassan, Manar, Herzog, Hanna, Nave, Hannah and Fogel-Bejawui, Sylvia . 1999, Gender, Sex, Politics. Tel Aviv: Am Oved. (Hebrew) 2. Dahan Kalev, Henriette, LeFevre, Emilie. 2013 Palestinian Activism in Israel: Bedouin Woman Leaders in a Changing Middle East. Palgrave McMillan NY 3. Dahan Kalev, Henriette, 2018, Women in The Wilderness, Resling, Tel Aviv 4.Dahan Kalev, Henriette, 2019, An Anatomy of Women Resistance, Lexington NY. b) Edited Books 1. Dahan Kalev, Henriette, 2013, Blessing Secrete: The Life and Work of the Poet Bracha Serri. Carmel Publications, Jerusalem (Hebrew) c) Co-Edited Books 1. Dahan Kalev, Henriette, Yanay, Niza, Berkovitch, Nitza, 2005, Space, Periphery and Gender: Women of the Negev. Sede-Boker: The Ben-Gurion Research Institute, (Hebrew) 2. Dahan Kalev, Henriette, Shinan Avigdor, Bareket Eli, Horev Daphna, 2010, A-Mitiyot [Real Women, Mythological women], Judaism Here and Now, Yediot Aharonot, Judaism Now Series. (Hebrew) d) Articles in Academic Journals 1. Dahan Kalev, Henriette, 1996, “Israeli Stereotypes Discourse.” The European Legacy, Journal of the International Society for The Study of European Ideas 1, 680-688. 2. Dahan Kalev, Henriette, 1997, “Oppression of Women by Other Women.” Israeli Social Science Research 12, 31-44. 3. Dahan Kalev, Henriette, 1999, “Patterns of Oppression in Israel: The Case of the Wadi Salib Rebels.” Theory and Criticism 12-13, 31- 44. (Hebrew) 4. Dahan Kalev, Henriette, 1999, “Ethnicity in Israel - A Postmodern Point of View.” Schools and Society, 197- 232. (Hebrew) 5. Dahan Kalev, Henriette, 2000, “Feminism and Ethnicity in Education: An Israeli Case Study." Schools and Society, 193-210. (Hebrew) 3 HENRIETTE DAHAN KALEV CV & PUBLICATION LIST 2020 6. Malach-Pines, Ayala, Dahan Kalev, Henriette, and Ronen, Sigal 2001. “The Influence of Feminist Self-Definition on Democratic Attitudes of Managers.” Social Behavior and Personality 29, 607-61 7. Dahan Kalev, Henriette, 2001, “You are So Pretty, You Don’t Look Moroccan.” Israeli Studies 6, 1-14. Reprinted in The Challenge of Post Zionism. Ed. Ephraim Nimni. London: Zed Press, 2003. 168-181, translated to Hebrew” Teachers in Israel: A Feminist Perspective. Eds. Michal Zelermayer and Pnina Peri. Tel Aviv: Kav Adom, 2002. 174-186. Translated to German Siegen, 2002, University of Siegen, Germany 8. Dahan Kalev, Henriette, 2001, “Tensions in Israeli Feminism: The Mizrahi Ashkenazi Rift.” Women’s Studies International Forum 24, 1-16. 9. Malach-Pines, Ayala, Dahan Kalev, Henriette, and Ronen, Sigal 2002, Reprint Hebrew from the English version of “Self-Definition and Democratic Attitudes of Managers.” Panim 22, 65-71. 10. Dahan Kalev, Henriette, 2002, “Made to be Inept: The Case of Mizrahi Women.” Israeli Sociology 4, 265-287. (Hebrew) 11. Dahan Kalev, Henriette, 2003, "The Gender Blindness of Good Theorists: An Israeli Case Study." Journal of International Women's Studies 4, 126-147. 12. Dahan Kalev, Henriette, 2003, “On the Logic of Feminism and the Implications of African American Feminist Thought for Israeli Mizrahi Feminism.” The American Philosophical Association Newsletter on Feminism and Philosophy 2, 111-117. 13. Dahan Kalev, Henriette, 2004, “Female Genital Mutilation and Human Rights.” Sex Roles 51, 339-348. IF 1.213 Thomson Reuters Report 2010© 14. Dahan Kalev, Henriette, Udi Lebel. 2004, "Generals at School." Politika 11.12, 27-40. (Hebrew) 15. Dahan Kalev, Henriette 2006, "Officers as Educators: The Ex-Military in the Israeli School System.” Israel Affairs 12.2, 268-283. 16. Dahan Kalev, Henriette 2006, "What's New in Mizrahi Feminism?" Democratic Culture 10, 135-162. (Hebrew) 17. Dahan Kalev, Henriette 2006, "Moroccans in the Israeli Sociological Research." Pe'amim 108, 87-126. (Hebrew) 18. Dahan Kalev, Henriette 2007, “Reply to Debate and Discussion of my Article
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