THE DAVID BERG INSTITUTE FOR LAW AND HISTORY at Tel Aviv University ______

2013‐2014 Annual Report

Submitted by Assaf Likhovski, Director The David Berg Institute for Law and History Buchmann Faculty of Law Tel Aviv University [email protected] 011 (972) 3‐640‐8018 We are delighted to submit the 2013‐2014 Annual Report for The David Berg Institute for Law and History at the TAU Buchmann Faculty of Law.

We are particularly proud of several new activities for young legal historians that were launched this year. The David Berg Summer School for Young Legal Historians (item no. 2) provided graduate students and young untenured faculty the opportunity to present their research projects to leading senior legal historians, who provided valuable commentary. The Institute supported a yearlong series of meetings initiated and organized by young legal history graduate students at TAU (item no. 15); and we hosted our first post‐doctoral student (item no. 16).

The David Berg Institute also completed two major projects essential to the Israeli legal history infrastructure. We collaborated with the Nevo Legal Database and the TAU David J. Light Law Library on the digitization of the Hebrew version of the Mandatory Palestine Gazette (item no. 17); and completed work on a new updated bibliography of secondary sources on Israeli legal history (item no. 18).

This was in addition to the support the Institute provides to legal history‐related research by TAU graduate students and faculty, and to our many conferences, symposia and lectures. This year, for the first time, we videotaped some of these events, and they are now available for viewing online (see items 1, 5 & 13).

2 | CONFERENCES, SYMPOSIA AND LECTURES

1. THE 5TH ANNUAL DAVID BERG INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE: THE ARTS IN LEGAL HISTORY June 22‐24, 2014 | See Appendix A

The conference emerged from a peculiar observation about the relationship of law and the arts. The cultural turn of the last decades has prompted historians to turn to finding meaning in the situated subject. Methodologically, sources considered “aesthetic” – the arts of all sorts, canonic and non‐ canonic, textual, visual, music, and performing arts – have thus gained a pride of place in historical inquiry; the plurality and instability of meanings they signal, and their perceived proximity to situated human experience, became not only unproblematic, but right to the point.

Legal history, however, has been more reluctant to embrace aesthetic sources. It has become inter‐ and multidisciplinary, yet its array of sources has left the arts still marginalized. The use of aesthetic sources seems to demand explanation, theorization, introduction even, particularly in work that does not draw on existing law‐in‐arts paradigms.

Our conference brought together historians from different departments whose work involves legal history and the arts, in an effort to explore and thicken the venues and possibilities for this work. Participants were invited to present original work and address a host of pertinent issues, among them:

. Does the use of aesthetic sources mandate/authorize/encourage/open up new avenues in legal history and in jurisprudence? . How is the use of aesthetic sources theorized? Within what conception of law? Within what vision of legal history? In what theoretical relations to other historical sources? . What happens to legal history when it draws on aesthetic sources? Are positivist accounts of legal history, and of law as a verifiable social fact, threatened? And if so, what replaces them? . For those who experience the introduction of aesthetic sources as part of a shift to more modest, complex, unsure grounds of meaning‐making – how is a sense of reality preserved, theorized, authorized? . Which aesthetic sources does one choose? Why? How are choices related to one’s conception of law, legal history, or specific historical inquiries? . What does the practice of reading aesthetic sources historically look like? What does one actually do? . How does the analysis of classically “legal” sources in history change under the pressure of aesthetic sources? . What are the historical and ideological forces behind the marginality of aesthetic sources in legal history? What does the gap mean for the uses of legal history for historians in general? . What are the prospects for legal histories engaged with aesthetic sources? What would it take to move their insights into the mainstream?

The first two days of the conference took place at Tel Aviv University. On the third day, participants toured the National Library of Israel. Dr. Milka Levy‐Rubin, the curator of the Humanities collection, hosted the participants, presenting appropriate conference‐related documents.

3 | SPONSORS TAU David Berg Institute for Law and History TAU Cegla Center for Interdisciplinary Research of the Law.

ORGANIZERS Prof. Roy Kreitner, TAU Buchmann Faculty of Law Dr. Anat Rosenberg, IDC School of Law, IDC Prof. Christopher Tomlins, UC Berkeley School of Law

The conference was videotaped and is available online at: http://video.tau.ac.il/events/index.php?option=com_k2&view=itemlist&task=category&id=897:the‐arts‐ in‐legal‐history&Itemid=425&lang=en&limitstart=0

4 | 2. DAVID BERG SUMMER SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LEGAL HISTORIANS June 23‐24, 2013 | See Appendix B

This two‐day School was held at the Shfayim Conference Center, north of Tel Aviv, and was designed to provide a forum in which young legal historians – advanced graduate students and young untenured faculty – present their research projects and receive comments from leading legal historians. Three leading American legal history community arrived in Tel Aviv to discuss some major historiographical debates on the writing of legal history and comment on the works of the Israeli participants.

SPEAKERS Prof. Amalia Kessler, Stanford University Prof. Christopher Tomlins, University of California, Irvine Prof. Steven Wilf, University of Connecticut

SPONSORS TAU David Berg Institute for Law and History The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Legal History Forum

ORGANIZERS Dr. Adam Hofri‐Winogradov, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Faculty of Law Prof. Assaf Likhovski, Director, TAU David Berg Institute for Law and History

5 | 3. THE 9TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ISRAELI LAW AND HISTORY ASSOCIATION: HISTORY, RIGHTS & LAW September 30, 2013 | See Appendix C

The Berg Institute supported the annual meeting of the Israel Law and History Association, held in collaboration with the Yad Ben Zvi Institute in Jerusalem. The meeting included a keynote address given by Prof. Pnina Lahav of Boston University School of Law.

SPONSORS The Israeli Law and History Organization TAU David Berg Foundation Institute for Law and History Yad Ben‐Zvi Institute, Jerusalem

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Dr. Avital Margalit, Chair, Sapir College School of Law Dr. Orna Alyagon‐Darr, Carmel Center for Academic Studies Law Faculty Prof. Michael Birnhack, TAU Buchmann Faculty of Law Dr. Dror Goldberg, Bar Ilan University Department of Economics Prof. Amichai Radzyner, Bar Ilan University Faculty of Law Dr. Orit Rozin, TAU Department of Jewish History

4. SYMPOSIUM: CRITICAL ACADEMY & CIVIL ENGAGEMENT: IN MEMORY OF LEON SHELEFF ON THE 10TH ANNIVERSARY OF HIS DEATH November 4, 2013 | See Appendix D

This symposium was organized to commemorate one of the first Israeli legal sociologists and legal historians, Leon Sheleff. It included a panel on Prof. Sheleff's contribution to the study of the history of religious law.

SPONSORS TAU Minerva Center for Human Rights TAU David Berg Institute of Law and History TAU Department of Sociology and Anthropology

ORGANIZER Prof. Menachem Mautner, TAU Buchmann Faculty of Law

6 | 5. BOOK SYMPOSIUM: DINA ZILBER, IN THE NAME OF THE LAW: THE ATTORNEY GENERAL AND THE AFFAIRS THAT SHOOK ISRAEL November 6, 2013 | See Appendix E

This symposium marked the publication a new book by Deputy Attorney General Dina Zilber on the biographies of Israeli Attorneys Generals since the founding of Israel in 1948.

SPEAKERS | COMMENTATORS Justice Uzi Fogelman, Israeli Supreme Court Mr. Gideon Saar, Minister of the Interior Prof. Yishai Blank, Vice Dean, TAU Buchmann Faculty of Law Prof. Nir Kedar, Dean, Sapir Academic College School of Law Dr. Michal Shaked, TAU Buchmann Faculty of Law

SPONSORS TAU Cegla Center for Interdisciplinary Research of the Law TAU David Berg Institute of Law and History

ORGANIZERS Prof. Sharon Hannes, Director, TAU Cegla Institute for Interdisciplinary Research of the Law Prof. Assaf Likhovski, Director, TAU David Berg Institute for Law and History

The symposium was videotaped and is available for viewing online at: http://video.tau.ac.il/events/index.php?option=com_k2&view=itemlist&task=category&id=807:in‐the‐ name‐of‐the‐law&Itemid=425&lang=en

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6. CONFERENCE: JUDGING HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS: PONDERING PAST AND FUTURE AFTER KIOBEL December 15‐16, 2013 |See Appendix F

The conference sought to analyze the uses of history and memory in Holocaust‐era and other historical trials related to mass human rights violations. The conference continues a 2012 workshop on the same topic, also supported by the Berg Institute.

SPONSORS TAU Minerva for Human Rights Center Fondation pour la Mémoire de la Shoah TAU David Berg Foundation Institute for Law and History

ORGANIZERS Prof. Leora Bilsky, Director, TAU Minerva for Human Rights Center Dr. Doreen Lustig, TAU Buchmann Faculty of Law

7. LECTURE: THE AUTOCRATIC TRADITION OF LAW IN RUSSIA: WHAT IS SO SPECIAL ABOUT IT AND WHY DOES IT MATTER? December 30, 2013 | See Appendix G

This public lecture featured Dr. Tatiana Borisova, National Research University Higher School of Economics, St. Petersburg, Russia. It is a part of a broader effort by the Berg Institute to expand the horizons of legal history research in Israel, beyond the Anglo‐American legal world.

SPONSORS Israeli Inter‐University Academic Partnership in Russian and Eastern European Studies TAU David Berg Institute for Law and History

ORGANIZERS Dr. Dina Moyal, Director, TAU Israeli Inter‐University Academic Partnership in Russian & East European Studies Prof. Assaf Likhovski, Director, TAU David Berg Institute for Law and History

8 | 8. JOINT TOUR: THE TAX MUSEUM IN JERUSALEM February 12, 2014

This tour was the first joint activity of the Israeli Economic History and Law and History Associations. Many members share common research interests and the tour was part of an effort to foster collaborations on these joint areas of interest.

SPONSORS The Israeli Economic History Association The Israeli Law and History Organization TAU David Berg Institute of Law and History

ORGANIZERS Dr. Dror Goldberg, Secretary, Israeli Economic History Association Prof. Assaf Likhovski, Director, TAU David Berg Institute for Law and History

9 | 9. SYMPOSIUM: THE CHANGING LAWS OF CIRCUMCISION IN JUDAISM AND ISLAM: HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES ON CURRENT EVENTS February 24, 2014 | See Appendix H

This symposium was devoted to the comparative history of the attitudes of Jewish and Islamic law to male circumcision, a subject whose history is of great scholarly as well as contemporary interest.

SPEAKERS Dr. Lena Salaymeh, Robbins Postdoctoral Fellow, UC Berkeley School of Law Prof. Eli Melech Westreich, TAU Buchmann Faculty of Law

SPONSORS TAU Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics TAU David Berg Institute for Law and History

ORGANIZERS Prof. Shai Lavi, Director, TAU Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics Prof. Assaf Likhovski, Director, TAU David Berg Institute for Law and History

10 | 10. CONFERENCE: IDENTITIES AND SCHISMS IN MANDATORY AND ISRAELI SOCIETY: LEGAL AND HISTORICAL ASPECTS March 4, 2014 | See Appendix I

This was the 3rd annual joint conference of the Berg Institute in collaboration with the TAU Chaim Weizmann Institute for the Study of Zionism and Israel, aiming to bring together legal and other historians of Israel and its society. It was held at the TAU Lester and Sally Entin Faculty of Humanities. We covered with four schisms: Holocaust survivors and veteran Israelis; religious and secular Jews; Israeli men and women; and European and Middle Eastern Jews / Arabs.

SPONSORS TAU Chaim Weizmann Institute for the Study of Zionism and Israel TAU David Berg Institute for Law and History

ORGANIZERS Dr. Orit Rozin, TAU Department of Jewish History Prof. Assaf Likhovski, Director, TAU David Berg Institute for Law and History

11 | 11. SYMPOSIUM: HOW ZIONISM BECAME RACISM: INTERNATIONAL LAW, ANTI‐SEMITISM AND JEWISH LAWYERING AT THE UNITED NATIONS, 1945‐1975 March 12, 2014 | See appendix J

This symposium of The Forum on Law, Globalization and the Transnational Sphere discussed the contribution of Jewish lawyers and organizations to the creation of an international human‐rights discourse in the 1950s and 1960s, and the later history of this contribution, as human rights discourse was transformed into a weapon to be used against the Jewish state beginning in the 1970s.

SPEAKER Prof. James Loeffler, University of Virginia Department of History

COMMENTATORS Dr. Rotem Giladi, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Faculty of Law Dr. Steven L. B. Jensen, The Danish Institute for Human Rights

ORGANIZERS Leora Bilsky, TAU Buchmann Faculty of Law Doreen Lustig, TAU Buchmann Faculty of Law Prof. Assaf Likhovski, Director, TAU David Berg Institute for Law and History

12. BOOK SYMPOSIUM: MICHAEL LIVINGSTON, THE FASCISTS AND THE JEWS OF ITALY: MUSSOLINI’S RACE LAWS 1938‐1943 March 12, 2014 |See Appendix K

SPEAKERS Dr. Ely Aharonson, University of Haifa Faculty of Law

Dr. Manuela Consonni, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Department of Romance and Latin American Studies

Dr. Adam Hofri‐Winogradow, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Faculty of Law

Prof. Michael A. Livingston, Rutgers University School of Law

ORGANIZER Prof. Assaf Likhovski, Director, TAU David Berg Institute for Law and History

12 | 13. CONFERENCE: SOVEREIGNTY AS TRUSTEESHIP FOR HUMANITY – HISTORICAL ANTECEDENTS AND THEIR IMPACT ON INTERNATIONAL LAW June 16‐17, 2014 | See appendix L

The conference brought together political theorists, lawyers and historians to explore the historical context of the emergence of the debate over the meaning of sovereignty and its contours: When, by whom and why were such competing accounts of sovereignty developed? How could their analysis enrich our understanding of the history of the concept? And whether such unraveling raises a more nuanced account of what sovereignty meant and what it may mean for us today? Such exploration may address alternative perspectives and interpretations and examine the relationships between the different approaches to sovereignty, relations with the private law concept of property and further explore the influences of these ideas on general international law and some of its specific legal doctrines.

SPONSORS The Globaltrust Research Project TAU Cegla Center for Interdisciplinary Research of the Law TAU David Berg Institute for Law and History

ORGANIZERS Prof. Eyal Benvenisti, Director, The Globaltrust Research Project Dr. Doreen Lustig, Buchmann Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv University

The conference was videotaped and is available for viewing online at: http://globaltrust.tau.ac.il/recordings‐of‐the‐17‐18‐june‐conference‐sovereignty‐as‐trusteeship‐for‐ humanity‐historical‐antecedents‐and‐their‐impact‐on‐international‐law

13 | FORUMS AND WORKSHOPS

14. The Yigal Arnon Law & History Workshop Spring Term 2014 | See Appendix M

The Workshop convened regularly during the spring term of 2014. It was attended by faculty, students and legal historians from Israel and abroad, all of who presented their work in progress.

ORGANIZERS Prof. Ron Harris, Dean, TAU Buchmann Faculty of Law Prof. Roy Kreitner, TAU Buchmann Faculty of Law Dr. Doreen Lustig, TAU Buchmann Faculty of Law

15. Legal History Graduate Students Forum Fall and Spring Terms 2013‐2014 | See Appendix N

This unique forum was initiated by PhD‐candidate Naomi Levenkron, and organized by all the Tel Aviv University graduate students in legal history at the Zvi Meitar Center for Advanced Legal Studies. It is designed to create a space in which graduate students working on legal history‐related topics can present their work and exchange ideas and concerns related to their projects. The students attending the forum presented and discussed their research with their colleagues, listened to lectures by guest speakers and analyzed historiographical and methodological issues common to all legal historians. The forum met nine times during the year.

ORGANIZERS Ms. Naomi Levenkron, TAU Buchmann Faculty of Law

14 | 16. THE DAVID BERG VISITING SCHOLARS PROGRAM

This year, the Berg Institute hosted Dr. Geetanjali Srikantan, an Indian Post‐Doctoral Student who is visiting TAU as part of a statewide post‐doctoral program. Dr. Srikantan was trained as a lawyer at the National Law School of India University, Bangalore and holds a PhD in cultural studies from the Manipal University Center for the Study of Culture and Society in Bangalore. Her research focuses on the process of secularization and its universality; investigating the historical trajectory of the legal category of “religion” by analyzing the regulation of places of worship in British India. Dr. Srikantan is working on a book on the topic, and presented chapters in various fora at TAU and other Israeli Universities.

17. DIGITIZATION PROJECT OF LEGAL TEXTS FROM THE MANDATORY PERIOD

The digitization project of the Palestine Gazette was completed this year. The Gazette was published by the Government of Palestine during the period of British rule. Legislation, regulations and other types of legal announcements of the Government of Palestine appeared in the Gazette in English, Arabic and Hebrew. The Institute collaborated with TAU David J. Light Law Library and with Nevo, Israel’s largest Israeli legal database corporation, to digitize the Hebrew version.

15 | 18. A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SECONDARY SOURCES ON ISRAELI LEGAL HISTORY

This bibliography is an updated version of The History of Law in a Multi‐Cultural Society: Israel. 1917‐ 1967 (Ron Harris, Alexandre Kedar, Assaf Likhovski and Pnina Lahav eds. Aldershot: Ashgate, 2002). It includes secondary sources dealing with the legal history of late‐Ottoman and Mandatory Palestine and Israel between 1948 and 1967. The updated bibliography was compiled by Mr. Omer Aloni and Ms. Yael Plitmann.

The bibliography is available online at: http://www.law.tau.ac.il/Eng/_Uploads/dbsAttachedFiles/IsraeliLegalHistory‐ ABibliography020414(1).pdf

19. LAWYERS' ARCHIVE

Work on the lawyers' archive progressed this year. Two personal collections were moved to the room devoted to the archive at the TAU David J. Light Law Library. We are also in the process of negotiating with a potential donor for a gift that will allow us to substantially increase the effort to locate, collect and archive additional materials.

16 | LEGAL HISTORY RESEARCH GRANTS

The Institute provided research grants to four graduate students and seven faculty members at TAU Faculty of Law. The grants supported archival and other relevant research.

GRADUATE STUDENTS

1. Omer Aloni, "Back to the League of Nations – An Evaluation of the Environmental Regime, 1919‐ 1939" 2. Inbal Blau, "The Maa'gan Flight Crash: A Social, Historical and Legal Examination of Disasters" 3. Natalie Davidson, "History and Collective Memory of Political Violence in the Shadow of Transnational Tort Human Rights Litigation" 4. Nomi Levenkron, "Prostitution and Trafficking in Women in Israel, 1948‐1965"

FACULTY

1. Michael Birnhack, "Trade Mark Law in Mandatory Palestine" 2. Arye Edrei, "Sovereignty and the Parting of the Ways: A Note on Law, Community and Theology" 3. Chaim Ganz, "Three Zionism and Post‐Zionism: A Political Theory for the Jewish People" 4. Ron Harris, "The Shaping of Israeli Law 1948‐1977" 5. Doreen Lustig, "The History of Comparative and International Law" 6. David Schorr, "Water Laws in Mandatory Palestine" 7. Elimelech Westreich, "Preliminary Notes on the Relations between Medicine and Jewish Law in Moroccan Tradition in the 20th Century"

FUTURE ACTIVITIES

2014‐2015 activities are already in the works. They include:

1. The 10th Annual Meeting of the Israeli Law and History Association, October 2014. 2. A panel on legal history as part of the 2nd Tel Aviv University Workshop for Junior Scholars, November 2014. 3. The XXIth Annual Forum of Young Legal Historians, March 2015.

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Appendices

18 | Appendix A c The Buchmann Faculty of Law

The 5th Berg International Conference THE ARTS IN LEGAL HISTORY June 22 – June 24, 2014

James Campbell, Waiting for Legal Advice (1857)

Organizers: Roy Kreitner (Tel Aviv University) w Anat Rosenberg (IDC, Herzliya) w Christopher Tomlins (University of California, Irvine) Sponsors: The David Berg Institute for Law and History, Tel Aviv University w The Cegla Center for Interdisciplinary Research of the Law, Tel Aviv University

Sunday, June 22, 2014 15:30-17:15 // Sound 11:30-13:15 // Excess The Buchmann Faculty of Law, Trubowicz Building, Sonia Kossoy Chair: Doreen Lustig, Tel Aviv University Chair: Yofi Tirosh, Tel Aviv University Conference Room (Room 307) Levi Cooper, Bar Ilan University Simon Stern, University of Toronto The Cantor, the Mystic, and the Jurist Blackstone and the Aesthetics of English Law 9:00-9:15 Greetings Commentator: Joseph David, Hebrew University of Jerusalem & The Commentator: Suzanne Stone, Yeshiva University Yishai Blank, Vice Dean, Tel Aviv University Faculty of Law Van Leer Jerusalem Institute Anat Rosenberg, IDC, Herzliya 9:15-11:00 // Truth Nan Goodman, University of Colorado Anchoring Consumption Chair: Nili Cohen, Tel Aviv University “I Hear No Things Laid to My Charge”: Listening to the Law and the Auditory Commentator: Michael Zakim, Tel Aviv University Aesthetic in Anne Hutchinson’s Trial Transcript Ayelet Ben-Yishai, University of Haifa & University of Wisconsin- Commentator: Khaled Furani, Tel Aviv University 13:15-15:30 Lunch (for speakers and commentators) Madison The Presumption of Legal Culture 15:30-17:15 // Aesthetization Commentator: Avishalom Westreich, College of Law & Business Monday, June 23, 2014 Chair: Issachar Rosen-Zvi, Tel Aviv University Leora Bilsky, Tel Aviv University The Buchmann Faculty of Law, Trubowicz Building, Sonia Kossoy Christine L. Krueger, Marquette University International Law as the Modern Oedipus: the Emergence of a Right to Truth Conference Room (Room 307) Order in the Archives: The Victorian Art of Legal History Commentator: Shai Lavi, Tel Aviv University Commentator: Assaf Likhovski, Tel Aviv University 9:15-11:00 // Temporality Steven Wilf, University of Connecticut 11:00-11:30 Break Chair: Yishai Blank, Tel Aviv University The Legal Historian as Detective 11:30-13:15 // Matter Ravit Reichman, Brown University Commentator: Yoram Shachar, IDC, Herzlia Chair: Michael Birnhack, Tel Aviv University Precious and Profane: Toward a Wider Account of Material Claims Commentator: Irene Tucker, University of California – Irvine & Tel Aviv David Schorr, Tel Aviv University University Tuesday, June 24 Environmental Law in the Arts Commentator: Miri Shefer-Mossensohn, Tel Aviv University Christopher Tomlins, University of California – Irvine Tour of Jerusalem for Conference Participants Styron’s Nat: or, The Metaphysics of Presence 08:30 Bus will depart from conference hotel to Jerusalem Andreas Philippopoulus-Mihalopoulos, University of Westminster Commentator: Roy Kreitner, Tel Aviv University Surface: Lines of Fraternisation 10:00-11:30 Tour of the National Library of Israel, Jerusalem Commentator: Amnon Reichman, University of Haifa 11:00-11:30 Break 11:30-14:00 Tour of Jerusalem 14:00-15:00 Lunch 13:15-15:30 Lunch (for speakers and commentators) 15:00 Return by bus to Tel Aviv Simon Stern: Critical Analysis of Law’s Publication Process (during lunch).

Administrative Organization: Seffi Weintraub w Tel: 972-3-6408018; Fax: 972-3-6405849 w [email protected] Appendix B Summer School for Young Legal Historians

Sponsored by:

The David Berg Institute for Law and History, Tel Aviv University & The Hebrew University Legal History Forum

Organized by: Assaf Likhovski (Tel Aviv University Faculty of Law) & Adam Hofri- Winogradow (Hebrew University Faculty of Law)

Shfayim Kibbutz Hotel

June 23-24, 2013

Program

Sunday, June 23, 2013: Historiographical Approaches to the Writing of Legal History

09:45 – 10:00 Greetings

10:00-11:30 First Session Moderator: Amalia Kessler (Stanford Law School) Reading materials: Robert W. Gordon, "Critical Legal Histories," Stanford Law Review 36 (1984): 57.

11:30-12:00 Break

12:00-13:30 Second Session Moderator: Steven Wilf (University of Connecticut Law School) Reading materials: William W. Fisher III, "Texts and Contexts: The Application to American Legal History of the Methodologies of Intellectual History," Stanford Law Review 49 (1997): 1065.

13:30 – 15:00 Lunch

15:00-16:30 Third Session Moderator: Christopher Tomlins (University of California, Irvine School of Law) Reading materials: Christopher Tomlins, "After Critical Legal History: Scope, Scale, Structure," Annual Review of Law and Social Science 8 (2012): 31.

16:30-17:00 Break

17:00 – 18:00 Panel: Publishing Legal History Research Moderators: Amalia Kessler, Steven Wilf and Christopher Tomlins

1 1 Monday, June 24, 2013 – Fellows' Presentations

08:30-09:30 Optional Tour of the Apollonia National Park http://www.parks.org.il/sigalit/DAFDAFOT/apolonia_eng%20(1).pdf (We will meet at the entrance to the national park. Please bring a hat, a bottle of water and money for the entrance fee. Ilan Shachar, the coordinator of the Apollonia-Arsuf Archaeological Project will give a quick guided tour of the site).

10:00-11:30 English, Latin American and German Law Dr. Anat Rosenberg, Lecturer, Interdisciplinary Center, Herzliya, Varieties of Liberalism: Nineteenth-Century Contract Between Law, Novels and History

Dr. Lior Ben- David, Visiting Lecturer, The Faculty of Humanities, Tel Aviv University, The "Indian Problem" in the Criminal Law and Criminological Discourse of Mexico and Peru in the First Half of the 20th Century

Dr. Daniel Ohana, Teaching Fellow, Faculty of Law and Institute of Criminology, Hebrew University, & Post-Doctoral Fellow, Center for German Studies, Hebrew University, Administrative Penalties in the Rechtsstaat: On the Emergence of the Ordnungswidrigkeit Sanctioning System in Post-War Germany

11:30-12:00 Break

12:00-14:00 Jewish Law in the Diaspora and the Law of Jewish Internment Camps Ayelet Libson, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Hebrew and Judaic Studies, New York University, "The Heart Knows Its Own Bitterness": The Value of Human Life and the Limits of Law

Dr. Levi Cooper, Postdoctoral Fellowship, Bar-Ilan University, Faculty of Law, Why did Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Liady not Publish his Code of Law?

Rivka Brot, Ph.D. Candidate, Faculty of Law, Tel-Aviv University, Whose Jurisdiction is it Anyway? Jewish DP Camp Courts and the American Army

Shlomi Balaban, LL.M. Candidate, Faculty of Law, Hebrew University, 1946- 1949, The Internal Court System in the Cyprus Internment Camps: Rules of Operation in the Court and Outside It

14:00 – 15:30 Lunch

15:30-17:00 Israeli Legal History Dr. Orna Alyagon- Darr, Lecturer, Carmel Law College, Haifa, "She Cannot Corroborate Herself": The Corroboration Rule in Sex Offences in Early Modern England, Mandate Palestine and Israel

Aviram Shahal, LL.M. Candidate, Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv University, A Constitution for the State of Israel, 1948: An Analysis of Leo Kohn's Proposal 2 2 Inbal Maimon-Blau, Ph.D. Candidate, Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv University, The Maa'gan Flight Crash: A Social, Historical and Legal Examination of Disasters

School Website: http://www.law.tau.ac.il/Eng/?CategoryID=517

Administrative Organization: Ms. Seffi Weintraub The Berg Institute for Law and History Tel: 03-6408018; Fax: 03-6405849 [email protected]

3 3 Appendix C הארגון הישראלי להיסטוריה יד יצחק בן־צבי ולמשפט

היסטוריה, זכויות ומשפט הכנס השנתי התשיעי של הארגון הישראלי להיסטוריה ומשפט יום שני, כ"ו בתשרי, תשע"ד (30.9), בין השעות 9:00–18:30 ביד יצחק בן־צבי, רח' אבן גבירול 14, ירושלים

9:30-9:00 ברכות והתכנסות 9:30 –11:15 מושבים מקבילים היבטים כלכליים של זכויות אסף לחובסקי יו"ר | דינה מויאל | נמרוד הגלעדי הדס פישר | לוי יצחק קופר משפט ותגובה לאירועים טראומטיים יפעת הולצמן-גזית יו"ר | הילי מודריק-אבן חן אלונה חגאי-פריי | דוד לביא | טליה דיסקין | ענבל מימון בלאו 11:30–13.00 מושב מליאה לכבוד פרופ' פנינה להב יו"ר אורית רוזין | ברכות ראובן גפני, יד בן־צבי יובל השישים לקול העם: מה עוד יש להגיד? פרופ' פנינה להב 14:00–15:30 מושבים מקבילים היבטים בין-לאומיים של זכויות ענת שטרן יו"ר | הילה בן אליהו | רותם גלעדי | נטלי דודזון זכות לבית אורנה אליגון-דר יו"ר | נטע זיו | יעקב שפירא | אלה אילון 15:45–17:30 מושבים מקבילים מאבקים להשגת צדק יופי תירוש יו"ר | עילי אהרנסון | נעמי לבנקרון | מסעוד אגבריה | שמעון-ארז בלום כינון של זכויות וחובות עמיחי רדזינר יו"ר | שי ווזנר | אשר מעוז | בועז שנור | יצחק גל-נור

הכניסה חופשית | לפרטים [email protected] | 02-5398822 Appendix C

The Buchmann Faculty of Law YAD YITZHAK BEN ZVI The David Berg Foundation Institute for Law and History

The Israeli Law and History Association

th The 9UP UP Annual Conference of the Israeli Law and History Association

History, Rights and Law

Monday, September 30, 2013 Yad Ben-Zvi, 12 Abarbanel Street, Jerusalem 09:00 Reception

09:15 Welcome Remarks: Avital Margalit (Chair of conference program committee) Assaf Likhovski (The David Berg Foundation Institute for Law and History)

09:30 – 11:15 1st Session (Two parallel panels)

a. Economic Aspects of Rights (Chair – Assaf Likhovski, Tel Aviv University) 1. Dina Moyal (Tel Aviv University), "Embezzlement of public property and state": The damage to public property as a threat to the Soviet regime 2. Nimrod Hagiladi (IDF College), Right of the individual and the right of the public: Trials against speculators during the War of Independence 3. Hadas Fisher (Tel Aviv University), "A Suit for every citizen": Emergency legislation and consumer rights in Palestine during the Second World War 4. Levy Issac Cooper (Bar-Ilan), Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Liadi and the debate on the right to print the Talmud

b. Law and the Response to Traumatic Events (Chair – Yifat Holtzman-Gazit, College of Administration) 5. Hily Modrick-Even-Chen (Sharei Mishpat College) and Alona Hagai-Frei (Advocate), Silence at the Nuremberg Trials: The International military Tribunal at Nuremberg and sexual crimes against women during the Holocaust 6. David Lavie (Paris University), Constitutional and theological discourse in the debate over the reparations agreement 7. Talia Diskin (Tel Aviv University), The Eichmann trial and writing for children and youth 8. Inbal Maimon-Blau (Tel Aviv University), On the concept of the right to compensation in the "Maagan" catastrophe

11:15 –11:30 Coffee Break 11:30-13:00 2nd Session, Plenary Session in Honor of Prof. Pnina Lahav (Chair-Orit Rozin, Tel Aviv University) Greetings, Reuven Gafni,(Yad Ben Zvi Institute)

Keynote Lecture: Prof. Pnina Lahav, Boston University, Sixty Years since the Kol-Ha'am case: What else is there to say?

13:00-14:00 Lunch

14:00-15:30 3rd Session (Two parallel panels)

c. International Aspects of Rights (Chair – Anat Stern, Tel Aviv University and the IDF College) 9. Hila Ben Eliyahu (Hebrew University), Legal right between territorial and personal applicability 10. Rotem Giladi (Hebrew University), Historical commitment? On Israel's attitude to the Refugee Convention 11. Natalie Davidson (Tel Aviv University), Social reconstruction of torture in the shadow of international human rights law: Back to "Filártiga" trial

d. The Right to Housing (Chair – Orna Alyagon-Darr, Carmel Academic Center) 1. Neta Ziv (Tel Aviv University), Housing in Jaffa: How has the history of Jaffa shaped its residents' rights to housing 2. Yaakov Shapira (Hebrew University and the Department of Justice), Place of residence of the couple: The Controversy between Rabbeinu Tam and Maharam - society, religion and law 3. Ella Eilon (Tel Aviv University), "And they will be able to reside with their own flesh and blood": On the right to housing in the activity of the orphanage Office in Eretz Israel

15:30-15:45 Coffee Break

15:45-17:30 4th Session (Two Panels)

e. Struggles for Justice (Chair – Yofi Tirosh, Tel Aviv University) 4. Ilay Aharonson (Haifa University), Self-Incrimination Reforms as a tool for realizing the right to equal protection by the law: The American Experience and its lessons 5. Nomi Levenkron (Tel Aviv University), TBA 6. Masuud Agabaria (Beit Berl College), The Impact of the new historiography of the New Historians in Israel: Two schools of thought among Palestinians 7. Shimon Erez-Blum (Sapir College), Low tide versus high tide: Fighting illegal immigration and the lawyers f. Establishment of Rights and Obligations (Chair – Amichai Radzyner, Bar Ilan) 19. Shai Wozner (Tel Aviv University), The rise of the Notion of "Right" in Hebrew Law in the early twentieth century 20. Asher Maoz (Peres Academic Center), Rights versus obligations discourse: Jewish values versus liberal values 21. Boaz Shanor (Law and Business Academic Center), A history of the struggle between freedom of expression and human dignity: Legislation and Case-Law 22. Itzhak Gal-Noor (Hebrew university and Van-Leer Institute), "The Constitution of 1949"

Program Committee: Dr. Avital Margalit, Law School, Sapir College (Chair); Dr. Orit Rozin, Department of History, Tel Aviv University; Dr. Orna Alyagon-Darr, Carmel Academic Center; Dr. Dror Goldberg, Economics Department, Bar Ilan University; Prof. Michael Birenhack, Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv University; Prof. Amichai Radzyner, Faculty of Law, Bar Ilan University

Parking is available at Beit Avichai, The Gerard Behar Center and surrounding streets near Yad Ben-Zvi

For further information please contact the Berg Institute for Law and History Telephone number: 03-6408018 Appendix D

הפקולטה למשפטים ע"ש בוכמן הפקולטה למדעי החברה ע"ש גרשון גורדון מרכז מינרבה לזכויות אדם החוג לסוציולוגיה ואנתרופולוגיה המכון למשפט והיסטוריה ע"ש קרן דיוויד ברג

צילום: דב פיינר 4321 - 3002 אקדמיה ביקורתית ומעורבות אזרחית לזכרו של ליאון שלף ז"ל - במלאת עשר שנים לפטירתו

1יום רביעי, בדצמבר 3042, א' בטבת תשע"ד, שעה 41:20 אולם "כס המשפט " ע"ש מלכה ברנדר, בניין הפקולטה למשפטים

03:51 - 03:51 מושב ראשון - להיות מחדש עם ליאון דברי פתיחה: פרופ' רון חריס - דקאן הפקולטה למשפטים מזרחייפרופ' נ סים - ראש החוג לסוציולוגיה ואנתרופולוגיה ליאון: קטע וידאו דברים על ליאון : כנור שלף הרצאת פתיחה "משפטים ומדעי החברה" - ד"ר דפנה הקר - הפקולטה למשפטים והתכנית ללימודי נשים ומגדר יו"ר - פרופ' מנחם מאוטנר - הפקולטה למשפטים

-03:51 03:31 מושב שני - חציית קווים: האוניברסיטה והשיח הציבורי פרופ' גדי אלגזי - החוג להיסטוריה כללית ד"ר ראיף זרייק - מרכז מינרבה למדעי הרוח פרופ' משה שוקד - החוג לסוציולוגיה ואנתרופולוגיה

יו"ר - רד"ר תמ קריכלי-כץ - החוג לסוציולוגיה ואנתרופולוגיה והפקולטה למשפטים

61:03-61:54 הפסקה

03:33-07:53 מושב שלישי - פערים דוריים )בעקבות ספרו של ליאון Generations Apart( פרופ' חנה הרצוג - החוג לסוציולוגיה ואנתרופולוגיה וראש התכנית ל לימודי נשים ומגדר ומגדר לימודי נשים ד"ר תגריד יחיא- יונס - התכנית ללימודי נשים ומגדר ובית הספר למחקר התרבות רינה שלף יו"ר - ד"ר חאלד פוראני - החוג לסוציולוגיה ואנתרופולוגיה

-01:53 07:33 מושב רביעי - המסורת האברהמית: יהודים, נוצרים, מוסלמים – חיכוכים והתמזגויות פרופ' אריה אדרעי - הפקולטה למשפטים ד"ר אריקה וייס )באנגלית( - החוג לסוציולוגיה ואנתרופולוגיה פרופ' שי לביא - הפקולטה למשפטים יו"ר - פרופ' אלימלך וסטרייך - הפקולטה למשפטים

:הקריאקטעי אריאל שלף ופרח מסרי Appendix D

The Gershon H. Gordon Faculty of Social Sciences The Buchman Faculty of Law Department of Sociology and Anthropolgy Minerva Center for human Rights The David Berg Institute for Law and History

Critical Academy and Civil Engagement In memory of Leon Sheleff -Ten -Year Anniversary of his Death

Wednesday, December 4, 2013 Tel Aviv University, Buchmann Faculty of Law, Malka Brender conference Hall

14:30 – 15:30 First Panel – "Being Again with Leon"

Greetings: Ron Harris, Dean, Faculty of Law Nissim Mizrachi, Chair, Department of Sociology and Anthropology

Words in memory of Leon: Kinor Sheleff

Opening lecture: Dafna Hacker, The Law Faculty and Women and Gender studies: "Law and the Social Sciences"

Chair: Menachem Mautner, Faculty of Law

15:40-16:30 Second Panel- Crossing the lines: The University and the Public Discourse

Chair: Tamar Kricheli-Katz, The Law faculty and the Department of Sociology and Anthropology

Gadi Algazi, Department of History Raif Zreik, Minerva Center of Humanities Moshe Shoked, Department of Sociology and Anthropology

16:45-17:35 Third Panel- Generation gaps (Following Leon's book "Generations Apart")

Chair: Khaled Furani, Department of Sociology and Anthropology

Hanna Hertzog, Department of Sociology and Anthropology and head of Women and Gender Studies Taghreed Yahia Younis, Women and Gender Studies and School of Culture Research Rina Sheleff 17:45 – 18:35 Fourth Panel- The Abrahamic Tradition - Jews, Christians, Muslims – Frictions and Mergers

Chair: Elimelech Westreich, Faculty of Law,

Arye Edrei, Faculty of law Erica Weiss (in English), Department of Sociology and Anthropology Shai Lavie, Faculty of Law

Readings: Ariel Sheleff and Perach Masri Appendix E הפקולטה למשפטים ע"ש בוכמן d מרכז-על ע"ש צגלה למחקר בינתחומי של המשפט c המכון למשפט והיסטוריה ע"ש קרן דיויד ברג

ערב עיון לרגל צאת ספרה של עו"ד דינה זילבר בשם החוק היועץ המשפטי לממשלה והפרשות שטלטלו את המדינה

17:30 כיבוד והתכנסות 19:30-18:00 דיון יו"ר: פרופ' אסף לחובסקי, מנהל המכון למשפט ערב העיון יתקיים והיסטוריה ע"ש קרן דיויד ברג ביום רביעי, ג' בכסלו תשע"ד, ברכות ודברי פתיחה: 6 בנובמבר 2013 כבוד השר גדעון סער, שר הפנים בשעה 17:30, כבוד השופט עוזי פוגלמן, שופט בית המשפט העליון באולם כס המשפט, הפקולטה למשפטים דיון בהשתתפות ד״ר מיכל שקד, מחברת הביוגרפיה ״משה לנדוי, שופט״ נא לאשר השתתפות פרופ׳ ישי בלנק, סגן דקאן, הפקולטה למשפטים, בטלפון: 03-6406697 אוניברסיטת תל אביב [email protected] פרופ׳ ניר קידר, ראש בית הספר למשפטים, המכללה הכניסה דרך שער האקדמית ספיר רמנסיאנו )4( ושער 14 הזמנה זו מהווה אישור מילות סיכום ודברי תודה: כניסה לחנייה עו"ד דינה זילבר, המשנה ליועץ המשפטי לממשלה מספר ארוע: 1026374 )ייעוץ( Appendix E

The Buchmann Faculty of Law The Cegla Center for Interdisciplinary Research of the Law The David Berg Foundation Institute for Law and History

Symposium marking the publication of: In the Name of the Law: The Attorney General and the Affairs that Shook Israel

By: Dina Zilber, Deputy Attorney General

Wednesday, November 6, 2013, 17:30

The event will take place at the Buchmann Faculty of Law, Kes Hamishpat Conference Room

Chair: Prof. Assaf Likhovski, Director of the David Berg Foundation Institute for Law and History, Faculty of Law, TAU University

Greetings: Justice Uzi Fogelman, Supreme Court Gideon Saar, Minister of Interior Affairs

Speakers: Dr. Michal Shaked, Author of the biography: "Moshe Landau, Justice" Prof. Yishai Blank, Vice Dean, Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv University Prof. Nir Kedar, Dean, Faculty of Law, Sapir Academic College Appendix F Judging Human Rights The Buchmann Faculty of Law Violations: Pondering Past The Minerva Center for Human Rights and Future after Kiobel The David Berg Foundation Institute for Law and History

December 15-16, 2013 December 15-16, 2013 Tel Aviv University FacultyTel of Aviv Law University, Faculty of Law The conference will take place at The Sonia Kossoy Conference Room (Room 307) Monday, December 16th The conference will take place at at The Faculty of Law, Trubowicz Building The Sonia Kossoy Conference Room (Room 307) 09:30-10:00 Gathering 10:00-12:00 Panel III: Between the National and the International at The Faculty of Law, Trubowicz Building Chair Ruti G. Teitel, New York University, School of Law Participants: n Naomi Roht-Arriaza, Hastings College of the Law, University of Sunday, December 15th California 10:00-10:30 Gathering Sunday, December Courts and the Post-Atrocity15th Accountability: The Latin American Experience 10:30-12:30 Panel I: Transnational Corporate Liability: n Hila Shamir, Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv University 10:00-10:30FromGathering Holocaust Restitution to Kiobel Governance Feminism and Sovereignty: The Case of Sex Trafficking in Israel Chair Leora Bilsky, Director of The Minerva Center for Human n Natalie Davidson, Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv University Rights, Tel Aviv University Local Representations of Political Violence in the Shadow of Transnational Human Participants:10:30-12:30 Panel I: Transnational Corporate Liability: From Holocaust Restitution to Kiobel Rights Litigation: The Filartiga Case n José Brunner, FacultyChair: ofLeora Law, Tel Bilsky Aviv University, Director of The Minerva Center for Human Rights, Tel Aviv University Framing the HolocaustParticipants Class Action :Suits: A Paradigm Shift, an Exception, or More 12:00-13:30 Lunch Break of the Same? Jose Brunner, Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv University n Mia Swart, Faculty"Framing of Law, University the Holocaust of JohannesburgClass Action Suits: A Paradigm13:30-16:00 Shift, an Exception,Panel IV :or Transitional More of the Justice Same?" Between Law and Politics Does Kiobel Spell Doom for Apartheid Reparations under ATCA? Mia Swart, Faculty of Law, University of JohannesburgChair Aeyal Gross, Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv University n Dana Weiss, Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv University Participants: "Does Kiobel Spell Doom for Apartheid Reparations under ATCA?" Corporate Accountability for Human Rights: Local Perspectives on Recent Global n Samuel Ferguson, 2012-2013 Schell Center Fellow at Yale Law School Developments Dana Weiss, Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv University Justice Again: The Argentina Dirty War on Trial "Corporate Accountability for Human Rights: Local Perspectives on Recent Global Developments". n Ronen Steinke, Political editor with Süddeutsche Zeitung 12:30-14:00 Lunch Break Holding East Germany to Account: The Curious Case of a West German Paradigm 14:00-15:30 Keynote12:30 Speech:-14:00 Lunch Break shift Chair Moshe Zimmermann, The Hebrew University n Sigall Horovitz, Truman Institute for the Advancement of Peace, Hebrew University of Jerusalem 14:00-15:30 Keynote Speech: n Norbert Frei, Chair for Modern History and Director of the Jena Center Transitional Justice Networks: Lessons from Argentina, Congo, the Balkans and 20th Century History,Chair: Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Moshe Zimmermann, Director in Jena of The Richard KoebnerIsrael Minerva Center for German History, Tel Aviv University Zeitgeschichte as Transitional Justice Avant la Lettre n Sarah Nouwen, Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge Norbert Frei, "Zeitgeschichte as Transitional Justice AvantTribunalisation la Lettre" of Global Justice: ICL as Challenge to Human Diversity 15:30-16:00 Coffee Break 16:00-16:30 Coffee Break 16:00-18:00 Panel II: Legal and Political Uses of Victimhood From the Eichmann Trial to the ICC 16:30-18:00 Panel V: Transitional Justice in an Ongoing Conflict? Chair José Brunner, Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv University Chair Eyal Benvenisti, Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv University 16:00-18:00 Panel II: Legal and Political Uses of Victimhood: From the Eichmann Trial to the ICC Participants: Participants: Chair: Jose Brunner, Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv University n Leora Bilsky, Director of The Minerva Center for Human Rights, n Ron Dudai, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Faculty of Law, TelParticipants: Aviv University Subversive Transitional Justice: Alternative Commemoration in Israel The Eichmann Trial: Towards a Jurisprudence of Eyewitness Testimonies Leora Bilsky, Director of The Minerva Center for Humann Ofer Rights Shinar, Faculty Levanon of ,Law School, Tel of Aviv Public University Policy, Hebrew University n Elazar Barkan, Director of Columbia’s Institute for the Study of Human "The Eichmann Trial: Towards a Jurisprudence of EyewitnessBreaking Testimonies" the Barriers: Psychological Perspectives on Transitional Justice in the Rights Elazar Barkan, Director of Columbia's Institute for the StudyContext of of Humanthe Israeli RightsPalestinian Conflict Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing: Perpetrators as Victims "Wolf in Sheep's Clothing: Perpetrators as Victims" n Hassan Jabareen, Founder and General Director of Adalah n Rita Kesselring, Institute for Social Anthropology, University of Basel Rita Kesselring, Institute for Social Anthropology, UniversityThe Oslo of Accords Basel from a Transitional Justice Perspective, 20 Years later Bringing Apartheid-Era Crimes Before US Courts: An Ambivalent Means to the Emancipation from Harmed"Bringing Personhood Apartheid-Era Crimes Before US Courts: Ann Ambivalent Mohammed Means S. Dajani to the Daoudi, Emancipation Al-Quds University from Harmed in Jerusalem Personhood" Seeking Moderation and Conciliation Appendix G

c § The Buchmann Faculty of Law § The David Berg Institute for Law and History

The Autocratic Tradition of Law in Russia: What Is So Special About It And Why Does It Matter?

Dr. Tatiana Borisova Associate Professor, National Research University Higher School of Economics, St-Petersburg Branch, Russia

Ivan Bilibin, Great Prince Yaroslav the Wise holding the first book of Russian laws ("Russian Pravda"), 1926 Source: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ivan_Bilibin_116.gif

Monday, 30.12.13 17:00-18:30 Buchmann Faculty of Law Trubowicz Building, Room 305 Appendix H Appendix I הפקולטה למדעי הרוח ע"ש לסטר וסאלי אנטין בית הספר למדעי היהדות ע"ש חיים רוזנברג המכון לחקר הציונות וישראל ע"ש חיים וייצמן הפקולטה למשפטים ע"ש בוכמן המכון למשפט והיסטוריה ע"ש קרן דיויד ברג

זהויות ושסעים בחברה המנדטורית והישראלית: היבטים היסטוריים- משפטיים

הכנס יתקיים ביום שלישי 10:30 – 11:00 התכנסות וברכות: ב' אדר ב' תשע"ד רענן ריין, סגן נשיא אוניברסיטת תל-אביב 4 במארס 2014 רון חריס, דקאן הפקולטה למשפטים באולם ע"ש דרכליס 11:00 – 12:30 מושב ראשון: משפט והיחס של הישראלים לשואה ולניצוליה חדר 496, בניין גילמן יו"ר: דינה פורת, אוניברסיטת תל-אביב ז'וזה ברונר, אוניברסיטת תל-אביב אוניברסיטת תל-אביב ריבוי קולות: התייחסות לקורבנות השואה בחקיקה הישראלית במהלך שנות החמישים ליאורה בילסקי, אוניברסיטת תל-אביב משפט אייכמן בין זהות ישראלית למשפט בינלאומי מגיבה: דליה עופר, האוניברסיטה העברית בירושלים הוועדה המארגנת: אורית רוזין, אסף לחובסקי, 13:30 – 15:00 אביטל מרגלית, מאיר חזן מושב שני: משפט בין דת ומדינה יו"ר: דבורה הכהן, אוניברסיטת בר-אילן עמיחי רדזינר, אוניברסיטת בר-אילן רבינו גרשום בארץ ישראל: משפט, הלכה ועדתיות בחקיקת איסור הביגמיה אריה אדרעי, אוניברסיטת תל-אביב מ"מיהו יהודי" ל"מיהו גר": פולמוס הגיור בישראל בהקשרו האידאולוגי וההיסטורי מגיב: קימי קפלן, אוניברסיטת בר-אילן

17:00 – 15:30 מושב שלישי: מגדר, חברה ומשפט יו"ר: אביבה חלמיש, האוניברסיטה הפתוחה אייל כתבן ובועז שנור, המרכז האקדמי למשפט ולעסקים כבוד משלהן: על נשים, כבוד ומשפט בתקופת המנדט באדי חסייסי, האוניברסיטה העברית בירושלים ודבורה ברנשטיין, אוניברסיטת חיפה המתח בין החוק למנהג במערכת המשפט המנדטורית: משפטי רצח על רקע כבוד המשפחה כמקרה בוחן מגיבה: לילך רוזנברג-פרידמן, אוניברסיטת בר-אילן

19:00 – 17:30 מושב רביעי: המשפט הישראלי בין מזרח ומערב יו"ר: יונית עפרון, האוניברסיטה הפתוחה עומר אלוני, אוניברסיטת תל-אביב על אוריינטליזם וגבולותיו במשפט הישראלי המוקדם ניר קידר, המכללה האקדמית ספיר המשפט בין שסעים לממלכתיות

מגיבה: אסתר מאיר-גליצנשטיין, אוניברסיטת בן-גוריון בנגב התצלומים באדיבות לשכת העיתונות הממשלתית Appendix I Tel Aviv University

The Chaim Weizmann Institute for the Study of Zionism and Israel, The Lester and Sally Entin Faculty of Humanities and the Chaim Rosenberg School of Jewish Studies

The David Berg Institute for Law and History, The Buchmann Faculty of Law

IDENTITIES AND SCHISMS IN MANDATORY AND ISRAELI SOCIETY: LEGAL AND HISTORICAL ASPECTS March 4, 2014 Tel Aviv University, Gilman Building, Room 496 Organizing Committee: Orit Rozin, Assaf Likhovski, Avital Margalit, Meir Chazan

10:30-11:00 Greetings Raanan Rein, Vice President, Tel Aviv University Ron Harris, Dean of Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv University

10:30 – 12:30 First Panel LAW AND THE ATTITUDE OF ISRAELIS TO THE HOLOCAUST AND ITS SURVIVORS

Chair: Dina Porat, Tel Aviv University Commentator: Dalia Ofer, Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Jose Brunner, Tel Aviv University Multiple Voices: Remembering Holocaust Victims in Israeli Law

Leora Bilsky, Tel Aviv University Eichmann's Trial between Israeli Identity and International Law

13:30-15:00 Second Panel LAW BETWEEN STATE AND RELIGION

Chair: Devora Hacohen, Bar Ilan University Commentator: Kimmy Kaplan, Bar Ilan University

Amihai Radzyner, Bar Ilan University Rabbeinu Gershom in Eretz Israel: Law, Halacha and Sectarianism in the Legislation of Dealing with the Prohibition of Bigamy

Arye Edrei, Tel Aviv University From "Who is a Jew" to "Who is a Non-Jew": The Conversion Controversy in Israel in its Ideological and Historical Context

15:30-17:00 Third Panel GENDER, SOCIETY AND LAW

Chair: Aviva Halamish, The Open University Commentator: Lilach Rozenberg-Friedman, Bar Ilan University

Eyal Katvan and Boaz Shnoor, The Academic Center for Law and Business A Dignity of their Own: of Women, Dignity and Law in Mandatory Israel.

Badi Hasisi, Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Deborah Bernstein, Haifa University The Tension between Law and Practice in the Mandatory Judicial System: Murders to Protect Family Honor as a Case Study

17:30 – 19:00 Fourth Panel ISRAELI LAW BETWEEN EAST AND WEST

Chair: Yonit Efron, The Open University Commentator: Esther Meir-Glitzenstein, Ben Gurion University

Omer Aloni, Tel Aviv University On Orientalism and its Limits in Early Israeli Law

Nir Kedar, Sapir Academic College Law between Schisms and Statehood Appendix J

The Minerva Center for Human Rights The David Berg Foundation Institute for Law and History The Stephen Roth Institute for the Study of Antisemitism and Racism Wednesday March 12, 2014 18:30 The Forum on Law, Globalization and the Transnational Trubowicz Building Sphere (Law Faculty)

The Sonia Kossoy Seminar and Discussion Conference Room (Room 307) Prof. James Loeffler, University of Virginia

How Zionism Became Racism: International Law, Antisemitism, and Jewish Lawyering at the United Nations, 1945-1975

Chair: Prof. Leora Bilsky, Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv University

Speaker:

The event will be held Prof. James Loeffler, University of Virginia in English and is open to the general public Commentators: Dr. Rotem Giladi, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

For Details: Dr. Steven L. B. Jensen, The Danish Institute for Human Rights [email protected] 03-6407719 Appendix K c § The Buchmann Faculty of Law § The David Berg Institute for Law and History § The Minerva Center for Human Rights

Author Meets Readers Symposium Marking of the Publication of The Fascists and the Jews of Italy: Mussolini’s Race Laws 1938-1943 by Michael A. Livingston

Wednesday, March 19, 2014, 18:00 – 19:30 The event will take place at the Buchmann Faculty of Law, Trubowicz Building, Sonia Kossoy Conference Room (Room 307)

Chair Prof. Assaf Likhovski, Director, The David Berg Institute, Tel Aviv University Speakers Dr. Adam Hofri-Winogradow, Faculty of Law, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Dr. Manuela Consonni, Department of Romance and Latin American Studies and the School of History, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Dr. Ely Aharonson, Faculty of Law, University of Haifa Response Prof. Michael A. Livingston, Rutgers University School of Law, Camden

Event number:1035141 For parking on campus, please show this invitation at the university’s gate. For further details: [email protected] Appendix L

The Buchmann faculty of Law The Cegla Center for Interdisciplinary Research of the Law Globaltrust Research Project c The David Berg Institute for Law and History

International Conference Sovereignty as Trusteeship for Humanity – Historical Antecedents and their Impact on International Law June 16-17, 2014 Organizers: Eyal Benvenisti, Doreen Lustig

Monday, June 16, 2014 Tuesday, June 17, 2014 09:00-10:00 09:00-10:00 Greetings: Ron Harris, Dean, Tel Aviv University, Faculty of Law Sergio Dellavalle, University of Turin Introduction: Eyal Benvenisti, Tel Aviv University, Faculty of Law Why Should States Have Obligations Towards Non-national Citizens? A Philosophical 10:00-11:00 Attempt Daniel Loick, Goethe Universität Frankfurt Comment: Alon Harel, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Faculty of Law Sovereignty, Dominion, Usus Fructus. Elements of a Counter-History in Legal 10:00-11:00 Thought David Dyzenhaus, University of Toronto, Faculty of Law Comment: Ido Israelowich, Tel Aviv University, Faculty of Humanities Kelsen, Heller and Schmitt: Paradigms of Sovereignty Thought 11:00-11:30 Coffee Break Comment: Roy Kreitner, Tel Aviv University, Faculty of Law 11:30-12:30 11:00-11:30 Coffee Break Benjamin Straumann, New York University School of Law Early Modern Sovereignty and Its Limits 11:30-12:30 Comment: Uri Yiftach-Firenko, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Faculty of Evan Fox-Decent, McGill University, Faculty of Law Humanities Sovereignty as Trusteeship and Indigenous Peoples 12:30-13:30 Lunch Comment: Hanoch Dagan, Tel Aviv University, Faculty of Law 13:30-14:30 12:30-14:00 Lunch Lorenzo Zucca, King’s College London A Genealogy of the Obligations of the State (Search for a New Normative Order 14:00-15:00 Following the Religious Wars) Mira Siegelberg, Harvard University, Department of History Comment: Eyal Chowers, Tel Aviv University , the Department of Political Statelessness and the Reinvention of Sovereign Equality, 1941-1958 Science Comment: Tally Kritzman, College of Law and Business 14:30-15:30 15:00-16:00 Li Ming, Peking University, Law School Andrew Fitzmaurice, University of Sydney, Department of History Sovereignty and the Five Principles of Peaceful Co-Existence -- The Chinese Territorium Nullius as a Case of Sovereign Trusteeship Perspective Comment: Alexander Kedar, Haifa University, Faculty of Law Comment: Yuri Pines, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Department of Asian 16:00-16:30 Coffee Break Studies 16:30-17:30 15:30-16:00 Coffee Break Evan Criddle, William and Mary Law School 16:00-17:00 Reclaiming the Grotian Theory of Humanitarian Intervention Jean L. Cohen, Columbia University, Department of Political Science Comment: Eliav Lieblich, Radzyner Law School Whose Sovereignty? Freedom of Religion, Church Autonomy and the Contested 17:30-18:00 Concluding Observations Status of Sovereign Trustee for Humanity Doreen Lustig, Tel Aviv University, Faculty of Law Comment: Michael Karayanni, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Faculty of Law

The sessions will take place at The Buchmann Faculty of Law, Trubowicz Building, Sonia Kossoy Conference Room (Room 307, Third Floor)  The Conference Sessions Will be Held in English Administrative Organization: Ms. Aya Shalom, The Cegla Center for Interdisciplinary Research of the Law, The Buchmann Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv University Tel: 972-3-6406697; Fax: 972-3-6405849; [email protected] Appendix M The Yigal Arnon Legal History Workshop of Tel Aviv Law Faculty, supported by the David Berg Institute for Law and History, moderated by Prof. Ron Harris, Prof. Roy Kreitner and Dr. Doreen Lustig, is happy to announce its line-up for spring 2014. The workshop meets on Wednesdays from 13:15-14:45, room 17 of the the Zvi Meitar Center, Tel Aviv Law Faculty.

THE YIGAL ARNON LEGAL HISTORY WORKSHOP, TAU LAW FACULTY 2014

Date Presentation 5.3.2014 Anne Orford, Melbourne Law School The Past as Law or History? The Relevance of Imperialism for Modern International Law 12.3 Geetanjali Srikantan, Post-Doc, TAU Law Faculty Locating the Religious and Charitable in Western Cultural and Legal Thought

19.3 Elizabeth Blackmar, Department of History, Columbia University Land, Governance, and Markets in British North America

26.3 Patricia Clavin, Jesus College, University of Oxford 'Of Markets and Men: Organizing Capitalism, 1918-1946 2.4 Arye Edrei, TAU Law Faculty The Conversion Debate in Israel in its Ideological and Historical Context

23.4 David Schorr, TAU Law Faculty Riparian Rights in Lower Canada and Canada East: Inter- imperial Legal Influences

30.4 Rivka Brot, TAU Law Faculty (PH.D Candidate) Jews who during the war have sinned against the Jewish People": Trials against Jewish Collaborators in Displaced Persons Camps 7.5 Binyamin Blum, Hebrew University Law Faculty Mad Dogs and Englishmen: : The Colonial Invention of Canine- Tracking Science 14.5 William Forbath, The University of Texas Law School Diaspora and Rights: a Transnational Perspective on the Invention of Jewish Liberalism in the Early 20th Century

21.5 Mark Cohen, Near Eastern Studies, Princeton University The Custom of the Merchants In Maimonides Mishneh Torah

28.5 Ayelet Libson, Hebrew and Judaic Studies, NYU Authority and Self-knowledge in Rabbinic Law Appendix N

Law and History Graduate Students Forum (supported by the David Berg Institute) Schedule of Meetings 2013-2014

Date Speaker Topic June 17, 2013 Assaf Likhovski Introduction October 8, 2013 Rivka Brot Trials against Jews Suspected of Collaborating with the Nazis,Hheld in Israel November 14, 2014 Tour of the National Library, Jerusalem December 10, 2014 Yael Braudo Academic Legal Writing December 26, 2013 Geetanjali Secularisation and Theologisation: Srikantan Interrogating the Dynamic Behind the Making of Hindu Law and Colonial Codification in British India January 20, 2014 Shimon Blum A meeting with young legal Lior Ben David historians: Anat Stern Methodological Issues and Difficulties in Legal History Research April 29, 2014 Ron Harris The Interaction between Legal History and Economic History May 19, 2014 Michael Marrus The Lessons of the Holocaust

May 20, 2014 Michael Marrus The Lessons of History June 10, 2014 Roy Kreitner The Politics of Money and the Political Struggles around the Establishment of a Federal Bank in the USA