Professor Shlomo Shoham - Curriculum Vitae
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Professor Shlomo Shoham Books Crime and Punishment in Israel. Am Oved Publishing House, Tel-Aviv, 1964 Introduction to Criminol
Professor Shlomo Shoham Books Crime and Punishment in Israel. Am Oved Publishing House, Tel-Aviv, 1964 Introduction to Criminology. Am Oved Publishing House, Tel-Aviv, 1964 Crime and Social Deviation. Regnery & Co., Chicago, 1966 The Mark of Cain: The Stigma Theory of Social Deviance and Crime. Oceana Publications, New York & Israel Universities Press, 1970; 2nd Ed. University of Queensland Press, Queensland, 1980 Accidie: A Sociology of the Absurd. Schocken Publishing House, Tel-Aviv, 1970 Israel Studies in Criminology, Vol. I. (Ed.) Gomeh Publishing House, Tel-Aviv, 1970 Of Law and Man. Sabra Books, New York and Tel-Aviv, 1971 Israel Studies in Criminology, Vol. II (Ed.) Jerusalem Academic Press 1973 Society and the Absurd. Basil Blackwell Ltd. Oxford and Springers, New York, 1974 Israel Studies in Criminology. Vol. VII (Ed.) Jerusalem Academic Press, 1976 Israel Studies in Criminology. Vol, IV (Ed.) Nateev Printing and Publishing Enterprises Ltd. Tel-Aviv, 1976 Youth Unrest. Jerusalem Academic Press, 1976 Social Deviance. Gardner Press, New York, 1976 and Tel-Aviv University Press (Hebrew)1979 The Myth of Tantalus. Gomeh Publishing House (Hebrew) 1978 and University of Queensland Press, Queensland. 1979 Salvation Through the Gutters. Hemisphere Publishing Corporation, New York 1979 and Gomeh Publishing House (Hebrew) 1980 Interaction in Violence. Human Relations 1975 Megamot (Hebrew) Secularisation, Deviance among Israeli Arab Villages. Human Relations, 1975 and Megamot, (Hebrew) Stigma and Stereotype. New Perspectives in Criminology 1975 Zurich Hidden Delinquency. Report to the Council of Europe 1975 Attitudes and Roles in Youth Gangs and Youth Club vs. Report to Ministry of Education 1975 The Tantalus Ratio, Journal Press 1975. -
Volume 26:3 Special Issue
Curr Psychol DOI 10.1007/s12144-007-9018-2 Introduction to the Special Issue on Anti-Semitism Jeffrey A. Schaler # Springer Science + Business Media, LLC 2007 I am pleased to welcome my colleague and friend, Rita J. Simon, as co-editor for this special double-issue of Current Psychology, here devoted to the theme of anti- Semitism the world over in the twenty-first century. We are both honored to publish such erudite and thought-provoking contributions by the distinguished scholars who kindly accepted our invitation to write on this important topic. Whenever we address something with the intention of changing policy, I believe we owe our audience an explanation about why we are doing so. What are our potential biases, investments, and interests in writing or speaking about certain topics, especially controversial ones? We must “go inside” and search our hearts, take an honest look at what we stand to gain or lose. I can only speak for myself. The history and origins of the Holocaust have always been a deep personal interest of mine. My father’s family was victimized by the Nazis before they fled in two and a half attempts to get to America from Gotha, Germany. My father, a boy of about fifteen, had already scuffled with Hitler Youth on several occasions, and things were clearly getting worse. He was sent first to live with an aunt in Albany, New York. My aunt and grandmother later escaped through Berlin and France, and they finally made it to New York City via Portugal. My grandfather was arrested in their home before they left, in the middle of the night, by the Gestapo. -
War Room Cancer
2015 Issue Global Law Studies Blavatnik Initiative New Tisch Film School TEL AVIV UNIVERSITY REVIEW Cancer War Room Legal Immersion, Israeli Style 12 The Parasol Foundation International LLM Program is a learning laboratory for international students of the law. Cover story: Battling Cancer 6 With 60 world class lab groups and 250 clinicians, TAU is on the frontlines of innovative cancer- fighting research. Looking to Nature for Design Ideas 14 The growing field of biomimicry uses nature’s designs – from burrs to eagle wings – to solve engineering and technology conundrums. TEL AVIV UNIVERSITY REVIEW 2015 Issue Issued by the Strategic Communications Dept. Development and Public Affairs Division sections Tel Aviv University Ramat Aviv 69978 Tel Aviv, Israel Tel: +972 3 6408249 innovations 2 Scholarships Fax: + 972 3 6407080 Changing Lives 20 E-mail: [email protected] Scholarship funds are making a leadership 23 difference for students’ campus www.tau.ac.il experiences and future plans. Editor: Louise Shalev Contributors: Rava Eleasari Gelbetz, Sharon Domb, missions 30 Ariela Lerman, Michelle Bitran, Ruti Ziv, Judd Yadid, Sandy Cash, Lisa Kremer, Joanna Paraszczuk Graphic Design: TAU Graphic Design Studio/ events 31 Michal Semo-Kovetz Photography: Development and Public Affairs Division Photography Department/Michal Roche Ben Ami, digest 34 Michal Kidron Additional Photography: Yoram Reshef, Israel Defense Forces, Asher Prusser, Barak Aharon, newsmakers Takashi M, Dan Century, Fiona Wright, 38 David Katz/The Israel Project Administrative Assistant: Sharon Domb Printing: A.R. Printing books 41 2015 Issue TEL AVIV UNIVERSITY REVIEW Officers of Tel Aviv University Prof. Jacob A. Frenkel Chairman of the Board of Governors Dr. -
Annual Report 2008
TEL AVIV UNIVERSITY Annual Report 2008 Exciting beginnings They’ve returned to Israel from Harvard, Berkeley, Yale and other leading institutions in America and Europe. Bringing contagious energy and ambitious plans, they have chosen to pursue their academic careers at Tel Aviv University. They believe in Israel and its contribution to the world. They are the university’s “brain gain” – the new young faculty members recruited for positions across the campus this year. We invite you to meet, in the following pages, a few of the talented and creative young researchers who are forging the future excellence of TAU. TAU Headlines Insomniacs Get New Lease on Sleep The European Union has granted marketing approval for Circadin, a novel melatonin- based sleeping pill for treating insomnia in people over 55 that was developed by TAU’s Prof. Nava Zisapel, Wise Faculty of Life Sciences. The pill is the result of 15 years of basic, preclinical and clinical research, and is the first of its kind in the world to have been shown to improve quality of sleep as well as subsequent daytime functioning. The drug will Young TAU Musicians at the UN be marketed by multinational The Symphony Orchestra of TAU’s Buchmann-Mehta School of Music performed with Zubin pharmaceutical companies, Mehta before an audience of 1,800 diplomats and guests at the United Nations in New York. The and TAU will receive royalties concert was part of the UN’s International Day of Commemoration in Memory of the Victims of the from sales of the product based Holocaust. Held in cooperation with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra and the UN Israel Mission, on intellectual property patents the first-of-its-kind performance was made possible through the generosity of TAU benefactor and issued worldwide.