Forthcoming 2025 (accepted), Beyond Public Reason: Introduction, written with Charis Boutieri and Sami Everett. JRAI- Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute, Special Issue Competition Winner Beyond Public Reason-editors and contributors. Participants: Heath Cabot, Farhan Samanani, Carol Greenhouse, Natalie Morningstar, Moises Lino e Silva, Andrew Shyrock
Forthcoming 2025 (accepted) Reasoning without Consensus: Grassroots Experiments in Radical Inclusion in Israel/Palestine. JRAI- Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute
2024 Divergent and Emergent Political Theologies of Peace Amongst Jewish Israelis. Political Theology. 25 (4): 361-379
2022 Peace and Liberal Misrecognition: Non-liberal peace initiatives in Israel-Palestine. The American Sociologist. Accepted.
2022 Adjudicating the Spiritual World in Israeli Courts: Dilemmas of Equality of Justice . Religion, State, and Society 50 (1): 5-21
2020 Nissim Mizrachi and Erica Weiss “We do not want to assimilate!”: Rethinking the role of group boundaries in peace initiatives between Muslims and Jews in Israel and in the West Bank. European Journal of Cultural and Political Sociology, Vol 7, Num 2: 172-197.
2019 Erica Weiss and Nissim Mizrachi A Time of Peace: Divergent Temporalities in Jewish-Palestinian Peace Initiatives . HAU: Journal of Ethnographic Theory, Vol 9, Num 3: 565–578.
2019 Struggling with Complicity: anti-militarist activism in Israel . Current Anthropology, Vol 60, Num S19: 173-182.
2018 State-Authorizing Citizenship: the narrow field of civic engagement in the liberal age . Theory and Society, Vol 47, Num 4: 467-86
2017 Competing ethical regimes in a diverse society: Israeli military refusers . American Ethnologist, February 2017
2016 Best Practices for Besting the Bureaucracy: avoiding military service in Israel . PoLAR, 39(1)
2016 Refusal as Act, Refusal as Abstention , Cultural Anthropology, 31(3)
2016 ‘There are no chickens in suicide vests’: the Decoupling of Animal Rights and Human Rights in Israel . JRAI, 22(3)
2016 Incentivized Obedience: How a Gentler Israeli Military Prevents Organized Resistance. American Anthropologist, 118(1)
2015 Provincializing Empathy: Humanitarian Sentiment and The Israeli Palestinian Conflict . Anthropological Theory 15(3)
2015 Beyond Mystification: Hegemony, Resistance, and Ethical Responsibility in Israel . Anthropological Quarterly 88(2)
2014 Sacrifice as Social Capital among Israeli Conscientious Objectors . Ethnos 79(3)
2012 Principle or Pathology? Adjudicating the Right to Conscience in the Israeli Military . American Anthropologist 114(1)
2011 The Interrupted Sacrifice: Hegemony and moral crisis among Israeli conscientious objectors . American Ethnologist 38(3)
Forthcoming. Invited Commentary on Joel Robbins article “Anthropology Bright and Dark”. Social Analysis.
2024 Speaking Truth to Israel Requires More Than Academic Freedom, Sapiens Magazine. https://www.sapiens.org/culture/palestine- israel-censorship-free-speech/
Weiss, Erica. 2021. “Pseudonyms as Anti-Citation.” In “Rethinking Pseudonyms in Ethnography,” edited by Carole McGranahan and Erica Weiss, American Ethnologist website, 13 December 2021, https://americanethnologist.org/features/collections/rethinking-pseudonyms-in-ethnography/pseudonyms-as-anti-citation
Weiss, Erica, and Carole McGranahan. 2021. “Rethinking Pseudonyms in Ethnography: An Introduction.” In “Rethinking Pseudonyms in Ethnography,” edited by Carole McGranahan and Erica Weiss, American Ethnologist website, 13 December 2021, https://americanethnologist.org/features/collections/rethinking-pseudonyms-in-ethnography/rethinking-pseudonyms-in-ethnography-an-introduction