MA Students
Olivier Kamouns, MA student (2023-present)
Thesis title: AI and Algorithmic Political Experiments.
Gabrielle Burack, MA student (2023-present)
Thesis title: AI, Cultural Antisemitism and US-Israel relations.
Shahar Grufy, MA student (2021-present)
Thesis title: US-Israel Relations, Israeli Hasbara and American College Campuses.
Idan Franco, MA student (2022-23)
Thesis title: Political Minorities and Conservative Voting.
Roee Braverman, MA student (2022-23)
Thesis title: Economic implications of Supreme Court Rulings in the United States from the 1970s until Today.
Ania Bessonov, MA student (2021-23)
Thesis title: Bigdata analysis and media framing during COVID-19 and the War in Ukraine.
Hila Osovski, MA student (2020-23)
Thesis title: Voting Behavior and Social Media Endorsements during US Midterm Elections to Congress.
Fred Hockney, MA student (2016-18)
Thesis title: Determining Group Differences in the 2013 Bundestagswahl.
Simone Lehman, MA student (2016-18)
Thesis title: A New Kind of Terror? Exploring and Understanding Current Trends in Terrorism in Israel in the Context of the Lone Wolf Debate.
Simon Luling, MA student (2016-17)
Thesis title: A New Kind of Terror? Exploring and Understanding Current Trends in Terrorism in Israel in the Context of the Lone Wolf Debate.
Dor Gosher, MA student (2016-17)
Thesis title: I Will Take This to the Supreme Court! Or Will I? How Does Public Opinion Affect Agenda-Setting on the U.S Supreme Court?.
Yulia Gurelik, MA student (2015-17)
Thesis title: Legal Perspectives on Corporate Responsibility in the Case of Arad.
Romanos Kefalidis, MA student (2015-16)
Thesis title: Cyber Security in a Comparative Perspective.
Steven Robnak, MA student (2014-16)
Thesis title: Dictators, Jurisprudence and Personality: An analysis based on the Five Factor Model of Personality.
Efrat Lachter, MA student (2014-16)
Thesis title: Transitional Justice and Governance.
Leah Croughan, MA student (2014-16)
Thesis title: Sitting Ducks in a Fragmented Process: US Intelligence Infrastructure in a Paradigm Shift Towards a Unified Legal Definition of Domestic Terrorism.
Suzanna Christiansen, MA student (2014-15)
Thesis title: International Law: Has the Iron Dome changed the legitimacy of response to rocket threats.
Brooklin Nash, MA student (2013-14)
Thesis title: Development, Democracy, and What Comes In-Between: The Current and Potential Role of Development-Oriented NGOs in Guatemala.
David Jensen-Lopez, MA student (2013-14)
Thesis title: Selling Mexico: An analysis of how the public perception of Mexico abroad affects economy and politics, with a particular focus on the case of the public diplomacy in Israel.
Alexandra Zaslav – MA Student (2012-13)
Description:
Alexandra’s research investigates conflict resolution capabilities within the field of dance, focusing especially on the effect of dance encounter work in conflict settings.
Roey Shafrir, MA student
My research focuses on the effects of public opinion and political atmosphere on decisionmaking on the Israeli High Court of Justice regarding the Israeli – Palestinian conflict.
Omer Solodoch – Politics, Law & Society
I analyze the variation in birthright citizenship law both in terms of its antecedents and in terms of its consequences for democracy Continue reading
Sharon Alon, MA student (2011-13)
Thesis title: International Law, Targeted Killings and Judicial Decision Making.
Alexandru Bar, MA student (2013)
Thesis title: Communal Political Institutions in Jewish Communities.