Yehudith Auerbach
Biographic Data
| ID | 1417532 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yehudith Auerbach |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yehudith |
| FAMILY NAME | Auerbach |
| SIGNATURE | AUERBACH Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | Bar-Ilan University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 63 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The Role of National Narratives in Reconciliation: The Case of Mohammad al-Dura
The article examines the place of national narratives and metanarratives in reconciliation between parties to an identity conflict and the role the media play in this process. The article introduces a conceptual framework demonstrating the relationship between metanarrative and national narratives and applies it to the case of Mohammad al-Dura in September 2000. It analyses items from two Israeli newspapers ( Yediot Aharonot and Ha’aretz ) and th…
The relationship between electoral systems and political marketing: Israel 1988–2003
This study explores the effects of changes in electoral systems on political marketing, and, more particularly, the impact of the shift from the parliamentary electoral system which has been in operation in Israel since 1948, to the presidentary (combined of elements from the parliamentary system, and the presidential system) on the two largest Israeli parties' marketing strategies. Out of 670 political broadcasts by Likud and Labour, 207 were ex…
The Reconciliation Pyramid—A Narrative‐Based Framework for Analyzing Identity Conflicts
The Reconciliation Pyramid is suggested in this article as a heuristic tool for exploring accomplished or burgeoning reconciliation processes, as well as cases such as the Middle East, where only tentative and mostly failed steps have been taken towards reconciliation. The first part proposes a terminological framework indicating the relationship betweenmetanarratives, national metanarratives, and national narratives. This terminology is used to …
Forgiveness and Reconciliation: The Religious Dimension
This paper focuses on "forgiveness" as one of the most conspicuous expressions of the growing role of religion in conflict transformation. The main questions put forward are the following: What is the role of forgiveness in reconciliation? Is forgiveness a necessary condition for reconciliation between former enemies? Is it sufficient for bringing about real and stable peace between them? To what extent and how does religion affect the reconcilia…
Media Framing and Foreign Policy: The Elite Press vis-à-vis US Policy in Bosnia, 1992-95
This study assesses the role of the press in shaping US foreign policy towards an international crisis. It explores the scope of attention, positions, and metaframes used by the Washington Post and New York Times, as well as the US administration's announcements, in relation to the Bosnian crisis in its different stages. It is suggested that by discerning and highlighting core US interests and values threatened by the developments in Bosnia - tha…
Assessing Leader Credibility during a Peace Process: Rabin's Private Polls
This article examines the role of public opinion surveys in the making of turning-point decisions (TPDs) that lead to peace between enemies. We present hitherto unpublished data from private polls prepared for Yitzhak Rabin in order to gauge public opinion regarding the Oslo peace process. In analyzing these data we suggest a theoretical model that outlines the role of public opinion in policymaking. The model considers Holsti's (1996) four major…
The Reconciliation Pyramid—A Narrative‐Based Framework for Analyzing Identity Conflicts
The Reconciliation Pyramid is suggested in this article as a heuristic tool for exploring accomplished or burgeoning reconciliation processes, as well as cases such as the Middle East, where only tentative and mostly failed steps have been taken towards reconciliation. The first part proposes a terminological framework indicating the relationship betweenmetanarratives, national metanarratives, and national narratives. This terminology is used to …
Media Framing and Foreign Policy: The Elite Press vis-à-vis US Policy in Bosnia, 1992-95
This study assesses the role of the press in shaping US foreign policy towards an international crisis. It explores the scope of attention, positions, and metaframes used by the Washington Post and New York Times, as well as the US administration's announcements, in relation to the Bosnian crisis in its different stages. It is suggested that by discerning and highlighting core US interests and values threatened by the developments in Bosnia - tha…
The Role of National Narratives in Reconciliation: The Case of Mohammad al-Dura
The article examines the place of national narratives and metanarratives in reconciliation between parties to an identity conflict and the role the media play in this process. The article introduces a conceptual framework demonstrating the relationship between metanarrative and national narratives and applies it to the case of Mohammad al-Dura in September 2000. It analyses items from two Israeli newspapers ( Yediot Aharonot and Ha’aretz ) and th…
Assessing Leader Credibility during a Peace Process: Rabin's Private Polls
This article examines the role of public opinion surveys in the making of turning-point decisions (TPDs) that lead to peace between enemies. We present hitherto unpublished data from private polls prepared for Yitzhak Rabin in order to gauge public opinion regarding the Oslo peace process. In analyzing these data we suggest a theoretical model that outlines the role of public opinion in policymaking. The model considers Holsti's (1996) four major…
Forgiveness and Reconciliation: The Religious Dimension
This paper focuses on "forgiveness" as one of the most conspicuous expressions of the growing role of religion in conflict transformation. The main questions put forward are the following: What is the role of forgiveness in reconciliation? Is forgiveness a necessary condition for reconciliation between former enemies? Is it sufficient for bringing about real and stable peace between them? To what extent and how does religion affect the reconcilia…
Assessing Leader Credibility during a Peace Process: Rabin's Private Polls
This article examines the role of public opinion surveys in the making of turning-point decisions (TPDs) that lead to peace between enemies. We present hitherto unpublished data from private polls prepared for Yitzhak Rabin in order to gauge public opinion regarding the Oslo peace process. In analyzing these data we suggest a theoretical model that outlines the role of public opinion in policymaking. The model considers Holsti's (1996) four major…
Forgiveness and Reconciliation: The Religious Dimension
This paper focuses on "forgiveness" as one of the most conspicuous expressions of the growing role of religion in conflict transformation. The main questions put forward are the following: What is the role of forgiveness in reconciliation? Is forgiveness a necessary condition for reconciliation between former enemies? Is it sufficient for bringing about real and stable peace between them? To what extent and how does religion affect the reconcilia…
Media Framing and Foreign Policy: The Elite Press vis-à-vis US Policy in Bosnia, 1992-95
This study assesses the role of the press in shaping US foreign policy towards an international crisis. It explores the scope of attention, positions, and metaframes used by the Washington Post and New York Times, as well as the US administration's announcements, in relation to the Bosnian crisis in its different stages. It is suggested that by discerning and highlighting core US interests and values threatened by the developments in Bosnia - tha…
The Reconciliation Pyramid—A Narrative‐Based Framework for Analyzing Identity Conflicts
The Reconciliation Pyramid is suggested in this article as a heuristic tool for exploring accomplished or burgeoning reconciliation processes, as well as cases such as the Middle East, where only tentative and mostly failed steps have been taken towards reconciliation. The first part proposes a terminological framework indicating the relationship betweenmetanarratives, national metanarratives, and national narratives. This terminology is used to …
The Role of National Narratives in Reconciliation: The Case of Mohammad al-Dura
The article examines the place of national narratives and metanarratives in reconciliation between parties to an identity conflict and the role the media play in this process. The article introduces a conceptual framework demonstrating the relationship between metanarrative and national narratives and applies it to the case of Mohammad al-Dura in September 2000. It analyses items from two Israeli newspapers ( Yediot Aharonot and Ha’aretz ) and th…
The relationship between electoral systems and political marketing: Israel 1988–2003
This study explores the effects of changes in electoral systems on political marketing, and, more particularly, the impact of the shift from the parliamentary electoral system which has been in operation in Israel since 1948, to the presidentary (combined of elements from the parliamentary system, and the presidential system) on the two largest Israeli parties' marketing strategies. Out of 670 political broadcasts by Likud and Labour, 207 were ex…
Political science (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Middle East and Rwanda Conflicts (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works)