Edy Kaufman
Biographic Data
| ID | 3629033 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Edy Kaufman |
| GIVEN NAMES | Edy |
| FAMILY NAME | Kaufman |
| SIGNATURE | KAUFMAN E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hebrew University of Jerusalem |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 25 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 2 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1979 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Israeli-Latin American Relations
Edy Kaufman, Department of International Relations, Hebrew University of Jerusalem; Yoram Shapiro, Latin American Studies Department, Hebrew University of Jerusalem; Joe] Barromi, Director, UN Department of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs, IsraelInteraction with Latin America has held varying degrees of importance in Israel's foreign relations. This study aims to present a comprehensive analysis of the patterns of continuity and change in Israel…
Bridging the Divide: Peacebuilding in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Foreword - N. Chazan Foreword - H. Siniora Introduction - the Editors Reflections Palestinian-Israeli Peacebuilding: A Historical Perspective - E. Kaufman and W. Salem Civil Society and NGOs Building Peace in Israel - T. Hermann Civil Society and NGOs Building Peace in Palestine - M. Hassassian Israeli-Palestinian Joint Activities: Problematic Endeavor, Necessary Challenge - M. Dajani and G. Baskin Israeli-Palestinian Second Track Diplomacy - M. …
Peace Now: In the Pursuit of Peace: A History of the Israeli Peace Movement. . Mordechai Bar-On
Peace Now
Democracy, Peace, and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
This important book tests the relevance for resolving the Arab-Israeli conflict of the assumption that democratic countries do not wage war against one another
Israeli-Palestinian Coauthoring: A New Development toward Peace
Reviewing Mark A. Heller's and Sari Nusseibeh's book No Trumpets, No Drums: A Two-State Settlement of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict* provides an excellent opportunity to place the joint venture of two scholars working on both sides of the green line within the wider context of an historical introspection on coauthorship in a situation of existential conflict.' Indeed, the mere writing of such a book by a Palestinian and an Israeli intellectual…
Israeli-Palestinian Coauthoring: A New Development toward Peace
Central America and the Middle East - The Internationalizution of the Crises
DAMIAN J. FERNANDEZ (ed.): Miami, Florida, International University Press, 1990
Prisoners of Conscience: The Shaping of a New Human Rights Concept
Citizen participation in contemporary global politics has become a characteristic feature of the changing world community. The field of international regimes2 includes an expanding area of human rights3 in which nonstate actors play an important role. Although much of the international law and related jurisprudence on human rights has its origin in the work of international and regional governmental organizations, nongovernmental voluntary associ…
Israeli perceptions of the Palestinians' 'limited violence' in theIntifada
This study examines the short‐term effect of the use of ‘limited’ violence in the Intifada, or Palestinian uprising, in light of the avowed intention of communicating to Israelis a need to end occupation of the West Bank and Gaza. A consciously moderate message ‐ acceptance of a two‐state solution ‐ is a drastic move away from the idea of liberating all of Palestine, but evidence shows that it is blurred by the merely relative move away from terr…
Jewish Victims of Repression in Argentina Under Military Rule (1976–1983)
Raul Alfonsin's rise to power in 1983 as Argentina's democratically elected president put an end to a traumatic decade of unprecedented violence for that country. This research was motivated by the conviction that the repressive policies of the juntas demand close study. This conviction is embodied in the report ‘Nunca Mas’ (Never Again), by the National Commission on the Disappearances of Persons (CONADEP, Comision Nacional Sobre la Desaparicion…
Crisis in Allende's Chile: New Perspectives
Spanish Glossary Preface Introduction: Conceptual Framework The Impact of External Actors U.S. Involvement in Chile Other Actors in the International System The Impact of Domestic Actors Interest Groups Chilean Military: The Threat From Within Political Opposition: Gradual Legitimation of the Coup Political Structure The Economic Dimension: The Limits to Change Problems Within the Decision-Making Elite The Decision-Making Elite: A Disunited Popul…
The Intifadah and the Peace Camp in Israel: A Critical Introspective
Peace Now (Shalom Achshav), is the oldest and most important element in what is commonly called the Israeli peace camp. This name aptly describes a political space in which many groups are encamped. Its parameters are loosely defined but limited by a consensus on the following points: that a solution to the Arab-Israeli conflict must include an expression of the Palestinian people's right to self-determination; that a compromise solution will inv…
An Exchange on Dialogue
The Intifadah and the Peace Camp in Israel: A Critical Introspective
The view from Jerusalem
Authoritarianism in Paraguay: The Lesser Evil
Landlocked between rivers in the heart of South America, Paraguay's traditional isolation from regional or international crisis and its prolonged political stability have occasioned few serious studies. The large number of works written before 1800 indicate a contemporaneous interest in the colonial period, particularly in the work of the Jesuit missions. Furthermore, the first sixty years of Paraguay's independence were widely treated, first in …
Extrajudicial Executions: An Insight into the Global Dimensions of a Human Rights Violation
Among human rights violations, no practice is more flagrant, degrading, and irreversible than extrajudicial execution-the taking of a person's life without minimal guarantees of due process of law. Political assassinations, defined as that are part of a rational scheme to transfer political power from one group to another or to achieve a specific policy objective,' have traditionally been associated with individual acts and opposition groups. Ext…
Israel-Latin American Relations
Uruguay in Transition: From Civilian to Military Rule
Until the early 1970s Uruguay held a worldwide reputation as a democratic island in Latin Amer-ica, maintaining a collective exec-utive system that acquired for it the nickname of the Switzerland of South America. The constitu-tional tradition was emphasized by a nonpersonalist and non-authoritarian executive, political stability, a high standard of living, and an advanced educational and cultural level. The military has shattered this establishe…
The French pro‐zionist declarations of 1917–1918
Leonard Stein, in his book on the Balfour Declaration, refers to 1917 as 'the year of decision'. ' Indeed, it was in 1917 that Zionism was officially endorsed, not only by Great Britain but also by France. The Declaration of Jules Cambon came earlier than the Balfour Declaration, and in addition there was a further French endorsement of Zionism at the beginning of 1918. (See reprint of documents at the end of the article). However, thirty years o…
Israel-Latin American Relations
An Exchange on Dialogue
Extrajudicial Executions: An Insight into the Global Dimensions of a Human Rights Violation
Among human rights violations, no practice is more flagrant, degrading, and irreversible than extrajudicial execution-the taking of a person's life without minimal guarantees of due process of law. Political assassinations, defined as that are part of a rational scheme to transfer political power from one group to another or to achieve a specific policy objective,' have traditionally been associated with individual acts and opposition groups. Ext…
Prisoners of Conscience: The Shaping of a New Human Rights Concept
Citizen participation in contemporary global politics has become a characteristic feature of the changing world community. The field of international regimes2 includes an expanding area of human rights3 in which nonstate actors play an important role. Although much of the international law and related jurisprudence on human rights has its origin in the work of international and regional governmental organizations, nongovernmental voluntary associ…
Israeli perceptions of the Palestinians' 'limited violence' in theIntifada
This study examines the short‐term effect of the use of ‘limited’ violence in the Intifada, or Palestinian uprising, in light of the avowed intention of communicating to Israelis a need to end occupation of the West Bank and Gaza. A consciously moderate message ‐ acceptance of a two‐state solution ‐ is a drastic move away from the idea of liberating all of Palestine, but evidence shows that it is blurred by the merely relative move away from terr…
Israel-Latin American Relations
Israeli-Palestinian Coauthoring: A New Development toward Peace
Reviewing Mark A. Heller's and Sari Nusseibeh's book No Trumpets, No Drums: A Two-State Settlement of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict* provides an excellent opportunity to place the joint venture of two scholars working on both sides of the green line within the wider context of an historical introspection on coauthorship in a situation of existential conflict.' Indeed, the mere writing of such a book by a Palestinian and an Israeli intellectual…
Jewish Victims of Repression in Argentina Under Military Rule (1976–1983)
Raul Alfonsin's rise to power in 1983 as Argentina's democratically elected president put an end to a traumatic decade of unprecedented violence for that country. This research was motivated by the conviction that the repressive policies of the juntas demand close study. This conviction is embodied in the report ‘Nunca Mas’ (Never Again), by the National Commission on the Disappearances of Persons (CONADEP, Comision Nacional Sobre la Desaparicion…
The Intifadah and the Peace Camp in Israel: A Critical Introspective
Peace Now (Shalom Achshav), is the oldest and most important element in what is commonly called the Israeli peace camp. This name aptly describes a political space in which many groups are encamped. Its parameters are loosely defined but limited by a consensus on the following points: that a solution to the Arab-Israeli conflict must include an expression of the Palestinian people's right to self-determination; that a compromise solution will inv…
The Intifadah and the Peace Camp in Israel: A Critical Introspective
The French pro‐zionist declarations of 1917–1918
Leonard Stein, in his book on the Balfour Declaration, refers to 1917 as 'the year of decision'. ' Indeed, it was in 1917 that Zionism was officially endorsed, not only by Great Britain but also by France. The Declaration of Jules Cambon came earlier than the Balfour Declaration, and in addition there was a further French endorsement of Zionism at the beginning of 1918. (See reprint of documents at the end of the article). However, thirty years o…
The French pro‐zionist declarations of 1917–1918
Leonard Stein, in his book on the Balfour Declaration, refers to 1917 as 'the year of decision'. ' Indeed, it was in 1917 that Zionism was officially endorsed, not only by Great Britain but also by France. The Declaration of Jules Cambon came earlier than the Balfour Declaration, and in addition there was a further French endorsement of Zionism at the beginning of 1918. (See reprint of documents at the end of the article). However, thirty years o…
Israel-Latin American Relations
Israel-Latin American Relations
Uruguay in Transition: From Civilian to Military Rule
Until the early 1970s Uruguay held a worldwide reputation as a democratic island in Latin Amer-ica, maintaining a collective exec-utive system that acquired for it the nickname of the Switzerland of South America. The constitu-tional tradition was emphasized by a nonpersonalist and non-authoritarian executive, political stability, a high standard of living, and an advanced educational and cultural level. The military has shattered this establishe…
Extrajudicial Executions: An Insight into the Global Dimensions of a Human Rights Violation
Among human rights violations, no practice is more flagrant, degrading, and irreversible than extrajudicial execution-the taking of a person's life without minimal guarantees of due process of law. Political assassinations, defined as that are part of a rational scheme to transfer political power from one group to another or to achieve a specific policy objective,' have traditionally been associated with individual acts and opposition groups. Ext…
The view from Jerusalem
Authoritarianism in Paraguay: The Lesser Evil
Landlocked between rivers in the heart of South America, Paraguay's traditional isolation from regional or international crisis and its prolonged political stability have occasioned few serious studies. The large number of works written before 1800 indicate a contemporaneous interest in the colonial period, particularly in the work of the Jesuit missions. Furthermore, the first sixty years of Paraguay's independence were widely treated, first in …
The Intifadah and the Peace Camp in Israel: A Critical Introspective
Peace Now (Shalom Achshav), is the oldest and most important element in what is commonly called the Israeli peace camp. This name aptly describes a political space in which many groups are encamped. Its parameters are loosely defined but limited by a consensus on the following points: that a solution to the Arab-Israeli conflict must include an expression of the Palestinian people's right to self-determination; that a compromise solution will inv…
An Exchange on Dialogue
The Intifadah and the Peace Camp in Israel: A Critical Introspective
Jewish Victims of Repression in Argentina Under Military Rule (1976–1983)
Raul Alfonsin's rise to power in 1983 as Argentina's democratically elected president put an end to a traumatic decade of unprecedented violence for that country. This research was motivated by the conviction that the repressive policies of the juntas demand close study. This conviction is embodied in the report ‘Nunca Mas’ (Never Again), by the National Commission on the Disappearances of Persons (CONADEP, Comision Nacional Sobre la Desaparicion…
Crisis in Allende's Chile: New Perspectives
Spanish Glossary Preface Introduction: Conceptual Framework The Impact of External Actors U.S. Involvement in Chile Other Actors in the International System The Impact of Domestic Actors Interest Groups Chilean Military: The Threat From Within Political Opposition: Gradual Legitimation of the Coup Political Structure The Economic Dimension: The Limits to Change Problems Within the Decision-Making Elite The Decision-Making Elite: A Disunited Popul…
Central America and the Middle East - The Internationalizution of the Crises
DAMIAN J. FERNANDEZ (ed.): Miami, Florida, International University Press, 1990
Prisoners of Conscience: The Shaping of a New Human Rights Concept
Citizen participation in contemporary global politics has become a characteristic feature of the changing world community. The field of international regimes2 includes an expanding area of human rights3 in which nonstate actors play an important role. Although much of the international law and related jurisprudence on human rights has its origin in the work of international and regional governmental organizations, nongovernmental voluntary associ…
Israeli perceptions of the Palestinians' 'limited violence' in theIntifada
This study examines the short‐term effect of the use of ‘limited’ violence in the Intifada, or Palestinian uprising, in light of the avowed intention of communicating to Israelis a need to end occupation of the West Bank and Gaza. A consciously moderate message ‐ acceptance of a two‐state solution ‐ is a drastic move away from the idea of liberating all of Palestine, but evidence shows that it is blurred by the merely relative move away from terr…
Democracy, Peace, and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
This important book tests the relevance for resolving the Arab-Israeli conflict of the assumption that democratic countries do not wage war against one another
Israeli-Palestinian Coauthoring: A New Development toward Peace
Reviewing Mark A. Heller's and Sari Nusseibeh's book No Trumpets, No Drums: A Two-State Settlement of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict* provides an excellent opportunity to place the joint venture of two scholars working on both sides of the green line within the wider context of an historical introspection on coauthorship in a situation of existential conflict.' Indeed, the mere writing of such a book by a Palestinian and an Israeli intellectual…
Israeli-Palestinian Coauthoring: A New Development toward Peace
Peace Now: In the Pursuit of Peace: A History of the Israeli Peace Movement. . Mordechai Bar-On
Peace Now
Bridging the Divide: Peacebuilding in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Foreword - N. Chazan Foreword - H. Siniora Introduction - the Editors Reflections Palestinian-Israeli Peacebuilding: A Historical Perspective - E. Kaufman and W. Salem Civil Society and NGOs Building Peace in Israel - T. Hermann Civil Society and NGOs Building Peace in Palestine - M. Hassassian Israeli-Palestinian Joint Activities: Problematic Endeavor, Necessary Challenge - M. Dajani and G. Baskin Israeli-Palestinian Second Track Diplomacy - M. …
Israeli-Latin American Relations
Edy Kaufman, Department of International Relations, Hebrew University of Jerusalem; Yoram Shapiro, Latin American Studies Department, Hebrew University of Jerusalem; Joe] Barromi, Director, UN Department of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs, IsraelInteraction with Latin America has held varying degrees of importance in Israel's foreign relations. This study aims to present a comprehensive analysis of the patterns of continuity and change in Israel…
Political science (21 works) · History (13 works) · Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies (12 works) · Law (11 works) · History (8 works) · Ancient history (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Geography (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Middle East and Rwanda Conflicts (5 works)