Conference 2008

Participants and Presenters in The Shalem Center’s Colloquium on Political Hebraism, Princeton, September 7–9, 2008

 

  1. Ari Ackerman
    Lecturer in Jewish Thought and Philosophy of Education, Schechter Institute, Jerusalem
  2. Francesca Yardenit Albertini
    Professor of History of the Jewish Religion, University of Potsdam; Professor and Chair, Jewish Philosophy and the History of Ideas, University for Jewish Studies, Germany
  3. Guido Bartolucci
    Post-Doctoral Fellow, the Shalem Center
  4. Leora Batnitzky
    Professor of Religion, Princeton University
  5. Ronnie Beiner
    Professor of Political Science, University of Toronto
  6. Joshua Berman
    Lecturer in Hebrew Bible, Bar Ilan University
  7. Gerald J. Blidstein
    Professor of Jewish Thought, Ben-Gurion University
  8. Morris Breitbart
    Student, Princeton University
  9. Giuseppe Caccia
    PhD Candidate, Department of Political Studies, University of Turin
  10. David J. Chalcraft
    Professor of Classical Sociology, University of Derby, UK
  11. Simeon Chavel
    Lecturer in Hebrew Bible, Department of Religion and Program in Judaic Studies, Princeton University
  12. Eric Cohen
    Executive Director, The Tikvah Fund
  13. Julie E. Cooper
    Assistant Professor of Political Science, Chicago University
  14. Yaacov Deutsch
    Postdoctoral Fellow, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton
  15. James A. Diamond
    Professor of Jewish Studies, University of Waterloo
  16. Oksana Dovkopolova
    Associate Professor of Philosophy, Odessa National University, Ukraine
  17. David Eis
    PhD Candidate, Electrical Engineering, Princeton University
  18. Yiftach Elazar
    PhD Candidate, Political Science, Princeton University
  19. Arthur Eyffinger
    Director and Founder, Judicap (Judicial Capital); Researcher, The Huygens Institute, The Hague
  20. Mordechai Feingold
    Professor of History, Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, Caltech
  21. Seymour Feldman
    Professor of Philosophy, Rutgers University, Emeritus
  22. Gai Ferdon
    Assistant Professor of Government, Liberty University
  23. Daniel Frank
    Professor of Philosophy and Director, Jewish Studies Program, Purdue University
  24. Harry Frankfurt
    Professor of Philosophy, Princeton University, Emeritus
  25. David Goodblatt
    Professor of History and Endowed Chair in Judaic Studies, University of California, San Diego
  26. Anthony Grafton
    Professor of History, Chair of the Council of Humanities, Princeton University
  27. Eric Gregory
    Assistant Professor of Religion, Princeton University
  28. Steven Grosby
    Professor of Religion, Clemson University
  29. Ofir Haivry
    Associate Fellow, The Institute for Philosophy, Politics and Religion, The Shalem Center
  30. Yoram Hazony
    Director, The Institute for Philosophy, Politics and Religion, and Senior Fellow, The Shalem Center
  31. William Herlands
    Student, Princeton University
  32. Martha Himmelfarb
    Professor of Religion, and Acting Chair, Department of Religion, Princeton University
  33. Amos Israel
    PhD Candidate, Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv University; Lecturer in Jewish Law, Interdisciplinary Center, Herzliya
  34. Jonathan Jacobs
    Professor of Philosophy and Religion, Colgate University
  35. Yuval Jobani
    Postdoctoral Fellow, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton
  36. Meirav Jones
    Coordinator, Project in Political Hebraism, and Director, The Institute for Philosophy, Politics and Religion, The Shalem Center
  37. Aaron L. Katchen
    Executive Director (Emeritus), Association for Jewish Studies, Brandeis University, and Research Associate, Center for Jewish Studies, Harvard University
  38. Daniel Koehler
    Graduate Student, Department of Religion, Princeton University
  39. Eugene Korn
    Adjunct Professor of Jewish Thought, Department of Christian-Jewish Studies, Seton Hall University
  40. Daniel C. Kurtzer
    Professor of Middle East Policy Studies, School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University
  41. Daniel J. Lasker
    Professor of Jewish Values, Ben-Gurion University
  42. Menachem Lazar
    Graduate Student in Applied and Computational Mathematics, Princeton University
  43. Yechiel M. Leiter
    Senior Policy Analyst, The Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs
  44. Mordechai Levy-Eichel
    PhD Candidate, History, Yale University
  45. Stephanie Lewis
    Professor of Philosophy, Princeton University
  46. Joseph Isaac Lifshitz
    Senior Fellow, The Shalem Center
  47. Assaf Malach
    PhD Candidate, Department of Political Science, Bar Ilan University
  48. Asher Maoz
    Professor, Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv University
  49. Daniel Mark
    Graduate Student, Department of Politics, Princeton University
  50. Abraham Melamed
    Professor of Jewish History and Throught, University of Haifa
  51. Avi Miller
    Student, Princeton University
  52. Alan Mittleman
    Professor of Jewish Philosophy, Jewish Theological Seminary
  53. Stewart Moore
    PhD Candidate, Hebrew Bible, Yale University
  54. Glenn A. Moots
    Associate Professor of Political Science, Northwood University
  55. Shoshana Morgan
    Editorial Assistant, Hebraic Political Studies, The Shalem Center
  56. Mira Morgenstern
    Professor of Politics, City College New York
  57. Andrew Murphy
    Associate Professor of Political Science, Rutgers University
  58. Frederek Musall
    Lecturer in Jewish Thought and Methodology in Jewish Studies, Advanced School for Jewish Studies, Heidelberg
  59. Eric Nelson
    Assistant Professor of Government, Harvard University
  60. David Novak
    Professor of Religion and Philosophy, University of Toronto
  61. Anne Oravetz Albert
    PhD Candidate, Department of History, University of Pennsylvania
  62. Valerie Oved
    Student, Philosophy, Loyola Marymount University
  63. Fania Oz-Salzberger
    Senior Lecturer in History, and Director, Posen Research Forum for Jewish, European and Israeli Political Thought at the Faculty of Law, University of Haifa
  64. Emile Perreau-Saussine
    Lecturer, History of Political Thought, University of Cambridge
  65. Jay Peters
    Student, Rutgers University
  66. Andrew Plaks
    Professor of East Asian Studies and Comparative Literature (Emeritus), Princeton University
  67. William M. Plevan
    PhD Candidate, Department of Religion, Princeton University
  68. Daniel Polisar
    President, The Shalem Center
  69. Gary Remer
    Associate Professor of Political Science, Tulane University
  70. Lauren Rhode
    Student, Princeton University
  71. Julie Rose
    Student, Politics, Princeton University
  72. Louis Rosenberg
     
  73. Jason Rosenblatt
    Professor, Department of English, Georgetown University
  74. Michael Rosenthal
    Associate Professor, Department of Philosophy, University of Washington
  75. Mordecai Roshwald
    Professor of Humanities (Emeritus), University of Minnesota
  76. Alan Rubenstein
    Senior Program Officer, Tikvah Fund
  77. Elias Sacks
    PhD Candidate, Department of Religion, Princeton University
  78. Peter Schäfer
    Director, Program in Judaic Studies, Princeton University
  79. Gordon Schochet
    Professor of Political Science, Rutgers University
  80. Esther Schor
    Professor of English, Princeton University
  81. David Schuster
    Student, Princeton University
  82. Isaac Setton
     
  83. A. J. Shechtel
     
  84. Jonathan Silver
    PhD Candidate in Political Science, Georgetown University
  85. Daniel Stein Kokin
    Lecturer in Judaic Studies, Yale University
  86. Suzanne Stone
    Professor of Law, Cardozo School of Law
  87. Claude B. Stuczynski
    Senior Lecturer in General History, Bar-Ilan University
  88. Shmuel Trigano
    Professor of Sociology, University of Paris—Nanterre
  89. Abraham L. Udovitch
    Professor, Department of Near Eastern Studies, Princeton University
  90. Lucette Valensi
    Professor, Department of Near Eastern Studies, Princeton University
  91. Michael Walzer
    Senior Fellow, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton
  92. Gadi Weber
    PhD Candidate in Jewish Thought, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
  93. Tzvi H. Weinreb
    Executive Vice President (Emeritus), Orthodox Union
  94. Joshua Weinstein
    Associate Fellow, The Shalem Center
  95. Erica Weiss
    PhD Candidate in Anthropology, Princeton University
  96. Naomi Weiss
    PhD Candidate in English Literature, Bar Ilan University
  97. Friederike Ruth Winkler
    PhD Candidate, Political Science, University of Vienna
  98. Shira Wolosky
    Professor of American Studies, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
  99. Jacob L. Wright
    Assistant Professor of Hebrew Bible, Emory University
  100. Ilana Zinguer
    Professor of French Literature and Language, University of Haifa