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DESCRIPTION:The Moynihan Institute’s Middle Eastern Studies program present
s a virtual talk with Professor Netta Barak-Corren from the Hebrew Univers
ity of Jerusalem and Princeton University.Barak-Corren will explain the ma
jor changes to the Israeli legal system that the current government has pu
shed forward against Israel’s current system of government\; survey the cu
rrent state of affairs\; and discuss potential paths forward—specifically\
, whether there are viable solutions for the social and political crisis t
hat engulfs Israel.Professor Netta Barak-Corren is a legal scholar and cog
nitive scientist focusing on empirical and behavioral analysis of constitu
tional and public law\, with a particular interest in conflicts of rights\
, the interaction between law and religion\, and the interaction law and s
ocial norms. Currently\, she is a professor of law at the Hebrew Universit
y of Jerusalem\; a member of the Federmann Center for the Study of Rationa
lity\; and Law\, Ethics\, and Public Policy Fellow at the University Cente
r for Human Values\, Princeton University. She previously taught at Harvar
d University\, Chicago Law School and Penn Carey Law School. She has publi
shed and commented extensively on the Israeli Constitutional Crisis—both i
n Israel and abroad—and initiated\, designed\, and led \;a proposal&nb
sp\;to address the crisis through a Constituent Assembly.
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SUMMARY:POSTPONED - The Constitutional Crisis in Israel: Analysis and Paths
Forward
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The Moynihan Institute’s Middle Eastern Stu
dies program presents a virtual talk with Professor Netta Barak-Corren fro
m the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Princeton University.
Barak
-Corren will explain the major changes to the Israeli legal system that th
e current government has pushed forward against Israel’s current system of
government\; survey the current state of affairs\; and discuss potential
paths forward—specifically\, whether there are viable solutions for the so
cial and political crisis that engulfs Israel.
Prof
essor Netta Barak-Corren is a legal scholar and cognitive scientist focusi
ng on empirical and behavioral analysis of constitutional and public law\,
with a particular interest in conflicts of rights\, the interaction betwe
en law and religion\, and the interaction law and social norms.
Currently\, she is a professor of law at the Hebrew University of
Jerusalem\; a member of the Federmann Center for the Study of Rationality
\; and Law\, Ethics\, and Public Policy Fellow at the University Center fo
r Human Values\, Princeton University.
She previously t
aught at Harvard University\, Chicago Law School and Penn Carey Law School
. She has published and commented extensively on the Israeli Constitutiona
l Crisis—both in Israel and abroad—and initiated\, designed\, and led \;a proposal \;to
address the crisis through a Constituent Assembly.
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