Publications
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24 Jan 2024 • Journal Article • West European Politics
Changing affective alignments between parties and voters
AbstractPopulist parties are held to be the drivers of unprecedented emotionalisation in electoral politics. Advancing theories of realignment and detachment, this article studies the temporal development in the affective alignments between voters and parties. In particular, it analyses the relationship between social structure, voters’ affective orientations towards political
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5 Jan 2024 • Preprint • Research Square
Associations between the Urban Environment and Outdoor Walking Mobility by Cognitive Functioning in a Group of Older Adults in Singapore
AbstractObjectives: This study aims to examine the relationship between the outdoor mobility of older adults with and without cognitive impairment and the built environment in three urban neighbourhoods in Singapore. Methods: Outdoor walking mobility in daily life gait speed (DGS) was collected continuously for one week using a previously validated hybrid mobility tracker
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Jan 2024 • Book Chapter • Routledge Handbook on Israel's Foreign Relations
Israel and Germany
AbstractIsraeli–German relations have come a long way: from the time when Israeli passports were ‘valid for all countries, except Germany’, to today’s close partnership, with cooperation on a myriad of levels that extends virtually to all areas. Today, Germany is considered Israel’s second-closest ally after the United States. It is also Israel’s most important economic partner
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Jan 2024 • Book Chapter • The COVID-19 Pandemic and Memory
#DigitalMemorial(s): How COVID-19 Reinforced Holocaust Memorials and Museums’ Shift Toward Social Media Memory
AbstractThe severe restrictions on public life following the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic affected Holocaust memorials and museums worldwide, especially in Europe, Israel, and the United States. These measures posed significant challenges to contemporary forms of Holocaust commemoration, which were based on collaborative practices of remembering, particularly related to the
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Jan 2024 • Book Chapter • Internationalization in Higher Education and Research
Internationalization Between Strategy and Ethos: Multilingualism as a Sphere of Glocal Paradox
AbstractThe analytic distinction between internationalization and globalization parallels the distinction between organizational strategy and organizational ethos. In higher education, internationalization revolves around the increasing mobility of students, faculty, and research funding, whereas globalization refers to the long-standing translocal ethos of science, academia
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Jan 2024 • Journal Article • Routledge Handbook on Israel's Foreign Relations
Israel and Latin America
AbstractThis chapter explores the evolution of the diplomatic relations between Israel and Latin America, with a particular focus on the ways the dynamics of their relations has been affected by a reciprocal (though asymmetrical) search for legitimation and recognition; economic cooperation and development; and power and influence. Special attention is devoted to identifying
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29 Dec 2023 • Journal Article • The Hague Journal of Diplomacy
Humanitarian Public Diplomacy in Comparative Perspective: The 2015 Refugee Crisis (2015-2021), the Syrian Civil War (2011-2022) and the 2015 Nepal Earthquake
AbstractThe aim of the article is to enhance understanding of the phenomenon of humanitarian public diplomacy in relation to digital communication strategics. It aspires to grasp the nature of discursive practices and strategies of public communications used by practitioners of humanitarian diplomacy. The article analytically maps discursive practices and strategies of public
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12 Dec 2023 • Book Chapter • Revitalizing Collegiality: Restoring Faculty Authority in Universities
Who's A Colleague? Professionalizing Academic Leadership as a Platform for Redefining Collegiality
AbstractThe study discusses the professionalization of academic leadership in Israel by analyzing and comparing two different training programs: the Hebrew University of Jerusalem’s (HUJI) program and the CHE-Rothschild program. The HUJI program began in 2016 to train the professoriate to take charge of leadership positions alongside a separate program for administrative staff
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1 Dec 2023 • Book Chapter • Elgar Concise Encyclopedia of Corruption Law
Democracy and elections
AbstractPresenting the broad spectrum of interdisciplinary academic research on corruption, this essential reference book examines anti-corruption legislation, governance mechanisms, international instruments, and other preventative measures intended to tackle corruption. Including over 100 entries and adopting a comprehensive approach to researching and combating corruption
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7 Nov 2023 • Journal Article • Victorian Studies
Charles Kingsley: Faith, Flesh, and Fantasy ed. by Jonathan Conlin and Jan Marten Ivo Klaver (review)
AbstractIn the preface to the new edition of Charles Kingsley's The Roman and the Teuton (1864), published a short while after his death, his close friend and scholar of Comparative Languages Friedrich Max Müller wrote: "Charles Kingsley will be missed in England, in the English colonies, in America … aye, wherever Saxon speech and Saxon thought is understood. He will be mourned
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