2020-2021
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Group Research Project
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From Dallas to Berlin: The Transnationalization of Meaning?
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Project Head: Prof. Gisela Dachs, DAAD Center for German Studies
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Funded by the DAAD Center for German Studies
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Ethnic Diversity in Public Institutions as a Vehicle for Immigrants’ Trust in German Local Authorities
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Project Head: Prof. Pazit Ben-Nun Bloom, Political Sciences
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Funded by the DAAD Center for German Studies
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Migration, Migration and Medicine at State Margins: A German-Israeli Comparative Study
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Project Head: Prof. Nurit Stadler, Sociology and Anthropology
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Funded by the DAAD Center for German Studies
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Individual Research Projects
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Dr. Noga Stiassny, post-doctoral fellow, Contemporary Germany Studies
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Representations of German Landscapes within Contemporary Israeli Art
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Funded by the DAAD Center for German Studies
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Michael Ziv Kenet, PhD candidate, Political Science
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The Case for Democra-city: Napoli Citta Autonoma
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Funded by the Corinaldi Fund
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Dr. Igor Rodin, post-doctoral fellow, Communication & Journalism
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Metaphysics of Russian Action Art
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Funded by the Marjorie Mayrock Center for Russian, Euro-Asian and East-European Research
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Noga Sagi, PhD candidate, Contemporary Germany Studies
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Collective Memory, Cultural Diplomay and Jewish Identity: The Role of Vienna'a Jewish Community in Austrian-Israeli Relations
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Funded by the Aron Menczer Fund
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2019-2020
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Group Research Projects
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Commemorating the Holocaust in the Digital Age – Immersion, Augmentation, Virtual Reality
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Project Head: Dr. Tobias Ebbrecht-Hartmann, DAAD Center for German Studies
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Funded by the DAAD Center for German Studies
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Migration, Minorities and Medicine at State Margins: A Germany-Israel Comparative Study
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Project Head: Prof. Nurit Stadler, Sociology and Anthropology
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Funded by the DAAD Center for German Studies
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Individual Research Projects
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Irit Chen, PhD candidate, Jewish History and Contemporary Jewry
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The Purchasing Misstion to Cologne between Israel and Germany, 1953-1965
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Funded by the DAAD Center for German Studies
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Mor Geller, MA student, History
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Surveyed Screens: State, Society, and Cinematic Consumption in Late East Germany
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Funded by the DAAD Center for German Studies
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Aleksandra Gokhshteyn, MA student, Contemporary Germany Studies
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EU Law Primacy in Germany, France and Italy: Human Rights Comparative Perspective
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Funded by the DAAD Center for German Studies
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Yiftach Shavit, MA student, History
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Vernacular Photography and Postwar German Jewish Remigration
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Funded by the DAAD Center for German Studies
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Aviya Doron, PhD candidate, Jewish History and Contemporary Jewry
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Trust thy Neighbor? Risk and Trust in Economic Interactions between Jews and Christians in the German Empire c. 1280-1420
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Funded by the Aron Menczer Fund
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Asaf Koliner, PhD candidate, History
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Aesthetics & History: The turn of Italian Popular Cinema to History as its Subject Matter: 1960-1975
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Funded by the Corinaldi Fund
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Esfir Mailman, MA student, Romance Studies
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The Creation of the Woman and the Aesthetic Project of Eliminating the Self: The Dissolving Boundaries, the Abject and the Dolls in the Neapolitan Quartet by Elena Ferrante
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Funded by the Corinaldi Fund
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Livia Tagliacozzo, PhD candidate, Jewish History and Contemporary Jewry
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In the Shadow of War: Antisemitic Policy and the Italian-Jewish Relations in the Colony of Libya (1940-1943)
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Funded by the Corinaldi Fund
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Anna Balestrieri, PhD candidate, Russian Studies
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Russian-Jewish Press in the Emigration: The Case of “Rassvet” (1922-1934 Berlin-Paris): Internal History and External Context
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Funded by the Marjorie Mayrock Center for Russian, Euro-Asian and East-European Research
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Nureet Dermer, PhD candidate (stage A), Jewish History and Contemporary Jewry
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“Between Expulsions”: Daily Encounters between Jews and Christians in Northern France,1285-1394
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Funded by the Paul Desmarais Center for the Study of French Culture
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2018-2019
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Group Research Project
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Intersectionality and Jewish Homosexual Modernity
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Project Head: Prof. Moshe Sluhovsky, the History Department and The Lafer Center for Women's and Gender Studies
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Funded by the DAAD Center for German Studies
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Individual Research Projects
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Damian Filut, PhD candidate, European Studies
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A Normative Transformation in the Global Development Policy and its Effect on the Donor Countries’ Landscape
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Funded by the DAAD Center for German Studies
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Hila Levi, MA student, Department of International Relations
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Deterioration in Human Rights Protection during the Eurozone Crisis and Germany’s Involvement in the Crisis Management
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Funded by the DAAD Center for German Studies
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Neri Ariel, post-doctoral fellow, Department of Talmud and Halakha
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Religious identity, erudition and text production in the Medieval Jewish Community of Vienna (ca 1300-1421)
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Funded by the Aron Menczer Fund
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Dr. Sofia Mazar, post-doctoral fellow, European Studies
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The Development of Italian Literature and its Influence on the Development of the Libretto and the Operatic Genre of Opera-seria in Nineteenth-Century Italy
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Funded by the Corinaldi Fund
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Rocco Giansante, PhD candidate, Department of Communications and Journalism
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Armenia on Screen: The Cinematic Image of a New Old Country
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Funded by the Marjorie Mayrock Center for Russian, Euro-Asian and East-European Studies
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Dr. Irit Kornblit, post-doctoral fellow, European Studies
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The Rhetoric of Naming Globalization and the Construction of France’s Collective Ethos in Intellectual and Political Discourse
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Funded by the Paul Desmarais Center for the Study of French Culture
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2017-2018
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Group Research Project
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Media and Migration: Visual Tropes and Media Frames of Immigration, Exile and Displacement
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Project head: Dr. Tobias Ebbrecht‐Hartmann
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Funded by the DAAD Center for German Studies
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Terrorism in Post-war Europe
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Project heads: Dr. Tobias Ebbrecht‐Hartmann, with Prof. Arnd Bauerkämper, Department of History and Cultural Science, Free University of Berlin
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Funded in the framework of the joint funding scheme of the Hebrew University and the Freie Universität Berlin 2017.
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Individual Research Projects
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Nitzan Chelouche, MA student, Program in Contemporary Germany: Politics, Society and Culture
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The Documenta in Kassel: Visual Framing of Postwar Narratives
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Funded by the DAAD Center for German Studies
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