Publications

The Eastern Mediterranean emerged in the last decade as a new focus of Israeli strategic interests. Traditionally, the region was an afterthought in Israeli thinking. It posed no major threat, nor did it hold a significant promise. However, This state of affairs saw a dramatic shift that accelerated in the last decade.

This pioneering report examines for the first time the Israeli film industry from a gender perspective. By doing so, the report joins numerous international research projects dealing with gender disparities in budgets and gender-based partition of work in the film production business – enabling for the first time a comparison between the film industry in Israel and around the world.

A Policy Paper Based on Deliberations by a Team of Israeli and Palestinian Experts

Juliette Maresté describes in this study the history, educational approaches and the context of Israeli memory culture based on four Israeli Shoah museums/institutions. The author analyzes different methods of conveying history in the context of remembrance and examines the political significance of the Shoah in Israeli society.

Although women have always played a central role in peace movements in Israel, they usually did not get „a place around the decision-making table“ and are marginalized in decision-making processes until today.

A new publication of the Israeli European Policy Network (IEPN) in partnership with the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Israel.

An unprecedented unionising trend has been witnessed among Israeli ICT workers since 2014, leading to the formation of the first works councils in this sector and the first CBAs being concluded by workers and employers. This unionising momentum has come amid years of declining membership rates at Israeli trade unions.

Exhibition by the Friedrich Ebert Foundation