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The staff members at Lauder School of Government, Diplomacy and Strategy at Reichman University are leading researchers and experts in their fields. The research areas themselves are innovative and groundbreaking, and they place the school at the forefront of academic research in the fields of terrorism and security, government and public policy, decision-making, e-government, political marketing, public diplomacy and more.
APOI lab studying the relationship between the U.S. and the State of Israel with a specific focus on American public opinion and elite rhetoric and action.
ICT is an academic research institute worldwide recognized. Established to develop innovative public-policy solutions to regional and international terrorism.
The Institute for Policy and Strategy was founded in order to contribute to Israel’s national policy and to the upgrading of its strategic decision-making process.
for Diplomacy and Foreign Relations
An internationally-renowned research, teaching and training program. It houses the Behavioral Political Science (BPS) lab, the Applied Decision Analysis (ADA)
The program is an interdisciplinary research, educational, and policy platform dedicated to the understanding of free and responsible societies.
The first international initiative bringing together experts to better understand subterranean threats.
APOI lab studying the relationship between the U.S. and the State of Israel with a specific focus on American public opinion and elite rhetoric and action.
ICT is an academic research institute worldwide recognized. Established to develop innovative public-policy solutions to regional and international terrorism.
The Institute for Policy and Strategy was founded in order to contribute to Israel’s national policy and to the upgrading of its strategic decision-making process.
for Diplomacy and Foreign Relations
An internationally-renowned research, teaching and training program. It houses the Behavioral Political Science (BPS) lab, the Applied Decision Analysis (ADA)
The program is an interdisciplinary research, educational, and policy platform dedicated to the understanding of free and responsible societies.
The first international initiative bringing together experts to better understand subterranean threats.
Shadach, E., S. Geler, B. Michael, I. Hill, and E. Azani. (2021) "A psychological typology of terror organizations.” Aggression and Violent Behavior101562.
Cavari, Amnon, and Guy Freedman. 2021. American Public Opinion toward Israel: From Consensus to Divide. New York: Routledge.
Cavari, Amnon, Benjamin Yoel, and Hannah Lowenkamp. (2021). “In the Name of the President.” American Politics Research (online first).
Cavari, Amnon. 2020. “Trump and Israel,” in Renshon, Stanley, and Peter Suedfeld (editors), The Trump Doctrine and the Emerging International System. New York: Palgrave Macmillan.
Ganor, Boaz, Israel’s Counter-Terrorism Strategy – Origins to the Present, Columbia University Press, July 2021.
Magen, A. and Richmond-Barak, D. (2021), “Anticipating global and diffuse risks to prevent conflict and governance breakdown: lessons from the EU’s southern neighbourhood”
Assaf Moghadam and Michel Wyss, "The Rise of Non-State Sponsors," International Security 44.4 (Spring 2020).
"A Cure Worse than the Disease? The Impact of Israel's COVID Surveillance Regime on its Democracy" 2021, (Alisa Rubin Peled and Ariel Brodkey).
Terris, Lesley 2020. The Effects of Time in Negotiations: Bargaining Theory, Sunk Costs, and Inaction Inertia. In: Mintz, Alex & Lesley Terris (eds.) The Oxford Handbook of Behavioral Political Science. Oxford University Press DOI: 10.1093/oxfordhb/9780190634131.013.6
Terris, Lesley, Noya Lishner-Levy & Orit Tykocinski 2021. Negotiation Inaction Inertia: A Dynamic Model of the Impact of Missed Opportunities on Negotiation Decisions in Multi-issue Disputes, International Negotiation 26:269-288.
Ben Am, A. and Weimann, G. (2020). “Fabricated Martyrs: The Warrior-Saint Icons of Far-Right Terrorism”, Perspectives on Terrorism 14(5), 130=147.
Seah, S., and Weimann, G. (2020). "What Influences the Willingness of Chinese WeChat Users to Forward Food-Safety Rumors?", International Journal of Communication 24, pp. 2186–2207.
Weimann, G and Ben Am, A. (2020). "Digital Dog Whistles: The New Online Language of Extremism", International Journal of Security Studies: Vol. 2 (1).
Weimann, G. and Masri, N. (2020). The Virus of Hate: Far-Right Terrorism in Cyberspace, ICT Special Report.
Weimann, G. and Masri, N. (2021), “Spreading Hate on TikTok”, Studies in Conflict and Terrorism
