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The Structure of Multicultural Claims	Dr. Gila Stopler is a lecturer in the Ramat Gan Academic College of Law. She has graduated from the Tel Aviv University Faculty of Law, magna cum laude, has worked as a lawyer for the Association for Civil Rights in Israel and has earned LL.M and J.S.D degrees from the NYU School of Law where she was a Public Service Scholar and a Hauser Research Scholar. Her areas of research include: constitutional law, civil rights and comparative civil rights law, multiculturalism, women’s rights, and church-state relations. Her publications include: The Conflict Between Freedom of Religion and Association and Equal Employment Opportunities – A Comparative Look, AVODA MISHPAT VEHEVRA (forthcoming 2005, Hebrew); The Liberal Bind: The Conflict Between Women’s Rights and Patriarchal Religion in the Liberal State, 31 SOCIAL THEORY AND PRACTICE 191 (2005); Countenancing the Oppression of Women: How Liberals Tolerate Religious and Cultural Practices that Discriminate Against Women, 12 COLUM. J. GENDER & L. 154 (2003) Email: gila@stopler.net
Prof. Chaim Gans Dr. Iddo Porat Prof. Alon Harel Dr. Gila Stopler Dr. Yossi Dahan
Religion and Politics
Prof. Nancy Rosenblum Prof. Ruth Gavison Prof. Rajeev Bhargava Prof. Yoav Peled Dr. Michael Karayanni
Selective funding
Dr. Moshe Cohen-Eliya Prof. Stephen Macedo Dr. Yoav Hammer Dr. David Enoch
The legitimacy of claims for cultural Accommodation
Dr. Julie Suk Prof. Eyal Benvenisti Prof. Ruth Gavison Prof. Yossi Yonah
The 'Minority within the Minority'
Prof. Alon Harel Dr. Zvia Greenfield Prof. Jeff Halev-Spinner Dr. Yaácov Ben-Shemesh Dr. Yishai Blank