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Participants	Moshe Cohen-Eliya:
The Structure of Multicultural Claims	Moshe Cohen-Eliya is a senior lecturer in Ramat-Gan College of Law. He graduated from the Hebrew University, magna cum laude, (1993); earned his LL.D. from the Hebrew University (direct track) (2000); and did his post-doctorate at Harvard law school as a fellow with the Human Rights Program (2002-2003). He worked as a lawyer for the Association for Civil Rights in Israel (1994-1999) during this period he appeared before the Supreme Court in constitutional cases. His areas of research include: constitutional law, civil rights, civil liberties, and comparative constitutional law. Among his publications: "Formal and Substantive Meanings of Proportionality in the Supreme Court's Decision regarding the Security Fence" 38 Israel Law Review 262 (2005); "Discrimination against Arabs in Israel in Public Accommodations" 36 NYU Journal of International Law and Politics 717 (2004); "Advertisements, Stereotypes and Freedom of Expression" Journal of Social Philosophy, June 2004, vol. 35, iss. 2, pp. 165-187(23) (with Yoav Hammer). Email: mcohen@rg-law.ac.il
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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