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    Sapir Handelman
    ראש החטיבה ללימודי קונפליקט וניהול משברים

    השכלה

    B.Sc. in Engineering
    M.A. in Economics
    Ph.D. in Philosophy
    Post-Doctoral Studies – Psychology

    מחקר

    Sapir Handelman is a scholar-practitioner. He works in the fields of Peace & Conflict Studies, Political Theory, and Applied Ethics. His most recent works focus on the study of Peacemaking Revolutions and Solution-Focused Negotiation

    דיסציפלינות ראשיות

    Main Disciplines

    Peace & Conflict Studies

    דיסציפלינות משניות

    Secondary Disciplines

    פרסומים נבחרים

    • Handelman, S, (2023). "Interwoven Models of Peacemaking – the Israeli-Palestinian Case and Beyond". Diplomacy & Statecraft 34 (4): 723-754

    • Handelman S, (2023). “The Calling of Global Responsibility: Corona Crisis, the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and Rays of Hope from the Congress of the People”. in Giri, Ananta Kumar (ed.) The Calling of Global Responsibility: New Initiatives in Justice, Dialogues and Planetary Realizations. Oxon and New York: Routledge

    • Handelman, S, (2021). Elements of Peacemaking Revolutions: Leaders, People, and Institutions. .Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing

    • Handelman, S, (2021). "The Calculus of Peace and Conflict: a Contractualist Perspective". International Journal of Conflict Management 32 (4): 673-696

    • Handelman, S, (2019). “Peace Revolution as a Three-Dimensional Process – The Israeli-Palestinian Case”. in Maigul Nugmanova, Heimo Juhani Mikkola, Alexander Rozanov and Valentina Komleva (eds.) Education, Human Rights and Peace, London: IntechOpen

    • Handelman, S, (2019). “Peacemaking Revolution: Towards a New Politics of Transformative Harmony in the Israeli-Palestinian Struggle”. in Giri, Ananta Kumar (ed) Transformative Harmony, New Delhi: Studera Press, 677-699

    • Handelman, S, (2017). Peacemaking, Peacebuilding and Peacekeeping: The Challenge of Change in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict. special issue in the journal Israel Affairs. Israel Affairs, vol. 23 (3): 453-612

    • Handelman, S, (2017). “Contractualism: A Contractarian Approach to Peace and Conflict Studies”. Israel Affairs 23 (3): 496-524

    • Handelman, S. & Jyoti Chowdhury , (2017). “The Limits of Political-Elite Diplomacy: Leaders, People and Social Conflicts”. Israel Affairs 23 (3): 468-495

    • Handelman, S, (2017). “Peacemaking, Peacebuilding and Peacekeeping: The Challenge of Change in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict”. Israel Affairs 23 (3): 453-467

    • Handelman, S, (2017). "The Perfect Mediator and His Limitations”. in Nimrod Bar-Am and Stefano Gattei (eds.) Encouraging Openness, Boston Studies in the Philosophy and History of Science 325: 263-286. (Springer)

    • Handelman, S, (2016). "Peacemaking Contractualism: A Peacemaking Approach to Cope with Difficult Situations of Intractable Conflict". Global Change, Peace & Security, 28 (1): 123-144

    • Handelman, S, (2014). "Peacemaking in Intractable Conflict – A Contractualist Approach". International Negotiation, 19: 1-34

    • Handelman, S, (2013). Reprinted in a book form: People-to-People Diplomacy in Israel and Palestine: The Minds of Peace Experiment. London & New York: Routledge, 176 pp

    • Handelman, S, (2012). The Minds of Peace Experiment: A Laboratory for People-to-People Diplomacy. special issue in the journal Israel Affairs. Israel Affairs, vol.18 (1): 1-153

    • Handelman, S., Brown, R., Pearson, F, (2012). “A Palestinian-Israeli public assembly and the American black church: Two grassroots efforts to build the foundations of a decent social order”. Israel Affairs, Vol. 18 (1) January, pp. 33–53

    • Handelman, S, (2012). “Two Complementary Settings of Peacemaking Diplomacy: Political-Elite Diplomacy and Public-Diplomacy”. Diplomacy & Statecraft, 23: 162-178

    • Handelman, S, (2012). “The Minds of Peace Experiment: A laboratory for people-to-people diplomacy". Israel Affairs, Vol. 18 (1) January, pp. 1–11

    • Handelman, S, (2012). “Jewish Identity and Liberal Nationalism for Israel: The struggle for National Identity in a Pluralistic Society". US-China Law Review, Vol. 9 (4): 275-296

    • Handelman, S, (2012). “Between the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and the East-West Pakistan Struggle: A challenge to the Conventional Wisdom". Israel Affairs, Vol. 18 (1) January, pp. 12–32

    • Handelman, S, (2011). “The Bangladesh approach to the Palestinian-Israeli struggle: A desperate strategy to cope with a state of emergency". International Journal of Conflict Management, Vol. 22(1), pp. 75-88

    • Handelman, S, (2011). Conflict and Peacemaking in Israel-Palestine: Theory and application. London and New York: Routledge. A paperback edition was published by Routledge on March 28th, 2014

    • Handelman, S, (2010). "The Minds of Peace Experiment: A simulation of a potential Palestinian-Israeli public assembly”. International Negotiation: A Journal of Theory and Practice,15: 511-528

    • Handelman, S. and Shoham, S, (2009). “Transference as Therapy: Psychotherapy as a laboratory for developing social theory of change". Divinatio 30, autumn-winter, 67-84

    • Handelman, S, (2009). Thought Manipulation: the Use and Abuse of Psychological Trickery. Santa Barbara, California: ABC-CLIO. (The model that I proposed to characterize and demarcate the phenomenon of Manipulation was mentioned in the chapter "The Ethics of Manipulation" in Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.)

    • Handelman, S, (2008). “Two Complementary Views of Peacemaking: The Palestinian-Israeli Case”. Middle East Policy, 15 no.3 pp. 57-66

    • Handelman, S, (2008). "Between The Prince and The Road to Serfdom: Two political pamphlets that challenged the conventional wisdom of their times”. Divinatio, 28, autumn-winter, 101-118

    • Handelman, S, (2007). "Between Machiavellian leaders and the Arab – Israeli conflict: Toward an indirect approach to conflict resolution in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict". Orient 47 no.4, pp. 554-567

    • Handelman, S, (2006). “Machiavelli, The Prince and Leadership responsibility”. in Giri, Ananta Kumar (ed) The Modern Prince and the Modern Sage: Transforming Power and Freedom, Sage Publications, 449-463

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