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Author: Nadav Shragai
Publication Date: 01-2018
Content Type: Working Paper
Institution: Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs
Abstract: A plan to build a Jewish residential neighborhood in Givat Hamatos (Airplane Hill) in southern Jerusalem was approved in 2014, but has been frozen for four years due to pressure from the U.S. and EU countries. The area is adjacent to a main traffic artery of west Jerusalem.
Topic: International Affairs
Political Geography: Israel

Author: Nadav Shragai
Publication Date: 01-2018
Content Type: Working Paper
Institution: Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs
Abstract: President Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital puts into deep-freeze plans for a division of the city.
Topic: International Affairs
Political Geography: Jerusalem

Author: Dahlia Scheindlin
Publication Date: 03-2018
Content Type: Working Paper
Institution: Mitvim: The Israeli Institute for Regional Foreign Policies
Abstract: Fresh thinking for old problems: comparing conflicts to advance Israeli-Palestinian peace
Topic: International Affairs
Political Geography: Israel

Publication Date: 02-2018
Content Type: Working Paper
Institution: Mitvim: The Israeli Institute for Regional Foreign Policies
Abstract: Israel's Policy toward the Far-Right Party in Austria, Summary of a Knesset Meeting.
Topic: International Affairs
Political Geography: Global Focus

Publication Date: 02-2018
Content Type: Working Paper
Institution: Mitvim: The Israeli Institute for Regional Foreign Policies
Abstract: The Collapse of Israel's Foreign Service, Summary of a Knesset Conference, February 2018
Topic: International Affairs
Political Geography: Global Focus

Publication Date: 01-2018
Content Type: Working Paper
Institution: Mitvim: The Israeli Institute for Regional Foreign Policies
Abstract: The Crisis in Israel-Jordan Relations, Summary of a Knesset Conference, January 2018
Topic: International Affairs
Political Geography: Global Focus

Author: Nimrod Goren, Roee Kibrik
Publication Date: 01-2018
Content Type: Working Paper
Institution: Mitvim: The Israeli Institute for Regional Foreign Policies
Abstract: Voting Patterns in UN Institutions Regarding Israel, 2009-2017, Dr. Roee Kibrik & Dr. Nimrod Goren
Topic: International Affairs
Political Geography: Israel

Publication Date: 12-2018
Content Type: Working Paper
Institution: Mitvim: The Israeli Institute for Regional Foreign Policies
Abstract: The 2017 annual conference of the Mitvim Institute was held on 1 November 2017 in Jerusalem, in cooperation with the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung. As part of the conference, a public panel was held on opportunities for Israel’s foreign relations towards 2018. It featured Helit Barel, Prof. Elie Podeh, Dr. Thabet Abu Rass, and Eran Etzion who spoke about issues related to the Iran nuclear deal, Israel-US relations, Israel in the Middle East, the involvement of Israel’s Arab citizens in foreign affairs, Israeli-European relations, and the status of the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA).
Topic: International Affairs
Political Geography: Israel

Author: Niklas Bremberg
Publication Date: 01-2018
Content Type: Working Paper
Institution: Stockholm International Peace Research Institute
Abstract: Research suggests that states and societies around the world are increasingly confronted by climate-related security risks. These risks are unavoidably transnational in character, and intergovernmental organizations (IGOs) are instrumental in developing policy solutions and enhancing international cooperation. However, previous research highlights that knowledge about the conditions under which IGOs address climate security risks, and when they do so effectively, is incomplete. There is a need for further in-depth analysis of relevant IGOs in the field of climate security.
Topic: International Affairs
Political Geography: Europe

Author: Jaïr van der Lijn
Publication Date: 02-2018
Content Type: Working Paper
Institution: Stockholm International Peace Research Institute
Abstract: Multilateral peace operations are increasingly confronting a set of interrelated and mutually reinforcing security challenges that are relatively new to them, that do not respect borders, and that have causes and effects which cut right across the international security, peacebuilding and development agendas. As a result, the New Geopolitics of Peace Operations III: Non‑Traditional Security Challenges initiative seeks to enhance understanding about peace operations and non-traditional security challenges such as terrorism and violent extremism, irregular migration, piracy, organized crime and environmental degradation. As a part of this initiative, this SIPRI Background Paper explores the ‘non-traditional’ security challenges that organized crime presents to multilateral peace operations.
Topic: International Affairs
Political Geography: Global Focus