The following is a selection of articles that Moshe Dayan Center researchers have published in peer-reviewed scholarly journals and other publications.
Scholarly Journals
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Israel-Maghreb Relations: Realities and Possibilities (MERIA)
Principal Research Fellow Dr. Bruce Maddy-Weitzman examines the possibility of expanded relationships between Israel and the Maghreb states.
Qatar's relations with Israel: Challenging Arab and Gulf Norms
Head of the Moshe Dayan Center Prof. Uzi Rabi writes in the Middle East Journal of Qatar's relationship with Israel.
The collapse of the Palestinian-Arab middle class in 1948: The case of Qatamon
Itamar Radai has published an article in Middle Eastern Studies dealing with the collapse of the Palestinian-Arab middle class in 1948.
Iran's Regional Policy: Between Radicalism and Pragmatism (JIA)
Senior Researcher Professor David Menashri analyzes the factors shaping Iran's regional policy in the Journal of International Affairs
Oil Politics and Tribal Rulers in Easter Arabia: The Reign of Shakhbut (1928-1966)
Uzi Rabi has published an article in the British Journal of MIddle Eastern Studies dealing with the history of Abu Dhabi before and after the discovery of oil, which helps to explain tribal-state relations in Gulf societies.
Ethno-politics and Globalisation in North Africa: The Berber Culture Movement (JNAS)
Prof. Bruce Maddy-Weitzman writes in the "Journal of North African Studies" of the contemporary processes of globalization and how they have stimulated and reinforced a specific Berber/Amazigh ethno-political identity.
Iran, Israel and the Middle East Conflict (Israel Affairs)
MDC Senior Research David Menashri examines the relationship between Israel and Iran against the backdrop of the wider Middle East conflict.
Britain's ‘special position’ in the Gulf: Its origins, dynamics and legacy
Uzi Rabi has published an article in the peer-reviewed journal Middle Eastern Studies, which examines the history of Great Britain in the Persian Gulf.