European Association of Israel Studies an independent, scholarly association devoted to the academic study of Israel.
The EAIS is committed to rigorous academic scholarship about Israel and high quality research and teaching in this area, as well as increasing the breadth of study of this important part of the Middle East.
Statement on Russia’s Aggression against Ukraine >>>
We strongly condemn Russia's aggression which started in 2014 with the annexation of Crimea and escalated on February 24, 2022 with the massive invasion of Ukraine. This war is destroying peace in Europe and leading to the destruction of the existing political, economic, and socio-cultural relations globally.
Temporary Membership Waiver for Scholars Based in Ukraine
EAIS is in continuous contact with our colleagues in Ukraine who now are defending their families and country from Russian aggression. We acclaim efforts of the Ukrainian Association for Jewish Studies. To show our solidarity and support for their struggles, following the decision of the European Association of Jewish Studies, we announce a temporary membership waiver for scholars based in Ukraine. Scholars representing Ukrainian universities and based in Ukraine who hold a PhD or are PhD students and are engaged in research of Israel will be entitled to a three-year membership waiver (2022, 2023, 2024) after successful application submitted until 31 August 2022. Ukrainian Israel Studies scholars who have left Ukraine since the war began may also be entitled to a membership fee waiver depending on their circumstances. For more information, please contact the EAIS before the deadline (info@israelstudies.eu).
EAIS - who we are
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We are committed to rigorous academic scholarship about Israel and high quality research and teaching in this area, as well as increasing the breadth of study of this important part of the Middle East. This commitment is reflected in our vision, mission, and values, and in the range of exciting Israel Studies events, resources, and opportunities. We provide for our members |
Our latest interviews & events:
| Interview with Haggai Ram [19.05.2022] | Interview with Jonathan Ghariani [04.02.2022] |
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| Interview with Raphael Cohen-Almagor [29.11.2021] | Interview with Prof. Fred A. Lazin [18.12.2021] |
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| Interview with Johannes Becke [12.11.2021] | Interview with Amnon Aran [02.04.2021] |
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| "BEING JEWISH IN 21ST CENTURY CENTRAL EUROPE: - a debate | Interview with Yaacov Yadgar: [11.03.2021] |
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| Interview with Professor Colin Shindler: [15.10.2020] | Interview with Dr. Anders Persson: [13.11.2020] |
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9th Annual Conference in Bucharest, Romania 2021
See papers and videos from our previous conference in Bucharest, Romania 2021
Our team
Prof. Joanna Dyduch Chair
Prof. Joanna Dyduch is lecturer at the Jagiellonian University in the Institute of the Middle and Far East. She completed her PhD in political science from Wrocław University. joanna.dyduch@uj.edu.pl
Dr. Artur Skorek Executive Secretary
Assistant professor at the Institute of the Middle and Far East, Jagiellonian University in Krakow (UJ), a political scientist specializing in Israel and international relations. artur.skorek@uj.edu.pl
Prof. Colin Shindler Honorary President and Founding Chair
Colin Shindler is Honorary President and Founding Chair of the EAIS. He is an emeritus professor at SOAS University of London and the author of eight books about Israeli history and politics.
Prof. Sharon Pardo Academic Council
Prof. Sharon Pardo (Ph.D., Ghent University, Faculty of Political and Social Studies) is a Jean Monnet Chair ad personam in European Studies in the Department of Politics and Government at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU). Pardo is a Senior Researcher at The Simone Veil Research Centre for Contemporary European Studies.
OUR KEY PRESENTATIONS
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