Noam is a professor in the School of Computer Science and Engineering at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. His research interests are algorithmic game theory, in particular in electronic markets and auctions.
Yakir is a professor in the School of Physics & Astronomy at Tel Aviv University, and in the Department of Physics & Astronomy at the University of South Carolina. His research interests are the foundations of quantum mechanics and topological effects.
Ron Harris (Tel Aviv University) Assaf Likhovski (Tel Aviv University)
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The goal of our research group is to examine the historical process by which common law has spread around the globe. English law and the legal systems that arose from these systems, primarily American law, have enjoyed immense success in conquering the world. Our group seeks to understand the factors assisting and inhibiting common law transplantation in the distant and more recent past. We will do so by bringing into sharp focus two specific historical examples of common legal law transplantation, to compare them to gain a better understanding of the process that we will examine. The two examples are the United States and Israel. Both countries provide instructive examples of common law transplantations, its successes and problems.
Sidney is a professor in the Department of Semitic Languages at the Institute of Christian Oriental Research, The Catholic University of America. His research interests are Arabic Christianity, Syriac monasticism, medieval Christian-Muslim encounters, and ecumenical and interfaith dialogue.
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