Dr. Vladimir (Ze’ev) Khanin
Personal
Name: |
Vladimir Emmanuilovich Khanin |
Born |
29 September 1959, Zaporozhye, Ukraine |
Family status: |
Married to Isana Khanin, two sons, Igor (1988 b) and Adir (1997 b) |
Education
1976-81 |
History and English Dept, Pedagogical Institute of Yaroslavl |
1981 |
Diploma: Teacher (MA) in History, Sociology and English |
1982-87 |
Post-Graduate course, Institute for African Studies, USSR Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia |
1989 |
Diploma: Candidate of Sciences, Ph.D. in History (Political Science, African Politics and Contemporary History) |
1991 |
Post-Doctorate Course, Institute for Russian and Soviet Studies (Soros Scholarship) and Senior Associate Fellow, St. Peter’s College, University of Oxford, UK |
Teaching and Research
1992à |
Lecturer, Dept. of Middle Eastern and African History, Tel Aviv University |
1993à |
Lecturer in Jewish History, Mechina le-Olim and Academic Fellow, the Lookstein Center for Jewish Education in the Diaspora, Bar-Ilan University, Ramat-Gan, Israel |
1991-92 |
Senior Lecturer in Political Science, Zaporozhye Branch, St. Petersburg Institute of Political Science and Public Administration` |
1987-91 |
Senior Fellow at the Laboratory of Social Studies, Industrial Institute of Zaporozhye |
1984-89 |
Senior Lecturer of Modern History and Oriental & African Studies at the Department of History, State University of Zaporozhye |
Languages
English, Hebrew, Russian, Ukrainian
Visiting Lectureships
1991 |
Visiting lecturer in East European Politics, School of Languages and European Studies, Polytechnic of North London, UK |
1995 |
Visiting Israeli Professor in Jewish History, Department of Jewish Studies, International Solomon University, Kiev, Ukraine |
1995 |
Visiting Professor in Oriental Studies, Dept. of History, Zaporoshye State University, Ukraine |
1996 |
Visiting lecturer in Zionism and Modern Israeli Society Studies, College of Oriental and African Studies, Moscow State University, Russia |
Grants, Awards and Fellowships
1991 |
Post-Doctorate Soros Fellowship, St.Anthony’s College, University of Oxford, UK |
1993,1994 |
Awards, Yoram-Shnitser Foundation for Research in Jewish History, Tel-Aviv |
1993 |
Grant, Institute for Jewish Diaspora Research, Tel-Aviv University |
1994-1995 |
Fellowship, Harry S. Truman Research Institute for the Advancement of Peace, Hebrew University of Jerusalem |
1994à |
Grant (with Fellowship), Agmon Research Project, Tel-Aviv University |
Fields of interest
Political science - General
Comparative and ethnic politics
Israeli Government and Politics
East European and Third World politics
Sociology, politics and history of East European Jewish communities
Courses taught
Political Science - General
1.An Introduction to Political Science ;
2.World Politics and the Basic Theories of International Relations;
3.The Political Economy of Corruption
Regional Politics
4. Power and Politics in the Post-Soviet States;
5.The Post-Colonial Third World Politics;
6. USSR/CIS in Transition: the Social, Economic and Political Prospects;
7. Israeli Government and Politics;
8. Military and Politics in Africa;
9. Political Parties and Political Movements in Africa in Comparative Perspective;
10. Ruling Groups, State-Society Relations and Political Regimes in Contemporary
Africa
Jewish Studies
11. An Introduction to Jewish History;
12. An Introduction to Jewish Anthropology;
13. Israel and the Jewish Diaspora;
14. The History of Zionism and the Modern State of Israel;
15. An Introduction to Jewish Political Tradition
General History
15. An Introduction to East European History;
16. An Introduction to Modern History of Asia and Africa
Publications
Books and Monographs
Chapters in Books
Articles in Academic Journals
Papers, presented at scientific meetings
Other publications include:
3 book reviews, 34 encyclopedia items, 35 compilations of didactic materials for academic learning
Research Projects
1. The Students from the Third World Countries in the Ukrainian Universities: the Problem of Social Adaptation. - (Research Division, Industrial Institute of Zaporozhye), 1988
2. Scientific Research in Higher Educational Establishments and Market Economy; the Social and Psychological Aspects - (Research Division, Industrial Institute of Zaporozhye), 1989
3. The 1990 General Elections in the USSR: the People’s View - (Zaporozhye, Regional Center for Public Opinion Studies) 1990
4. The Social Values and Orientations of East Ukrainian Youth - (Zaporozhye Scientific Research Center for Youth Problems) 1992
5. The Youth of Dniepr Region: Attitudes Towards State and Politics - (Zaporozhye Scientific Research Center for Youth Problems) 1992
6. The Social and Historical Aspects of Development of the Jewish Communities in the Ukraine - (Tel-Aviv, Yoram-Shnitzer Foundation for Research in Jewish History and the Institute for Jewish Diaspora Research, Tel-Aviv University), 1993 - present
7. Ukraine: the Problem of Political Stability and the Prospects for Economic Cooperation (Tel-Aviv, Institute for International Trade and Investment, College of Administration) 1993
8. Patrons and Clients: Politicians and Political Struggle in Nigeria (1960s - 1990s) - (Harry S. Truman Institute for the Advancement of Peace, Hebrew University of Jerusalem) 1994 - 1996
9. The Jewish Emigration and Attitudes Towards Israel in the Post World War II Ukraine. - (in collaboration with Agmon Research Project, Tel-Aviv University) 1994 - now
10. Academic Evaluation of the Jewish Studies Program at the International Solomon University, Kiev, Ukraine - (the Lookstein Center for Jewish Education in Diaspora, Bar-Ilan University and American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee) 1996
11. Academic and Political Background to the Creation of the Unified System of the Jewish Education in the Ukraine - (the Lookstein Center for Jewish Education in Diaspora, Bar-Ilan University and Joint Authority for Jewish Zionist Education, Jewish Agency for Israel), 1996
12. The Revival of Organized Jewish Life in the Contemporary Ukraine: Models, Trends and Prospects, 1987-1997 (Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs), currently
Public Lectures
‘1991 Moscow Coup and Aftermath’ (the Social Science Faculty, University of Oxford, UK, November, 1991)
‘Israel, Jewish Diaspora and the Problem of Restoration of Jewish Life in the Ukraine’ (the Rabbi Lookstein Center for Jewish Education in Diaspora, Bar-Ilan University, Israel, July, 1994)
To Make Contact
Address - Office: |
Dept Middle Easter and African History, Tel-Aviv University, Ramat-Aviv, 69978 Tel-Aviv, Israel |
Address - Home: |
Moshav Avi’ezer 112/1, DN. Ha-Ela 99860, Israel |
Tel: |
972-3-6409450/9990 (office) 972-2-9990782 (home) |
Fax: |
972-3-6409457 |
E-mail: |
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