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Reactionary Moment: The Case of Venezuela

I published this short article in The Times of Israel about this "reactionary moment" that we are living in world politics. By “reactionary,” I mean two things. First, it is a reaction against trends that have been steadily consolidating in geopolitics, in the internal politics of countries, in culture, and in morality. Second, it is a reaction aimed at returning to a traditional or more conservative world in which force plays a role in re-establishing an order that is considered to have been violated/undermined. Read the full article by clicking here:  https://blogs.timesofisrael.com/reactionary-moment-the-case-of-venezuela/

Learning about Hispanic Moroccan Jews with Prof. Aviad Moreno

No voting transparency at the APUO: I felt back in Venezuela (updated version)

Balance crítico de dos años de guerra entre Israel y Hamás

Recognition and Justice for the victims of conflict-related sexual violence perpetrated by Hamas and its allies

El gobierno de Estados Unidos contra la salud pública

The hypocrisy of (some) academics

Antisemitismo en la academia: ¿odio o ignorancia?

Racism and trauma: a revealing conversation on campus

About APUO’s anti-Israel motion: You are out of order, Mr. President

Trump vs las universidades

La post-verdad: una conversación con Ariel Segal, Amiel Moskona e Isaac Nahón

Islamisme et droits des trans, même combat ? Le grand paradoxe des campements pro-palestiniens