Prof. Shelly Kreiczer-Levy
Shelly Kreiczer-Levy is a Professor of Law and the head of the visiting scholar program at the College of Law and Business, in Ramat Gan, Israel. She holds an LL. B. (2004) and a PhD (2009) from Tel Aviv University law school. Prof. Kreiczer-Levy clerked for Supreme Court Chief Justice, Aharon Barak (2003-2004). She served as the President of the Israeli Association of Private Law, and was the recipient of the Zeltner Award for Young Promising Scholars (2016). She has taught at Cornell Law School, and served as a Visiting Researcher at Yale Law School, and a Visiting Scholar at both Harvard Law School and Emory Law School. Her research interests are located at the intersection of property law and intimacy as well as property and technology. Her work has been published in leading law reviews including Wisconsin Law Review, Yale Law and Policy Review, Maryland Law Review, and Law and Social Inquiry. Her book Destabilized Property: Property Law in the Sharing Economy, was published in 2019 by Cambridge University Press.
Books
Destabilized Property: Property Law in the Sharing Economy (Cambridge University Press 2019).
Articles – English
- Big Data and the Modern Family Wisconsin Law Review (forthcoming, 2019)
- Parents and Adult Children: The Elusive Boundaries of the Legal Family Law and Social Inquiry (forthcoming 2018) (review essay)
- Share, Own, Access, 36 Yale Law and Policy Review 155 (2017)
- Consumption Property in the Sharing Economy 43 Pepperdine Law Review 61 (2015). (reviewed in Kristine Barnes, Reconfiguring Property Theory and Legal Rules in the Sharing Economy, JOTWELL Oct 26, 2016).
- The Informal Property Rights of Boomerang Children in the Home 74 Maryland Law 127 Review (2014).
- Reclaiming Memory in an Era of Platform Power Brooklyn Law Review (forthcoming, 2019) (w/ Ronit Donyets-Kedar)
- Property without Personhood 47 Seton Hall Law Review 771 (2017)
- Property’s Immortality forthcoming in Cardozo Journal of Law & Gender (2017)
- Family Formation and the Home 104 Kentucky Law Journal 450 (w/ Pamela Laufer Ukeles) (2016).
- Can One Inherit a Home as Opposed to a House? A Normative and Comparative Perspective 31 Arizona Journal of International & Comparative Law 735 (2014).
- Intergenerational Relations and the Family Home, 8 Law and Ethics in Human Rights 131 (2014).
- Succession Law in Israel: Individualism and the Family 28 Israel Studies Review 300 (2013).
- Deliberative Accountability Rules: Promoting Accountability in Inheritance Law 45 Michigan Journal of Law Reform 937 (2012).
- Inheritance Legal Systems and the Intergenerational Bond 46 Real Property Trust and Estate Law Journal 495 (2012).
- Property and Belongingness: Rethinking Gender-Bias Disinheritance 21 Texas Journal of Women and the Law 119 (2011, with Meital Pinto).
- Religiously-Inspired Gender Bias Disinheritance – What’s Law Got to Do with it? 43 Creighton Law Review 689 (2010).
- The Mandatory Nature of Inheritance 53 American Journal of Jurisprudence 105 (2008).
Articles – Hebrew
- Legal Categories in the Sharing Economy: The Home as a Test Case forthcoming Haifa Law Review (Din Udvarim) (2018)
- The Riddle of Inheritance: Will, Continuity and Commitment IDC Law Review (forthcoming 2018) (Hebrew) (symposium).
- Home-Sharing: The Case of Adult Children Living with their Parents in Bar Ilan Studies in Law (2015) (Hebrew).
- On Will Interpretation, a Missing Soul and the Dignity of the Deceased in Tel Aviv Law Review (2016) (w/ Ayelet Blecher-Prigat) (Hebrew).
- The Non-enforcement of Will Contracts Revisited 4 Hukim – A Journal on Legislation 5 (2012) (Hebrew).
Chapters in Books
- The Changing Vision of the Home in Studies in Housing Law (Michel Vols & Julian Sidoli eds. Eleven International Publishing, 2017).
- The Perpetuation of the Casual: Bequeathing Digital Assets in Death In Israel (Jiska Cohen-Mansfield, Haim Hazan, Shai Lavi & Shai Brill eds., Tel Aviv University, 2017) (w/ Ronit Donyets Kedar).
PROPERTY LAW
PRIVATE LAW WORKSHOP
TRUSTS AND ESTATES
