פרופ' גילה שטופלר

1. Book

Gila Stopler, Women’s Rights in Liberal States: Patriarchy, Liberalism, Religion, and the Frailty of Rights (Cambridge University Press, 2025)

1. Edited Special Journal Issues – Published

• Gila Stopler, Editor in chief, volume 19 Law and Ethics of Human Rights, on Polarized Constitutionalism, (2025) (co-edited with guest editor Iddo Pora

2. Gila Stopler, Editor in chief, volume 18 Law and Ethics of Human Rights, on Rethinking the Public Private Divide: Law and Religion in the Modern State (2024) (co-edited with guest editor Jaclyn Neo)

3. Gila Stopler, Editor in chief, volume 17 Law and Ethics of Human Rights on

Crowdsourcing and the Decline of the Individual (2023) (co-edited with guest editors Shelly Kreiczer-Levy and Tamar Megiddo)

4. Gila Stopler, Editor in chief, volume 16 Law and Ethics of Human Rights on

Mixed Constitutions and Human Rights (2022) (co-edited with guest editors Cora Chan and Francisca Pou)

5. Gila Stopler Editor in chief, volume 15 Law and Ethics of Human Rights on

Courts and Diversity (2021) (co-edited with guest editor Ori Aronson)

6. Barak Medina, Adam Shinar, Gila Stopler Editors, Symposium on the Changing Landscape of Israeli Constitutionalism, International Journal of Constitutional Law (ICON) (2020)

7. Gila Stopler, Editor in chief, volume 14 Law and Ethics of Human Rights on

Human Rights and Democratic Backsliding (2020) (co-edited with guest editor Iddo Poart)

8. Gila Stopler, Editor in chief, volume 13 Law and Ethics of Human Rights on

Sharing Economy, Markets and Human Rights (2019)

9. Gila Stopler, Editor in chief, volume 12 Law and Ethics of Human Rights on

Global Constitutionalism and Human Rights (2018) (co-edited with guest editor Iddo Poart)

10. Gila Stopler, Editor in chief, volume 11 Law and Ethics of Human Rights on

Human Rights and the Rights of Non-Humans (2017) (co-edited with guest editors Tali Amir and Iddo Poart)

11. Gila Stopler, Editor in chief, volume 10 Law and Ethics of Human Rights on

Public Religions Private Communities and Human Rights (2016)

12. Gila Stopler, Editor in chief, volume 9 Law and Ethics of Human Rights on

Human Rights and the Human Mind (2015)

13. Gila Stopler, Editor in chief, volume 8 Law and Ethics of Human Rights on Intergenerational Justice (2014) (co-edited with guest editors Pamela Laufer Ukeles and Shelly Kreiczer-Levy)

14. Gila Stopler, Guest Editor, Volume 2 Law and Ethics of Human Rights on

Demography and Human Rights (2008) (co-edited with Moshe Cohen Elyia)

1. Articles in refereed journals[1]:

Published:

1. Gila Stopler, “The Personal is Political – The Feminist Critique of Liberalism and the challenge of Right-Wing Populism” 19(2) International Journal of Constitutional Law (ICON) 393-402 (A central article in an ICON Debate with replies by Amy Baehr, David Dyzenhaus, Frank Michelman, Jan-Werner Mueller and Marcela Prieto Rudolphy) (2021)

[reviewed by: Jaclyn Neo, Gender, Populism, and the Constitution, JOTWELL (December 9, 2021) (reviewing Gila Stopler,The Personal Is Political: The Feminist Critique of Liberalism and the Challenge of Right-Wing Populism, 19 Intl. J. of Const. L. (2021)), https://intl.jotwell.com/gender-populism-and-the-constitution/.]

2. Gila Stopler,“Patriarchal Populism: A Rejoinder” 19(2) International Journal of Constitutional Law (ICON) 423-426 (A rejoinder to replies by Amy Baehr, David Dyzenhaus, Frank Michelman, Jan-Werner Mueller and Marcela Prieto Rudolphy) (2021)

3. Gila Stopler, “From Private Prejudice to Public Policy: How Religious Conservatives Use Liberalism to Control Women’s Bodies” 30 William & Mary Bill of Rights Journal 689 (2022)

4. Gila Stopler, “Semi Liberal Constitutionalism and Checks and Balances in the Israeli Democracy” 44 Iunei Mishpat (Tel Aviv Law Review) 171-212 (2021) (Hebrew)

5. Adam Shinar, Barak Medina, Gila Stopler, “From Promise to Retrenchment? On the Changing Landscape of Israeli Constitutionalism” 18 International Journal of Constitutional Law (ICON), 714-729 (2020)

6. Gila Stopler, “Semi Liberal Constitutionalism” 8 Global Constitutionalism, 94-122 (2019)

7. Gila Stopler, “How could religious liberty be a human right – response to Koppelman” 16 International Journal of Constitutional law (ICON), 1006-1015 (2018)

8. Gila Stopler ,“Religion-State Relations and their impact on National Identity in Israel” Law and Business (2019) (Hebrew)

9. Gila Stopler, “The Rise of Proportionality, the Decline of Probability, and the Unexpected Consequences of the Constitutional Revolution on Israeli Constitutional Law” 19 (1) Mishpat U’Mimshal, 187-228 (2018) (Hebrew)

10. Gila Stopler, “Religion–State Relations and Their Effects on Human Rights: Nationalization, Authorization, and Privatization”6 (3) Oxford Journal of Law and Religion, 474–497 (2017)

11. Gila Stopler, “The Arab Minority, the Ultra-orthodox Minority and Multiculturalism in Israel” in 11 Law, Society and Culture, 11-52 (2017) (Hebrew)

12. Gila Stopler, "Hobby Lobby, SAS, and the resolution of religion based conflicts in liberal states"14(4) International Journal of Constitutional law (ICON), 941-960 (2016)

13. Gila Stopler, "Biopolitics and Reproductive Justice: Fertility Policies between Women’s Rights and State and Community Interests" 18(2) University of Pennsylvania Journal of Law and Social Change, 169-207 (2015)

14. Gila Stopler, “The Challenge of Strong Religion in the Liberal State” 32(2) Boston University International Law Journal 411-448 (2014)

15. Gila Stopler, “The Right to an Exclusively Religious Education – The Ultra-Orthodox Community in Israel in Comparative Perspective" 42(3) Georgia Journal of International and Comparative Law 743-796 (2014)

16. Gila Stopler, “Religious Establishment, Pluralism and Equality in Israel – Can the Circle be Squared?” 2(1) Oxford Journal of Law and Religion 150-174 (2013)

17. Gila Stopler, “Women’s Rights, Law and Justice in Israel” 10 Alei Mishpat 19 – 38 (2012) (Hebrew)

18. Moshe Cohen Eliya & Gila Stopler, "Probability Thresholds as Deontological Constraints in Global Constitutionalism" 49 Columbia Journal of Transnational Law, 75–114 (2011)

19. Gila Stopler, "Rights in Immigration: The Veil as a Test Case" 43 Israel Law Review 183 – 217 (2010)

20. Gila Stopler, "Behind the Veil – Restrictions on Wearing Head Covers by Women in Liberal States", 12 Mishpat VeMimshal 191- 226 (2010) (Hebrew)

21. Gila Stopler, "A Rank Usurpation of Power" – The Role of Patriarchal Religion and Culture in the Subordination of Women 15 Duke Journal of Gender Law and Policy 365-397 (2008)

22. Gila Stopler, Israel's Natality Policy and the Rights of Women and Minorities 11 Mishpat VeMimshal 473-516 (2008) (Hebrew)

23. Dana Freibach Heifetz & Gila Stopler, Between Love and Justice: Women's Equality and the Welfare State, 12 Avoda Hevra VeMishpat 261-293 (2010) (Hebrew)

24. Gila Stopler, A Feminist Perspective on Natality Policies in Multicultural Societies 2 Law and Ethics of Human Rights, 181-220 (2008)

25. Dana Freibach Heifetz & Gila Stopler, On Conceptual Dichotomies and Social Oppression, 34 Philosophy and Social Criticism 515-535 (2008)

26. Gila Stopler, Contextualizing Multiculturalizm – A Three Dimensional Examination of Multicultural Claims, 1 Law and Ethics of Human Rights 309-353 (2007)

27. Gila Stopler, The Conflict Between Freedom of Religion and Association and Equal Employment Opportunities – A Comparative Look, 11 Avoda Hevra VeMishpat 323-356 (2005) (Hebrew)

28. Gila Stopler, The Limits of Equality – Reflections Following Ruth Halperin Kaddari’s Women in Israel: A State of Their Own, 8 Mishpat VeMimshal 391-428 (Spring 2005) (Hebrew)

29. Gila Stopler, Gender Construction and the Limits of Liberal Equality, 15 Texas  Journal  of Women & Law 43-79 (2005)

30. Gila Stopler, The Liberal Bind: The Conflict Between Women’s Rights and Patriarchal Religion in the Liberal State, 31 Social Theory and Practice 191-231 (2005)

31. Gila Stopler, The Free Exercise of Discrimination: Religious Liberty, Civic Community and Women’s Equality, 10 William & Mary Journal of Women & Law 459-532 (2004)

32. Gila Stopler, Countenancing the Oppression of Women: How Liberals Tolerate Religious and Cultural Practices that Discriminate Against Women, 12 Columbia Journal of Gender & Law 154-221 (2003)

1. Articles in Scientific Books:

Published

1. Gila Stopler “Political Liberalism in a Jewish and Democratic State” in Strengthening Human Rights Protections in Geneva, Israel, the West Bank and Beyond, 199-221 (Joseph David, Yael Ronen, Yuval Shany and Joseph Weiler eds.) (Cambridge university press, 2021) [peer review]

2. Gila Stopler, “Constitutionalism and Religion in A Jewish and Democratic State” in Handbook on Constitutions and Religion (Susanna Mancini ed.), 208-221 (Elgar Publishing, 2020) [peer review]

3. Gila Stopler, “Nation State Law as an Antithesis of Liberal Constitutionalism” in Constitutionalism, Constitution Making and Sovereignty: A Theoretical and Comparative View (Amal Jamal, Nava Sonnenschein and Ameer Fakhoury, eds.) 67 – 73 (Walter-Lebach Institute for Jewish-Arab Coexistence, Tel Aviv University)

4. Gila Stopler, “The Ultra-Orthodox Community in Israel and the Right to an Exclusively Religious Education” in Constitutional Secularism in an Age of Religious Revival: Pitting the Enlightenment Against Global and Local Fundamentalisms, 311-325 (Susanna Mancini, Michel Rosenfeld, and Hélène Ruiz-Fabri eds.) (Oxford, 2013) [peer review]

5. Gila Stopler, “National Identity and Religion State Relations – Israel in Comparative Perspective” in Israeli Constitutional Law at a Crossroads, (Gideon Sapir, Dafna Barak-Erez and Aharon Barak eds.), 503-516 (Hart Publishing 2013) [peer review]

6. Gila Stopler, "Women as the Bearers of the Nation: Between Liberal and Ethnic Citizenship" in Democratic Citizenship and War (Peled et. al. eds.), 164-179 (Routledge 2011) [peer review]

Accepted for Publication

7. Gila Stopler, “The Right to Equality in Israel” in Oxford Handbook of the Israeli Constitution (Aharon Barak, Barak Medina and Yaniv Roznai eds.) (Oxford, forthcoming 2025) (20 pg.) [peer review]

1. Entries in Encyclopedias

1. Gila Stopler, “Reproductive Rights”, Max Planck Encyclopedia of Comparative Constitutional Law (Rüdiger Wolfrum, Frauke Lachenmann Rainer Grote Eds.) (OUP, 2018) [peer review]

1. Gila Stopler, “Creation stories”, The Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia of Gender and Sexuality Studies (Nancy Naples, Maithree Wickramasinghe, Angela Wong Wai Ching Eds.) (2016) [peer review]

1. Other Scientific Publications – Book Reviews

1. Gila Stopler, Review of Avihai Dorfman, Freedom of Religion and Freedom from Religion A Democratic Perspective, in 11 Hamerhav Haziburi 147-150 (2016)

2. Gila Stopler, “The Israeli Supreme Court between Law and Politics: Review of Assaf Meydani, The Israeli Supreme Court and the Human Rights Revolution (2011)” 48 Tulsa L. Rev. 257-264 (2013)