פרופ' יוסי דהאן

*1. Dahan, Y. Lerner, H. Milman-Sivan, F. (2016) “The International Labor Organization, Multinational Enterprises, and Shifting Conceptions of Responsibility in the Global Economy,” in Global Governance of Labor Rights, Axel Marx, Glenn Rayp, Laura Beke and Jan Wouters , Eds., Edward Elgar Publishing. (Refereed)

*2. Dahan, Y. Lerner, H, Milman-Sivan, F. (2016) "On the Labor Connection and Duties of Justice", in Dahan, Y. Lerner, H. Milman, F. (eds.) (2015) Global Justice and International Labor Rights, Cambridge University Press, (A different version of this article was published in the Journal of Social Philosophy, 2015).

*3. Yonah, Y. Dahan, Y. (2013). "Between Equality of Opportunity and Meritocracy in the Neo-Liberal Era," in Yonah, Y. and Mizrahi, N. (eds.) Education at the Crossroad: Critical Perspectives on Educational Experiments, Van Leer Institute of Van Leer Institute of  Jerusalem and Hakibutz  Hmeauchad. pp. 17-36 (Refereed), (Hebrew).

*4. Dahan, Y. Lerner, H. Milman, F. "International Labor Standards", Encyclopedia of Global Justice, Springer, 2011

5. Dahan, Y. Hammer Y. (2010)., "Democracy, the Educational Autonomy of Cultural Minorities and the Law: The Case of the Ultra-Orthodox Minority in Israel" in Alexander, H., Pinson, H., and Yonah, Y. Citizenship, Education and Social Conflict, London: Routledge
6. Yonah, Y, Dahan, Y. (2008) "Neo Liberal Reforms in Israel's Education System", in Resnik, J. (ed.) The Production of Educational Knowledge in the Global Era, Sense Publishers. (121-145) (This Item Appeared both in International Studies in Sociology of Education and in this book).
7. Dahan, Y. Yonah, Y. (2007) Israel’s education system: equality of opportunity – from nation building to neo-liberalism. In Oxford studies in comparative education: Aspects of education in the Middle East and North Africa, ed. Colin Brock and Lila Zia Lever. Oxford: Symposium Books
8. Dahan Y. (2007) "On Democracy of Property Owners and Liberal Socialism: Economy and Welfare in Rawls' Theory of Justice" in Attas, D. and Heyd, D. (eds.) The Philosophy of John Rawls, Magnes, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (Hebrew)
9. Dahan Y. (2006) "Theories of Social Justice" in Berkovitz, N. & Ram, U. (eds.) Israel’s Political Lexicon. Ben Gurion University Press. (Hebrew)
10. Dahan, Y. & Wasserman, H. (2005) "Invention of Nationalism: Theoretical Perspectives" in Dahan, Y. Wasserman, H. (ed.) Inventing a Nation, Tel Aviv, Open University Press. (Refereed Article) (Hebrew)
11. Yonah, Y. & Dahan, Y. (1999) “The Education System in a Transition Phase: From Collectivism to Civil Individualism – Parental Choice as a Case Study,” in Peled, A. (ed.) Fifty Years of Israeli Education, The Ministry of Defense Press, pp. 163-179. (Hebrew)

OTHER SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS

*1. Dahan, Y. (2011) "Rawls' Theory of Justice – An Overview" a Chapter in the Hebrew Translation of John Rawls "Justice as Fairness" Aliat Hagag Books, Yediot Hachronot.

2. Dahan, Y. (2008) Translation and "Notes to the Hebrew Reader', of Nagel, T. "What Does It All Mean? A Short Introduction to Philosophy", Aliat Hagag Books, Papyrus – Tel Aviv University Press, (New Edition)
3. Dahan Y. (2007), "On Privatization in Israel", Review Article of "Privatization as Public Activity" By Eyal Peleg, Society and Welfare, Vol. 27, (2), pp, 344-347.
4. Dahan, Y. Wasserman, H. (2000) (Series Eds. – Theories of Nationalism), Anderson, B. "Imagined Communities" (Translated to Hebrew), Open University Press.
5. Dahan, Y. Wasserman, H. (1994) (Series Eds. Theories of Nationalism), Gellner, E. "Nations and Nationalism" (Translated to Hebrew), Open University Press.
6. Dahan, Y. (1994) Translation and Notes to the Hebrew Reader, Nagel, T. "What Does It All Mean? A Short Introduction to Philosophy", Aliat Hagag Books, Papyrus – Tel Aviv University Press.
7. Levenkron, N. Dahan, Y. (2003), Research Paper, "Women as Commodities: Trafficking in Women in Israel – 2003", Hotline for Migrant Workers, Adva Center, Isha Leisha – Haifa Feminist Center.
8. Dahan, Y. Doron, A. (1996) "In Defense of Universalism", Adva Center.

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

1. 2016 – weekly Op-Ed Columnist, "Yediot Achronot".
2. Dahan Y, Saporta I, (2003-Present) Founders and Editors of Haokets. A Critical Social, Political and Cultural Blog, (Wrote more than 800 Posts)
3. 2014 Op-Ed Columnist, Yediot Acharonot Bi-Weekly.
4. Dahan, Y (2009) On State of Israel's Education System, Introduction to Special Issue, "On Education" Alpaim, No. 34
5. Dahan, Y. (2007) "On the Meaning of Social Justice" Panim, Vol. 41
6. Dahan Y, (2007) The Enigma of the Mizrachi Rainbow Coalition, in "Rainbow of Opinions: A Mizrachi Agenda for Israel" Yossi Yonah, Yonit Naaman, David Machlev (eds.) November Books.
7. Dahan Y. (2007) Migrant Workers In Israel. A Position Paper, Beit Berl, An Educational Center.
8. Kashti, Y. Shalasky S. Uzsaski-Lazar S. Espanioli A. Dahan, Y. Yonah, Y. Shmida, M. (2005) "Position Paper – Notes on Dovrat's Report" Panim, 31: 5-31
9. Dahan, Y. (2004) "The Right of the People to Know – Forces that Shape Our Daily Agenda" Eretz Acheret, 21: 62-64
10. Dahan, Y. (2004) "Hollow Rhetoric" Hed Hachinuch 79 (1) 20-23
11. Dahan, Y. and Shenhav, Y. (2003). "On Market Failure and the Human Condition" Introduction to Hebrew Translation of Barbara Ehrenreich's Nickel and Dimed. Tel-Aviv: Bavel
12. Dahan, Y. (2003) "Strike Against Unfair Salary", Neto Plus, 63-64
13. Dahan, Y. (2001) "The Chains of Law and Migrant Workers in Israel" Mishpat Nosaf, 1: 38-46
14. Dahan, Y. (2001-2003) Political Columnist, Yediot Acharonot, weekly contribution
15. Dahan, Y. (1995) "On the Peace Process and Education", Hed Hachinuch, June 6-7

16, Dahan, Y. (1995) "Tel Aviv Does Not Believe in the South", Hed Hachinuch, March, 7-8

17. Dahan Y. 1991-1993 Political Columnist, Hadashot, weekly contribution.
18. Dahan Y. (1990) "Development Towns on the Psychoanalytic Couch, Review of Batia Gur "Left from the Hunger Road" Haaretz.

"On Democracy of Property Owners and Liberal Socialism: Economy and Welfare in Rawls' Theory of Justice" in Hyed, D. and Attas, D. (ed.) The Philosophy of John Rawls, Magnes, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (in press).

"Who Owns this Land: On Rights and Social Justice" Mishpat Umimshal 8 (2005).

"The Multicultural Education in the Zionist State – The Mizrahi Challenge" Studies in Philosophy and Education 19: (5-6): 423-444, (2001) (with Gal Levy).