Prof. Amos Zehavi

My work focuses on the following research areas:

• Social policy with an emphasis on inclusion-oriented measures
• Comparative welfare state research with a special focus on political, religious and identity-based factors
• Innovation policy as it applies to the distributional implications of innovation
• The political and economic underpinnings of minority-targeted policies

Amos Zehavi and Or Keshet, "Conservative Ethnic Minority LGTBQ+: Facing the Challenge of Intersectionality in an Inhospitable Environment" Social Policy & Administration. Accepted for publication

Baruch Levy and Amos Zehavi (2023). " Religious and Ethnic Identities Influence on Public Views of Privatization: The Case of Israel " Policy Studies 44(2), 236-257

Dan Breznitz and Amos Zehavi (2022), " Promoting Inclusive Innovation for People With Disabilities: Who Does What and Why?" Disability & Society

Abu-Ghazaleh Mahajneh, M., & Zehavi, A. (2022). The balancing act of minority cultural identity expression policy: Palestinian cultural struggles at the Israeli local government level. International Journal of Cultural Policy, 28(3) 290-305.

Amos Zehavi and Dan Breznitz (2019) "The Neoliberal Targeted Social Investment State: The Case of Ethnic Minorities" Journal of Social Policy

Baruch Levy, Amos Zehavi, and David Chinitz (2018) "Taking the measure of the profession: physician associations in the measurement age" Health Policy.

Amos Zehavi (2017) "Religionization from the bottom up: Religiosity Trends and Institutional Change Mechanisms in Israeli Public Services" Politics & Religion

Amos Zehavi and Dan Breznitz (2017) "Distribution Sensitive Innovation Policies: Conceptualization and Empirical Examples" Research Policy, 46(1).