Toward a Thin Constitution Anchoring Israeli Governance
- A Thin Constitution
- The Research Group
- The Thin Constitution Council (Advisory Committee)
- Prof. Jennifer Oser
- Dr. Julia Elad-Strenger
- Dr. Yossi Beilin
- Anat Brodsky
- Prof. Yehonatan Givati
- Dr. Micah Goodman
- Mohammad Darawshe
- Prof. Moshe Halbertal
- Prof. Mohammed Wattad
- Dr. Nechumi Yaffe
- Prof. Shahar Lifshitz
- Adv. Dr. Moran Nagid
- Adv. Raz Nizri
- Prof. Iddo Porat
- Rabbi Adv. Yehoshua Pfeffer
- Tehila Friedman
- Adv. Erez Kaminitz
- Prof. Ron Shapira
- Adv. Yaniv Cohen
- Publications
- On Mamlakhtiyut and Its Meaning for Our Times
- The conditions are not yet ripe for a full constitution, but a first step can be taken
- Podcast: How Much Does a ‘Thin Constitution’ Weigh?
- On a Thin Constitution
- Can Israeli society still agree on anything? ׁ(Hebrew)
- Israel requires a thin constitution
- Can equality be enshrined in an Israeli constitution now?
- Events
Policy researcher in the fields of administrative and public law. Nagid holds a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in law from Hebrew University, and a doctorate from Bar-Ilan University. Her areas of specialization are law and domain, local government and democracy, regionalism, communities and theories of political participation. Nagid is the Legal Adviser of the Emunah movement, a member of the Southern Geographical Research Committee, a Senior Fellow in the Kohelet Policy Forum, and a Public Advocate in the Jerusalem Labor Court. She was employed as a researcher in the Local Government Project – Constitutional Principles at the Israel Democracy Institute (IDI), was a Legal Adviser for the Local Government Economic Services Authority, and completed an internship at Israel’s Supreme Court.