Toward a Thin Constitution Anchoring Israeli Governance

25/01/2024
The Jewish People Policy Institute (JPPI) aims to prepare a detailed proposal for a Thin constitution. For this purpose, two working groups have been established: one group includes professionals whose role is to propose the constitutional arrangements; this is known as the “Research Group.” Alongside it is a second group – the “Thin Constitution Council” (Advisory Committee) – which serves the Research Group in an advisory capacity; its composition reflects all sectors of Israeli society. If we are successful, the State of Israel will enjoy a stable institutional system and regime.
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Toward a Thin Constitution Anchoring Israeli Governance

Toward a Thin Constitution Anchoring Israeli Governance

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.

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