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פנימי: 52442

משרד: 4017, קומה 4, בניין המדרגה

שעות קבלה: בתיאום מראש

אודות
דיפלומטיה של אסונות, מנהיגים ומדיניות חוץ, מלחמות אזרחים
Lutmar, Carmela & Gina Y. Reinhardt. 2021.  “Introduction” to special issue on Disaster Diplomacy: the Intricate Links between Disaster and Conflict”, Journal of Peace Research,

Mandler, Leah and Carmela Lutmar.  2021. “Birds of a Feather Vote Together? – EU and Arab League UNGA Israel Voting”, Israel Affairs 27(1): 89-104

Mandler, Leah and Carmela Lutmar.  2020.  “Israel’s Foreign Assistance and UN Voting – Does it Pay?”, Israel Studies 25(1): 99-121

Lutmar, Carmela and Leah Mandler.  2019.  “Israel’s Foreign Aid to Africa & UN Voting:
An Empirical Examination”, Peace Economics, Peace Science, and Public Policy 25(4): 1-7

Lutmar, Carmela & Lesley Terris.  2019. "Research Note:  Introducing a new Dataset on Leadership Change in Rebel Groups 1946-2010", Journal of Peace Research 56(2): 306-315

Lutmar, Carmela  2019 “Leadership Changes, Rebels’ Goals, and Regional Stability in the Middle East: Libya, Yemen, and Iraq” in Santini, Ruth Hanau, Abel Polese, and Rob Kevlihan (eds), Hybrid Governance in the Middle East and Africa: Informal Rule and the Limits of Statehood, Routledge

Lutmar, Carmela and Lesley Terris.  2018.  “The Missing Link: Patterns in Leadership Changes and Mediation in Civil Wars”, in Peace Building in the Asia Pacific, edited by Carmela Lutmar and James Ockey, Palgrave-Macmillan Publishers

Lutmar, Carmela 2018.  "Conclusions" in Peace Building in the Asia Pacific, edited by Carmela Lutmar and James Ockey, Palgrave-Macmillan Publishers

Lutmar, Carmela  2018  “Resolving Intractable Conflicts: The Importance of Interfaith Dialogue,” in Samuel Peleg (ed)  Intercultural and Interfaith Dialogues for Global Peacebuilding and Stability  IGI Global Publishing

Reingewertz, Yaniv and Carmela Lutmar.  2018. ’Academic In-Group Bias: an Empirical Examination of the Link between Author and Journal Affiliation,” Journal of Informetrics 12(1): 74-86

Lutmar, Carmela & Lesley Terris.  2018. "What do they want? — Rebels' Objectives and Mediation in Civil Wars", Peace Economics, Peace Science, and Public Policy, 24(4): 1-7

Lutmar, Carmela  2018.  “The Study of Leaders in International Relations using Large-N Analysis” , Sage Research Methods Cases SAGE Publishers

Lutmar, Carmela and Lesley Terris.  2016. “Leadership Changes and Civil Wars Agreements: Exploring Preliminary Links,” Peace Economics, Peace Science, and Public Policy, 22(4): 439-449

Lutmar, Carmela.  2015.  “Conclusions” in Lutmar, Carmela and Benjamin Miller (eds), Regional Peacemaking and Conflict Management: A comparative approach, Routledge
Lutmar, Carmela and Jacob Bercovitch.  2013.  “Fragile States and Civil Wars: Is Mediation the Answer?”, Companion of Civil Wars and Fragile States edited by Graham Brown and Arnim Langer, Elgar Publishing, pp. 252-73
Druckman, Daniel and Carmela Lutmar.  2012.  Jacob Bercovitch: Understanding ‘Hands Across the Divide’ (with Daniel Druckman), 2012, Negotiation and Conflict Management Research, 5(4):  325-30

Lutmar, Carmela and Jacob Bercovitch.  Is it Time to Negotiate? – Ripeness and Leadership Changes (with Jacob Bercovitch), Negotiation Journal, forthcoming

Lutmar, Carmela and Jacob Bercovitch.  2010.  “Beyond Negotiation Deadlocks; The Importance of Mediation and Leadership Change in Breaking the Deadlock” in Breaking Deadlocks in Multilateral Settings: An Interdisciplinary Perspective edited by Amrita Narlikar London and NYC:  Cambridge UP, pp. 232-54
Lutmar, Carmela and Jacob Bercovitch.  2011.  “Civil Wars; Patterns, Consequences, and Termination; Analyzing Mediation and Leadership Changes” in An Introduction to Theories of Collective Violence edited by Tor Georg Jakobsen, NY:  Nova Scotia Publishers, 2nd edition

ב.א אוניברסיטת חיפה, PH.D אוניברסיטת ניו יורק
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