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- 8 –17.00-18.30 Session 66A: Jewish Law and Civil Law, Law School Room 129Chair: Yuval Sinai (Netanya Academic College)Ron Kleinman (Ono Academic College) – The Halakhic Validity of Civil Law and Civil Adjudication in Israel: ThePosition of R. Israel Grossman in Responsa Mishkenot IsraelIsrael Zvi Gilat (Netanya Academic College) – Confiscation of Property during Conquest: A Capricious Act?6B: Historical Aspects of Jewish Law, Law School Room 128Chair: Daniela Piattelli (Roma Tor Vergata)Haim Shapira (Bar-Ilan University) – Jewish Courts under Roman Rule: The Tannaitic EvidenceLawrence Kaplan (McGill University) – On Putting Humpty-Dumpty Together Again: The Legal Philosophy ofMaimonides’ Introduction to the Commentary on the Mishnah as Contrasted with his Later Works6C: Jewish Law and International Law, Law School Room 127Chair: Zvi Septimus (University of Toronto)Michael Broyde (Emory University) – Jewish Law and International Law: Halakha and the Law of NationsIlan Fuchs (University of Calgary) and Aviad Hollander (Bar-Ilan University) – Rabbi Shlomo Goren and Internationallaw: A critical dialogue with concepts of sovereignty and human rights18.30-20.00 Dinner (President’s Room, Woolsey Hall)20.00-21.30 Session 7: Plenary Panel: Contemporary Issues on the Interaction of Religious and Secular Law, LawSchool Room 127:Chair: Phillip Ackerman-Lieberman (Vanderbilt University), with Marshall Breger (Catholic University ofAmerica), Sherman Cohn (Georgetown Law Centre), Bernard Jackson (Liverpool Hope University), AnatolyKleymenov (Moscow Bar), Thomas Kuttner (University of Windsor), Yosef Rivlin (Bar-Ilan University)21.30-22.30 Reception hosted by Deborah Charles Publications marking the publication programme of the Agunah ResearchUnit (President’s Room, Woolsey Hall)Wednesday 1st August7.30-8.15 Breakfast (President’s Room, Woolsey Hall)8.30-10.00 Session 88A: Jewish and American Law I, Law School Room 129Chair: Mark Goldfeder (Emory University)Samuel Flaks (New York) – Law, Religion, and Pluralism: The Thought and Experiences of Nathan Isaacs (1886-1941)Michael Helfand (Pepperdine University School of Law) – Church Autonomy versus Religious Arbitration: Two Modelsof Legal Pluralism8B: Civil Law, Law School Room 128Chair: Elliot Dorff (American Jewish University)Aaron Orenstein (Zefat Academic College) – Selling an Asset in the Process of Liquidation: Considerations of Time andSpaceRam Rivlin (Tel Aviv University) – The Death and Afterlife of Modern Jewish Divorce Law
- 9 –10.00-10.30 Coffee Break, Law School Room 12410.30-12.00 Session 99A: Jewish and American Law II, Law School Room 129Chair: Sherman Cohn (Georgetown Law Centre)Elliot Dorff (American Jewish University) and Marc Gary (Jewish Theological Seminary) – Donations of Ill-Gotten Gainin Jewish and American LawDonna Litman (Nova Southeastern University) – Rules of Statutory Construction for Biblical and American Laws: AComparative Analysis9B: Jewish Law and Women’s Rights, Law School Room 128Chair: Aaron Panken (Hebrew Union College, New York)Neil Cogan (Whittier Law Center) – Women’s Rights and Jewish Law in the Public Sphere of a Jewish and DemocraticStateAvishalom Westreich (Academic Center of Law and Business) – A Newborn Halakhic Institution: Civil Marriage inJewish Law12.00-13.30 Lunch (President’s Room, Woolsey Hall)13.30-15.00 Session 1010A: The Role of Ethics in Jewish Law, Law School Room 128Chair: Martin Golding (Duke University)Chaim Saiman (Villanova Law School) – Talmudic Analytics and Ethical Thought: A study of Jewish law of theWorker’s Wages as an argument for Neo-LamdanutDaniel Sinclair (Striks CMAS Law School and Fordham University) – The Moral Image of Jewish Law as a Factor inHalakhic Decisions10B: Health Issues, Law School Room 129Chair: Amos Israel-Vleeschhouwer (IDC Herzliya)Steven Friedell (Rutgers School of Law) – The Recent Transformation of Medical Liability in Jewish LawAmit Gvaryahu (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) – Assault and Papyri: Tannaitic Discussion of Bodily Damages in theirHellenistic Setting15.00-15.15 Coffee Break, Law School Room 12415.15-16.45 Session 1111A: Jews and Jewish Law in the Ottoman Empire, Law School Room 129Chair: Shoshana Razel Gordon Guedalia (Harvard Divinity School)Ruth Lamdan (Tel Aviv University) – Jewish Encounters in Muslim Courts in the Ottoman Empire: 16 th -17 th CenturiesLeah Bornstein-Makovetsky (Ariel University Center) – Punishment for Adultery in the Jewish Society in the OttomanEmpire11B: Halakhic History and Methodology I, Law School Room 127Chair: Chaim Saiman (Villanova Law School)Leib Moscovitz (Bar-Ilan University) – “Peshat-Based Conceptualization”: Some Observations on the Halakhic-Exegetical Methodology of R. Isaac Ze’ev SoloveitchikYaakov Elman (Yeshiva University) – The Grodno School
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Page 16 and 17: - 16 -Amy BirkanAmy Birkan (Hebrew
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Page 20 and 21: - 20 -Moshe Yair Drori was born in
Page 22 and 23: - 22 -Ilan FuchsIlan Fuchs (Univers
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Page 31 and 32: - 31 -Amos Israel-Vleeschhouwer (Se
Page 33 and 34: - 33 -Birgit KleinBirgit Klein (Hoc
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