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November 2016

Curriculum Vitae and List of Publications

• Personal Details

Fany Yuval

Place and Date of Birth: Israel, 1967

Citizenship: Israeli

Military Service: January 1986-January 1988

Work Address:

Department of Public Policy and

Administration

Guilford Glazer Faculty of Business and

Management, Ben-Gurion University of the

Negev, P.O.B 653, Beer-Sheva 84105, Israel

Tel: 972-8-6472676

Email: fanyuval@bgu.ac.il

Home Address: 13 Sachlav St. Mizpe Aviv, Misgav,

20187 Israel

Cell: 972-52-6943330

• Education

B.A. 1991-1994 University of Haifa Political Science

Magna Cum Haifa, Israel

Laude

M.A. 1994-1997 University of Haifa Political Science

Magna Cum Haifa, Israel

Laude

Advisor: Dan S. Felsenthal

Title of M.A. dissertation: 'Empirical Investigation of Sequential Voting by

Veto'

Ph.D. 1997-2001 University of Haifa Political Science

Haifa, Israel

Supervisors: Dan S. Felsenthal

Title of Ph.D. dissertation: 'The Political Principle Model as an Alternative to the

Spatial Models in Politics'

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• Employment History

2011 - Present

Senior Lecturer

The Department of Public Policy and Administration

Guilford Glazer Faculty of Business and Management,

Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel

2005-2011

Lecturer

The Department of Public Policy and Administration

Guilford Glazer Faculty of Business and Management,

Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel

August-September 2011

Research Fellow

Hertie School of Governance

Berlin, Germany

2004-2005

Instructor

The Department of Political Science

University of Haifa, Israel

2003-2004

Visiting Scholar

Department of Politics,

University of New York (NYU), New York

2001-2003

Instructor-Doctor

The Department of Political Science

University of Haifa, Israel

1999-2000

Instructor

The Department of Political Science

University of Haifa, Israel

1996-1997

Research assistant

The Israeli Democracy Institute, Jerusalem, Israel

1993-1999

Teaching and Research Assistant

Department of Political Science, University of Haifa, Israel

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• Professional Activities

Positions in academic administration

2006- 2010 Department Seminar The Department of Public Policy and

Coordinator Administration, The Guilford Glazer

Faculty of Business and Management,

Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

2007-2011 Head of Local The Department of Public Policy and

Government Program Administration, The Guilford Glazer

Faculty of Business and Management,

Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

2009-2010 Member of the Research The Department of Public Policy and

Students committee Administration, The Guilford Glazer

Faculty of Business and Management,

Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

2009-2012 Department Library The Department of Public Policy and

Coordinator Administration, The Guilford Glazer

Faculty of Business and Management,

Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

2013- Teaching Committee, Chair Department of Public Policy and

Administration, The Guilford Glazer

Faculty of Business and Management,

Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

2016 - Academic Director, Department of Public Policy and

Atidim Program Administration, The Guilford Glazer

Faculty of Business and Management,

Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

2016 - Department Library The Department of Public Policy and

Coordinator Administration, The Guilford Glazer

Faculty of Business and Management,

Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

2016 - Member of the Research The Department of Public Policy and

Students committee Administration, The Guilford Glazer

Faculty of Business and Management,

Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

2016 - Department Seminar The Department of Public Policy and

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Coordinator Administration, The Guilford Glazer

Faculty of Business and Management,

Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

Educational activities

Courses taught

- The Local Government Theory and Practice: M.A. Ben-Gurion University

(Elective course)

-Public Management. (Core Course) M.A. Ben-Gurion University

- Strategic Management in the Municipal M.A. Ben-Gurion University

Administration. (Seminar)

- Organizational Behavior in the Public Sector M.A. Ben-Gurion University

(Elective course)

- Methodology and Research (Core Seminar) M.A. Ben-Gurion University

- Methodology and Research in Politics B.A. Ben-Gurion University

- Methodology and Research in Local Government M.A. University of Haifa

(Core Seminar)

- Methodology and Research in State Audits M.A. University of Haifa

(Core Seminar)

- Methodology and Research in Public M.A. University of Haifa

Administration

- Statistics and Data Analysis For the Social Sciences

(Using SPSS) (Core Course) B.A. University of Haifa

- Rational Voting B.A. University of Haifa

- Issue Voting B.A University of Haifa

- Research Methods in the Social Sciences B.A. University of Haifa

(Core Course)

Research students

2005-2006 Eyal Tevet M.A. Ben-Gurion University (with Shlomo Mizrahi)

2007-2009 Tehila Baruchi M.A. Ben-Gurion University

This work was awarded Sapir Scholarship (15,000 NIS), 2008-2010; and was elected the Best MA

work by the Israeli Political Science Association, May, 2010.

2008-2011 Eithan Seri Ph.D. Ben-Gurion University (with Arieh Gavious

and Josef Tiran)

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2008- 2011 Dan Gurfinkel M.A. Ben-Gurion University (with Guy Ben-Porat)

2010-2012 Gil Litov MA Ben-Gurion University

2010-2016 Tehila Beruchi PhD Ben-Gurion University (with Shlomo Mizrahi)

Awarded Hanegev Scholarship (2010 – 2014);

2013-2016 Ofir Abu Post Doc. Ben-Gurion University (with Guy Ben-Porat)

2015- Tamar Lazarovitch, PhD Ben-Gurion University

2015- Gil Litov, PhD Ben-Gurion University

2016- Zvi Hadar, PhD Ben-Gurion University (With Rebecca Kook)

2016 - Tali Nathan, M.A. Ben-Gurion University

2016 - Vered Uziel M.A. Ben-Gurion University

2016 - Michal Alima M.A. Ben-Gurion University (With Paula Feder-

Bubis)

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• Honors and Grants

1994 B.A. Magna Cum Laude University of Haifa

in Political Science

1996 Scholarships for the ISEF Foundation

Master’s thesis

1997 M.A. Magna Cum Laude University of Haifa

in Political Science

1997 Scholarship for research

Assistantship University of Haifa,

The Graduate Studies Authority

1999 Research grant for

Ph.D. dissertation ISEF Foundation

1999 Research grant for University of Haifa

Ph.D. dissertation The Graduate Studies

Authority

2003 Post-doctoral Award for United States-Israel

academic year 2003/2004 Educational Foundation Fulbright-

Ytzhak Rabin Award, ($22500)

2003 Rector Award for University of Haifa

Best lecturer

2003 Post-doctoral Award University of Haifa

for academic year 2003/2004 Department of Political Science

(5000 N.S.)

2003 Awarded for excellence,

for Ph.D. dissertation ISEF Foundation (10000 N.S.)

2004 Best paper award for

a journal article International Journal of Public for the

year 2003 Sector Management

2011 Best paper published Israeli Political Science Association

in Hebrew

2016 Glatt Prize for Excellence Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

in Teaching

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• Scientific Publications

(a) Refereed articles in scientific journals

1. Yuval, F. (2002). "Sophisticated Voting Under the Sequential Voting by Veto",

Theory and Decision, 53: 343-369.

2. Vigoda-Gadot, E. and Yuval, F. (2003). "Managerial quality, administrative

performance, and trust in governance: Can we point to causality?" Australian Journal

of Public Administration, 62(3): 12-25.

3. Vigoda-Gadot, E. and Yuval, F. (2003). "Managerial quality, administrative

performance, and trust in governance revisited: A follow-up study of causality",

International Journal of Public Sector Management, 16(7): 502-522.

4. Vigoda-Gadot, E. and Yuval, F. (2004). "The state of bureaucracy: Public opinion

about the performance of government agencies in Israel and the role of

socioeconomic and demographic variables", International Journal of Public Opinion

Research, 16(1): 63-80.

5. Vigoda-Gadot, E. and Yuval, F. (2004). "A national assessment project of public

administration: Theoretical framework and preliminary findings from Israel", Public

Administration Quarterly, 28(4): 501-537.

6. Yuval, F. and Hern, K. (2005). "Strategic Behavior Under Majoritarian and Non-

Majoritarian Voting Procedure" Political Behavior, 27(3): 217-237.

7. Ben-Porat, G. and Yuval, F. (2007). "Israeli Neo-conservatism: Rise and Fall?",

Israeli Studies Forum, 22(1): 3-26.

8. Yuval, F. (2011). "The Information Theory and Municipal Policy in Sport: Empirical

Evidence from an Israeli Case Study" Sport in Society, 14(1): 53-68.

9. Cohen, N., Mizrahi, S., and Yuval, F. (2011). "Public Attitudes towards the Welfare

State and Public Policy: Israel 2008". Israel Affairs, 17(4): 621-643.

10. Yuval, F. (2011) “The Electoral System as a Factor in Striking a Balance between

Governmental Stability and Representation” World Politics Science Review, 7(1): 1-

29.

11. Malul, M., and Yuval, F. (2011) “Using Education to Reduce the Wage Gap between

Men and Women.” The Journal of Socio-Economics, 40: 412-416.

12. Yuval, F., Mizrahi, S. and Cohen, N. (2011) “The Welfare State, Social Capital and

Alternative Politics: First Findings from Israel.” International Journal of Humanities

and Social Science, 1(11): 38-48.

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13. Ben-Porat, G. and Yuval, F. (2012) “Minorities in Democracy and Policing Policy:

From Alienation to Cooperation.” Policing and Society, 22(2): 235-252.

14. Galily, Y, Yuval, F., and Bar-Eli, M. (2012) “Municipal subsidiary Policy toward

Professional Sports Teams: A Democratic Deficit in the Local Government.

International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy, 32 (7): 431 – 447.

15. Cohen, N., Mizrahi, S., and Yuval, F. (2012). "Black Market Medicine and the

Welfare State: Public Opinion and Evidence from Israel". Social Policy &

Administration, 46(7): 727–747.

16. Ben Porat, G., Yuval, F. and Mizrahi, S. (2012) “The Challenge of Diversity

Management: Police Reform and the Arab Minority in Israel.” Policy Sciences,

45(3): 243-263.

17. Doron, G. and Yuval, F. (2014). “Between the Quality of the Environment and the

Quality of the Performances in Israeli Local Government” Israel Affairs, 20(4):470-

483.

18. Mizrachi, S. Yuval F. and Cohen, N. (2014). “Alternative Politics and Attitudes

towards the Welfare State: Theory and Empirical Findings from Israel”, Politics and

Policy, 42(6): 850-880.

19. Beeri I. and Yuval, F. (2015). “New Localism and Neutralizing Local Government:

Has Anyone Bothered Asking the Public for Its Opinion?” Journal of Public

Administration Research and Theory, 25(2): 623–653.

20. Ben-Porat, G., Shamir, O, and Yuval, F. “Value for Money: Political Consumerism in

Israel”, Journal of Consumer Culture, FORTHCOMING. (accepted for publication

April 11, 2014).

21. Abu, O., Yuval, F., and Ben-Porat, G. (forthcoming) "Race, Racism, and Policing:

Responses of Ethiopian Jews in Israel to Stigmatization by the Police" Ethnicities, http://etn.sagepub.com/cgi/reprint/1468796816664750v1.pdf?ijkey=fkFpp3ufHS8sJsO&keytype=finit

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(b) Books and articles pending publication

In preparation

1. Ben-Porat, and Yuval, F. Policing Minorities in Israel, accepted for publication

in Oct, 26 2016, Press Syndicate, Cambridge University Press, January, 2018.

(c) Chapter in books

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1. Yuval, F. (2009). "Stability and Representation as a Function of Voting System." In

Casif , E. (ed.) Dividing Israel: Fair and Regional Divisions, Tel Aviv: Carmel

(Hebrew).

2. Abu, O., Yuval, F. and Ben-Porat, G. (2010) “‘All That Is Left’: The Demise of the

Zionist Left Parties, 1992-2009.” In: Arian, A. Shamir, M. (eds.) The Elections in

Israel – 2009, Jerusalem: The Israel Democracy Institute (English/Hebrew).

3. Yuval, F. (2011) “Is TR Good for Israel? Simulation Analysis of Total Representative

Electoral System in Israel.” In: Doron, G. (ed.) Regional Elections in Israel:

Principles, Advantages and Political Feasibility, Tel Aviv: The Israeli Political

Science Association Publication (Hebrew).

4. Doron, G. and Yuval, F. (2012). “Public Goods and Local Goods: Environment and

Quality of Local Government Performance in Israel.” In: Lasri, E. (ed.) Economics,

Society and Privatization in Local Government. Tel Aviv: Local Government

Institute of Bar Ilan University and Etgar- strategic solutions and Entrepreneurship

(Hebrew).

(d) Unrefereed professional articles and publications

1. *Mizrahi, S., Yuval, F., and Cohen, N., (2011) The Welfare State, Alternative

Politics, and Public Opinion: Israel 2011. Beer-Sheva: Department of

Public Policy and Administration, Ben-Gurion University. Working paper

no. 4 (Hebrew).

1. *Beeri, I., Yuval, F., and Sarig, E. (2011) “National Assessment Project of

Local Government (NAPLG) 2010” Working Paper no. 3. (Hebrew).

2. *Cohen, N, Mizrahi, S. & Yuval, F. (2010) "The Welfare State, Public

Policy and Public Opinion: Israel 2008", Bitachon Sociali, Vol. 82:39-74.

(Hebrew).

3. *Yuval, F. and Veturi, A. (2010). Questioning Women’s Role in Energy

Development, www.efonet .org.

4. *Yuval, F. (2009). Municipal Public Subsidiary to Professional Sports

Teams in Herzliya. Research report submitted to Herzliya Local Authority

(Hebrew).

5. *Cohen, N, Mizrahi, S., and Yuval, F. (2008) The Welfare State, Public

Policy and Public Opinion: Israel 2008. Beer-Sheva: Department of Public

Policy and Administration, Ben-Gurion University. Working paper no. 3

(Hebrew).

6. *Malul, M., and Yuval, F. (2008). The Training Program for Executive

Committee of Abu Basma, the New Bedouin Local Authority. Research

report submitted to Abu Basma Local Authority (Hebrew).

7. *Ben Porat, G. and Yuval, F. (2008). The Police and the Minority of Arabs

in Israel. Working paper submitted to The Abraham Fund, Jerusalem, Israel

(Hebrew).

8. *Doron, G., Yuval, F., Levi-Faur, D., Comaneshter, H. (2006). "The

Regulation of Media in the Age of Globalization". In Ma'arach Hegionot,

The Israeli Democracy Institute and The Second Television and Radio

Authority. (Hebrew).

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9. *Yuval, F. (2006). "The Influence of Political Issues on Voters' Behavior in

Israel", Politica, 15: 25-49. (Hebrew).

10. Vigoda, E. and Yuval, F. (2001-2004). The Performance of the Israeli

Public Sector: A Citizens Survey and National Assessment, The Center for

the study of Organizations and Human Resource Management and the

Department of Political Science. Haifa; The University of Haifa. Working

papers no. 1-4 (Hebrew).

11. Yuval, F. (2002) “Excellency and Welfare”. Gender Investigation. Israel

Association for Feminist and Gender Studies, Haifa: University of Haifa.

Vol. 10-11, pp: 12-13. (Hebrew).

• Lectures and Presentations at Meetings

(a) Presentation of papers at conferences

Yuval, F., 2016. Chair: "The Role of Local Government in Advancing Gender

Equality”. Panel Code: J-RC05/19.05, International Political Science

Association (IPSA), Annual Meeting, Poznan, Poland, July 23-28, 2016.

Yuval, F., Kook, B., and Harel Shalev, A. 2016. "Local Management and

Gender Inequality in Diverse Cultural Communities in Israel”, International

Political Science Association (IPSA), Annual Meeting, Poznan, Poland, July

23-28, 2016.

Yuval, F., 2015. Chair: "Diversities Reconsidered: Politics, and Political

Science, in the 21st Century - the Israeli Case", American Political Science

Association (APSA) annual Meeting, San Francisco, September 3-6, 2015.

Yuval, F., Kook, B., and Harel Shalev, A. 2015. "Diversity in Local

Management - Municipal Policies and Gender Equality in Culturally Diverse

Democracies", American Political Science Association (APSA) annual

Meeting, San Francisco, September 3-6, 2015.

Yuval, F., Kook, B., and Harel Shalev, A. 2015. “Gendering Local

Government”, Association for Israeli Study (AIS), Montreal, Canada, 1-3

June, 2015.

Yuval, F. and Beeri Itai, 2015. “New Localism and Neutralizing Local

Government”, The Israeli Regional Studies Association, Human capital

innovation and regional development, Technion, Haifa, Israel, October 10,

2015.

Yuval, F. 2014. “Bureaucracy and the public sector”, Chair, The Israeli

Political Science Association, Israel, 8 may 2014, Ben-Gurion University of

the Negev, Beer Sheva, Israel.

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Yuval, F. and Gilad S. 2013. Workshop Leader: Public policy and Regulatory

Governance, The 9th Annual Conference for Graduate Students in Political

Science and Related Disciplines. The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel,

December 11-13, 2013.

Beeri, I., and Yuval, F. 2010 “From the Bottom up in Local Government: Are

Local Social Capital and the Residents’ Satisfaction and Trust linked with the

Effectiveness of Local Democracy and Municipal Reforms?”, An

International Workshop: Local Government in a Changing World. 8-11 July

2010, Israel: Jerusalem, The Dead Sea and Beer Sheva.

Yuval, F. and Shamir, O. 2010. Political Participation: Between formal and

informal patterns, Chair, 6 may 2010, Herzliya, Israel.

Yuval, F. 2010. “Questioning Women’s Role in Energy Development”,

An international workshop: “Policy Tools for Speeding up Innovation in the

Energy Sector”, 11-12 March, 2010, Spain: San Sebastian.

Yuval, F. 2009. "Management tool for gender gap in local governments”,

American Political Science Association (APSA), 2-5 September, 2009,

Toronto, Canada.

Yuval, F. 2009. "Developing a management tool for gender gap in local

governments”, Yesrael Valley College, Israel, May 21. Mizrahi, S., Shalev, M., and Yuval, F. 2008. Workshop Leader with: Public

policy and Political Institutions, The Third Annual Conference for Graduate

Students in Political Science and Related Disciplines. Israel, The Hebrew

University of Jerusalem, 17 January, 2008.

Yuval, F. 2007. "The Mayor Paradox: Lessening local services increasing

voters support". Public Policy and the Israeli Welfare State, Open University,

Israel, Ra'anana, 27 December, 2007.

Yuval, F. 2007. "Welfare Services and the Local Government", The Israeli

Political Science Association, Israel, Akko, 31 May, 2007.

Yuval, F.2006. "Regional Election: Simulation Analysis of the 16-17 General

Election to the Israeli Knesset", The Israeli Political Science Association,

Israel, Raanana,15 June, 2006.

Yuval, F. 2006. "Regional Election: Dose it Make any Difference?" Dividing

Israel, Tel-Aviv University, 5 March, 2006.

Yuval, F. 2005. “A Political Approach to the Economic Theory of Voting”.

Public Choice Society, 10-13 March, 2005, New Orleans, U.S.

Yuval, F. and Vigoda-Gadot, E. 2004. “Citizens and Public Administration: A

Reciprocal Relationships Cycle”. American Political Science Association

(APSA), 2-5 September, 2004, Chicago, U.S.

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Hern, K. and Yuval F. 2003. “Strategic Voting Under Majoritarian and Non-

Majoritarian Voting Procedure”. European Consortium for Political Research

(ECPR), 18-21 September 2003, Marburg, Germany.

Vigoda-Gadot,, E., Yuval, F. and Ruvio, A. 2003. “Managerial quality,

administrative performance, and trust in governance revisited: A follow up-

study of causality”? The European Group of Public Administration (EGPA)

Annual Conference, The study group of Productivity and Quality in the Public

Sector, 3-6 September 2003, Lisbon, Portugal. Electronic publication.

Vigoda, E. & Yuval, F., 2002. “The European Assessment Project of Public

Administration (EAPPA). An Israeli experience”. The European Group of

Public Administration (EGPA) Annual Conference, The study group of

Productivity and Quality in the Public Sector, 4-7 September 2002, Potsdam,

Germany.

Vigoda, E. & Yuval, F., 2002. “Citizens' Attitudes Toward the Public

Administration in Israel” The Center of the Study of Organizations and

Human Resource Management, 20 May, 2002, University of Haifa, Israel.

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(b) Seminar presentations at universities and other institutions

Department of Public Policy and Administration, Ben-Gurion

University, 2012.

Guilford Glazer Faculty of Business and Management, Ben-

Gurion University of the Negev, December, 2010.

The Sub-committee election system of the National

Commission for Examination of Structure of the Government

in Israel, Herzliya, Jun 2006.

Ytsug-Shalem (YESH) Association, Tel-Aviv University, Jun

2006.

Department of Public Policy and Administration, Ben-Gurion

University, 2005.

Department of Political Science, University of Haifa, 2001.

Research grant

2006 Research grant for Simulative The Israeli Political

Analysis for the National Science Association

Commission for Examination (10000 N.S.)

of Structure of the

Government in Israel

(Megidor Committee)

2006 Research grant for Simulative Citizens' Empowerment

Analysis for the National Center in Israel

Commission for Examination (10000 N.S.)

of Structure of the

Government in Israel

(Megidor Committee)

2007-8 Research grant Herzeliya Municipality

Municipal Public Subsidiary to (18375 N.S.)

Professional Sports Teams in

Herzliya

2007-8 Research grant The Abraham Fund.

The Police and the Minority With Guy Ben-Porat

of Arabs in Israel: (58000 N.S.)

qualitative study

2007 Research proposal Submitted to the ISF

The Decline of the Welfare State With Shlomo Mizrahi

and Social Protection in Israel: Very Good

Social Attitudes, Retrenchment

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Strategies and Alternative Politics.

2009 Research grant The Abraham Fund.

The Police and the Minority With Guy Ben-Porat

of Arabs in Israel: (48000 N.S.)

quantitative study

2011 ISF Grant

Minorities in Democracy

and Policing Policy-From With Guy Ben-Porat

Alienation to Cooperation (370,800 N.S. For 3 years).

2015-2016 Bronfman Program for With Kook Rebecca, Harel-

Brandeis-Israel Collaborative Shalev Ayelet, and Reinharz

Research. Shula

The Role of Municipal ($11,000 For one year).

Level Policy in Advancing Gender

Equality in Diverse Democracies”

2016-2018 The National Lottery (Mipal With Lilach Laufman

Ha’Pais), The Federation of (70,000 NIS for 18 months).

Local Authorities in Israel,

and the Federation of Regional

Councils.

Effectiveness of the police's

performance as a function of policing

pattern: urban and integrated.

2016-2019 Ministry of Science, Technology With Kook Rebecca, Harel-

& Space, State of Israel. Shalev Ayelet

Gendering Local Governments: (322,460 NIS for Three years)

The Role of Local Authorities

in Advancing Gender Equality

in a Culturally Diverse Democracy