“Consequences for Middle Eastern States

Since the Arab Spring”

Friday, November 9, 2018

12:00pm

Anthropology 303

The VLK Lecture on Israel and the Middle East brings to the Emory

University campus noted scholars in fields that relate to Israel and the

Middle East. Vicki Kaplan Haberman graduated from Emory in 1981.

Her family and friends created the lecture series to honor her memory

as a dear classmate, caring friend, and wonderful mother and wife.

Through her years at Emory College and Tulane Law School, Vicki

exhibited unwavering dedication to her beliefs and to her friends and

family. She cared about her Jewish roots and became excitedly engaged

in Israel.

The first VLK Lecture is supported by the VLK Lecture Fund and the

Hightower Fund, and coordinated by the Emory Institute for the Study

of Modern Israel (ISMI).

Sponsors include the following Departments of Emory College: Tam

Institute for Jewish Studies, Middle Eastern and South Asian Studies,

Political Science, and History.

Institute for the Study of Modern Israel (ISMI) www.ismi.emory.edu Tel: 404-727-2798

Emory Institute for the Study of

Modern Israel (ISMI) welcomes

Professor Emeritus

Asher Susser Tel Aviv University

For forty years, Asher Susser has made major contributions to the field of modern Middle Eastern History, publishing scholarly articles, essays in collected volumes, websites and popular publications. Asher is a superb teacher with impeccable standards for academic excellence.

Professor Susser teaches in the Department of Middle Eastern and African History at Tel Aviv University. He has spent academic semesters and years teaching at the Crown Center for Middle East Studies at Brandeis University as the Senior Fellow on the Myra and Robert Kraft Chair in Arab Politics and in the University of Arizona Center for Judaic Studies. He has lectured widely in Europe, Canada, the United States, South Africa and numerous other countries.

VLK Lecture on Israel

and the Middle East

The Vicki Kaplan Haberman Lecture on Israel and the Middle East

brings to the Emory University campus noted scholars in fields that

relate to Israel and the Middle East. Vicki Kaplan Haberman graduated

from Emory in 1983. Her family and friends created the lecture series to

honor her memory as a dear classmate, caring friend, and wonderful

mother and wife. Through her years at Emory College and Tulane Law

School, Vicki exhibited unwavering dedication to her beliefs and to her

friends and family. She cared about her Jewish roots and became

excitedly engaged in Israel.

The first Haberman Lecture is supported by the Haberman Lecture

Fund and the Hightower Fund, and coordinated by the Emory Institute

for the Study of Modern Israel (ISMI).

Sponsors include the following Departments of Emory College: Tam

Institute for Jewish Studies, Middle Eastern and South Asian Studies,

Political Science, History, and Religion.

Institute for the Study of Modern Israel (ISMI) www.ismi.emory.edu Tel: 404-727-2798

Emory Institute for the Study of Modern

Israel (ISMI) welcomes

Professor Emeritus

Asher Susser Tel Aviv University

For forty years, Asher Susser has made major contributions to the field of modern Middle Eastern History, publishing scholarly articles, essays in collected volumes, websites and popular publications. Asher is a superb teacher with impeccable standards for academic excellence. Professor Susser teaches in the Department of Middle Eastern and African History at Tel Aviv University. He has spent academic semesters and years teaching at the Crown Center for Middle East Studies at Brandeis University as the Senior Fellow on the Myra and Robert Kraft Chair in Arab Politics and in the University of Arizona Center for Judaic Studies. He has lectured widely in Europe, Canada, the United States, South Africa and numerous other countries.

Haberman Lecture on Israel

and the Middle East

The Emory Institute for the Study of Modern Israel invites

you to the inaugural Vicki Kaplan Haberman Lecture to be

held at 12:00pm on Friday, November 9, 2018, on the Emory

Campus in Anthropology 303

Tel Aviv University Professor Emeritus Asher Susser will present

Consequences for Middle Eastern States

Since the Arab Spring

FRIDAY NOV 9 at NOON

ANTHROPOLOGY 303