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Elad Uzan

Elad Uzan is a Ph.D. candidate in philosophy and international law at The Zvi Meitar Center for Advanced Legal Studies at Tel Aviv University. He works in moral, political and legal philosophy, especially on the law and ethics of war and permissible harm. He recently held visiting posts at Harvard Law School and Oxford's Faculty of Philosophy.

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War & Security

How Do We End the Never-Ending Wars?

Wars may begin like they always have, but they no longer end as they once did. We need an ethics of war termination to hold politicians accountable.

Elad Uzan

Global Justice, Philosophy & Religion

The Growing Orthodox Threat to Israeli Democracy

It is becoming impossible to ignore the growing theocratic elements in a nation that sees itself as the only democracy in the Middle East.

Elad Uzan

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