Classes
Bachelor's degree courses
Introduction to the History of the Muslim People – Part B [14th-20th centuries].
War, Society and Mobilization in the Middle East and the Balkans, 1830-1923.
Between East and West: Muslims, Christians and Jews in the Balkans.
Modern Turkey: Society and Culture.
World War I in the Middle East: Social and Cultural History.
Master's degree courses
Debating the Ottoman Past: Reading Texts in Arabic.
Ottoman Turkish.
Writing the Social History of the Modern Middle East.
Departmental Seminar for Graduate Students.
Supervision
Master's Students
Roy Fischel, 2004/5-2005/6, together with Prof. Ruth Kark, “Abdülhamid II and Palestine: Imperial Policy and Private Lands” (thesis approved 2006).
Rafi Izraelov [Beyhanov], 2006/7- 2010/1, “The Shaping of Azeri Identity in History Text Books published in Azerbaijan after 1991” (thesis approved 2011).
Eyal Berelovich, 2008/9-2010/1, together with Prof. Ruth Kark, “Ottoman Military Preparations to WWI: the Palestinian Front” (thesis approved 2011).
Nadav Solomonovich, 2008/9-2010/1, together with Dr. Anat Lapidot-Firilla, “The Shaping of Pan-Turkish Discourse in the Short Stories of Ömer Seyfettin between the Young Turk Revolution (1908) and the Outbreak of WWI” (thesis approved 2011).
Ehud Most, 2009/10-2010/1, “The Changing Perception of Sultan Abdülhamit II (r. 1876-1908/9) in Arabic Historiography” (thesis approved 2011).
Dror Klein, 2012/13-present: “The ´Ulama in Ottoman Bosnia according to Al-Jawhar al-Asnā fī Tarājim Ulamā‘ wa Shu‘arā’ Būsna.”
Doctoral students
Guy Rak, 2008/09-present, together with Prof. Rachel Milstein, “The Visual Culture of the Ottoman Empire: The Architecture of the Second Constitutional Period (1908-1918)”.
Linda Michaud-Emin, 2008/09-present, together with Prof. Jan Erk (University of Leiden), “Competing Nationalisms in Northern Cyprus and Québec”.
Khader Salama, 2009/10-present, together with Prof. Amnon Cohen, “The Sharī´a Court of Sixteenth-Century Ottoman Jerusalem”.
Nadav Solomonivich, 2011/12-present, together with Dr. Umit Uzer (İstanbul Teknik Üniversitesi), “The Affect of the Turkish Involvement in the Korean War (1950-1953) on Turkish Politics and Society”.
Eyal Berelovich, 2011/12-present, together with Prof. Alon Kadish, “The Shaping of the Ottoman Military Perceptions on the Eve of WWI and during the War”.
Ehud Most, 2011/12-present, “The Late Ottoman Period in Islamist Arab Historiography”.
Post-doctoral Visitors
Omri Paz, 2014-2015, Lady Davis post-doctoral fellowship.