Prof. Abulof is an
assistant professor of politics at Tel-Aviv University and a senior research
fellow at Princeton University’s LISD / Woodrow Wilson School. He studies
political legitimation and violence, focusing on nationalism, democratization,
nuclear proliferation, revolutions, and ethnic conflicts in the Middle East,
Canada, and South Africa.
Prof. Abulof’s first book, Living
on the Edge: The Existential Uncertainty of Zionism (forthcoming
from Haifa University Press) received the Bahat Prize for the Best Academic
Book. He recently completed his second book, The Mortality of Morality of Nations (under
contract, Cambridge University Press). Prof. Abulof has been published
extensively in academic journals and various public venues, contributing op-eds
to both Hebrew and English outlets (such as Haaretz and the Huffington
Post). He is also an editorial staff member and writer for the Eretz
Acheret (A Different Land) Hebrew Journal.
Contact: uabulof@princeton.edu