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Program on Israeli Law, Economy and Society (ILES)

The Program on Israeli Law, Economy and Society (ILES) is a cross-campus initiative supporting academic discourse and scholarship on the study of Israel, through course coordination, programming, and research support.

The ILES Program provides a center for faculty and student research and discussion, a convener for speakers and conferences, a supporter of new research areas and classes, and an avenue for collaboration with Israeli universities and academics.

The Program’s ongoing initiatives include: The Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert Foundation Colloquium in Israeli Law, Economy and Society, a campus-wide forum for academic discussion between faculty, campus and graduate student Fellows; the Tel Aviv-Berkeley LL.M. (Masters Degree) Program, now in its seventh year; the Graduate Student Workshop in Israeli Law, Economy and Society, as well as programs supporting visiting faculty and fellows, undergraduate and graduate courses in a variety of Departments, and research.



Photo Credits: (1) Dmitry Pistrov; (2) AP (Bernat Armangue); (3) Andrew Ratto; (4) Clare Bayley.