A. Articles in Refereed Journals​

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Eyal Katvan, “Compulsory Physical Examinations for Determination of Disability “, 15 Refuah U-Mishpat  [Law & Medicine] (1996) 33 (in Hebrew).

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Eyal Katvan, Nadav Davidovitch, “Between Health, Politics and Professionalism: Medical Examination of Emigration Applicants to Pre-State Israel, 1925-1928”, 11 Israel (2007) 31 (in Hebrew).

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Eyal Katvan, “The Family Unit as a Biological Cell – Medical Examinations and the Good-Measures of Woman”, 6 Law & Business (2007) 487 (in Hebrew).

 

​Eyal Katvan, Halperin-Kaddari, Ruth, “The Feminist Proposal is really Ridiculous”"Women’s Battle to Become Advocates in Pre-State Israel”, 25 Mechkarey Mishpat [Bar-Ilan Law Studies] (2009) 237 (in Hebrew).  

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Eyal Katvan, “” The Country is Our Battlefront and We Must Be the Guardians of Health”: The founding of the “Medical Office” and the system of medical diagnosis of prospective immigrants to Palestine (1934-1939)”, 18 Iyunim Betkumat Israel (2009)167 (in Hebrew).

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Eyal Katvan, “No more “Decorative Parsley”: The Struggle for Judicial Appointments for Women”, 32 Iyuney Mishpat (Tel-Aviv University Law Journal) (2010) 69 (in Hebrew).

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Eyal Katvan, “Who is the Landlord? Quarantine and Medical Examinations for Immigrants at the Gates of Eretz-Israel (1918-1929)”, 20 Korot (2010) 37 (in Hebrew).

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Eyal Katvan, Nira Bartal, “The Midwives Ordinance (Palestine, 1929): Historical Perspectives and Current Lessons”, 17 Nursing Inquiry, (2010) 165.

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Eyal Katvan, Boaz Shnoor, “Between Civility and Reputation”, 15 Hamishpat (2010) 71 (in Hebrew).

 

​Eyal Katvan, “That was the Beginning”: Professionalization and Americanization of Dentistry in (Pre-State) Israel”, 58 Journal of the History of Dentistry (2010) 147 (the American Academy of the History of Dentistry). 

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Eyal Katvan, Nadav Davidovitch, “The Examiners of the Immigrants to Mandatory Palestine between two World Wars”, 20 Korot (2010)19 (in Hebrew).

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Eyal Katvan, “The History of Dentistry in pre-State Israel: The De-Feminization Process”, 16 Hamishpat (2011) 173 (in Hebrew).

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Rina Bogoch, Ruth Halperin-Kaddari, Eyal Katvan, “Family Law in the Age of Computerized Databases: The Impact of Legal Databases on the Practice of Family Law in Israel”, 34 Iyuney Mishpat (Tel-Aviv University Law Journal) (2011) 603 (in Hebrew).

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Eyal Katvan, “Preventive (Marriage and Divorce) Medicine: Premarital Examinations and the Medicalization of Domestic Violence”, 10 Aley Mishpat (Academic Center f Law & Business Law Journal) (2012) 73 (in Hebrew). 

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Jonathan Cohen, Tamar Ashkenazi, Eyal Katvan, Pierre Singer, “Brain Death Determination in Israel: The First Two Years Experience Following Changes to the Brain Death Law—Opportunities and Challenges”, 12 Am. J. of Transplantation (2012) 2514. 

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Eyal Katvan , Carole Silver & Neta Ziv, Too many lawyers?, International Journal of the Legal Profession, 19:2-3, 123-129

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a. Eyal Katvan, “The “Overcrowding the Profession” Argument and the Professional Melting Pot”, International Journal of the Legal Profession (2013). 

b. Eyal Katvan, “Overcrowding the Profession” – An Artificial Argument?. 3(3) Oñati Socio-legal Series [online], (2013) 409.

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Chemi Ben-Noon, Boaz Shnoor, Eyal Katvan, “Judges ‘Perception of Lawyers’ Behavior in Court”, Hamishpat Law Journal (2015) (in Hebrew). 

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Katvan et al., “Age limitation for organ transplantation: the Israeli example”, 46(1) Age & Aging (2017) 8.

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Jonathan Cohen, Ruth Rahamimov, Aaron Hoffman, Eyal Katvan,  Kyril Grozovski and Tamar Ashkenazi, “Derivation and Implementation of a Protocol for Organ Donation after Cardio-Circulatory Death in Israel”, 19 The Israel Medical Association Journal  (2017) 566.  

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Boaz Shnoor and Eyal Katvan, “Informed Consent to Legal Treatment – Lessons from Medical Informed Consent", 24(2) International Journal of the Legal Profession (2017) 125.​

 

Limor Zer-Gutman, Eyal Katvan and Boaz Shnoor, “Honor and Respect, the Private and Professional among Lawyers”, 11 Din Udvarim (2018) 457 (in Hebrew). 

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a. Eyal Katvan and Boaz Shnoor, “Court’s Precious Time: Transparency, Honor and Judicial Scarce Resources”, (2017)  Oñati Socio-Legal Series 7(4) 825

b.  Eyal Katvan and Boaz Shnoor, “A Perfect Façade?”: Transparency, Honor and Judicial Scarce Resources”, 26(1) International Journal of the Legal Profession, (2018) 143.

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Eyal Katvan, “‘Policy Makers’: The genealogy of the immigrant’s ‘Health Card (1926)’”, 171 Cathedra (2019) (in Hebrew). 

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Eyal Katvan, ““Toothless Law”: The Regulation (or Vaguelation) of Dentistry in Mandate Palestine”, Medizin, Gesellschaft und Geschichte – Beihefte 2019.

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Eyal Katvan, “Women in the Professions in Mandate Palestine”, 34 Nashim Journal  2019.

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Eyal Katvan and Boaz Shnoor, “Workers’ Honor, Anger and Emotions in Mandate Palestine Informal Courts”, Law, Society and Cloture (Special Issue on Emotions, Tel-Aviv University) (forthcoming 2019) (in Hebrew).

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Eyal Katvan and Boaz Shnoor, “Medical Staff’s Honor in Mandate Palestine”, Koroth (forthcoming 2020) (in Hebrew).

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Eyal Katvan and Boaz Shnoor, “Honor and Defamation in Israel – between three authorities”, Mozney Mishpat (forthcoming 2019) (in Hebrew). 

 

​Eyal Katvan and Meron Pioterkovski, “Josephine Zurcher-Fallsheer – The Forgotten Doctor”,  Bioethics, Law and Medicine (forthcoming 2020 (in Hebrew)

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Eyal Katvan and Boaz Shnoor, “Don Quixote de la Corte: Serial Litigants, Emotions, and Access to Justice”, Oñati Socio-Legal Series, OSLS (2020)

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Ruth Halperin-Kaddari, Eyal Katvan and Bryna Bogoch, "DISTORTED DIGITAL DATABASES AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF LEGAL KNOWLEDGE", University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law (forthcoming, 2021)

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Boaz Shnoor and Eyal Katvan, “Honor, Freedom of Expression, and Judicial Independence in Mandate Times: A 3D Test Case”, Israel Studies (2021)

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Cohen, Ashkenazi, Katvan, Brain death determination in Israel: the first 9 years’ experience following changes made by the Brain and Respiratory Death Determination Law, IMAJ (forthcoming, 2021)

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Eyal Katvan and Boaz Shnoor, Lawyer’s Uniforms, Hapraklit

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Katvan E., Sagy Y., Shachar Y. “Kosher” Judgements in a Pigskin: The British Mandate Law Reports as an Historical Source, submitted to: Zmanim (in Hebrew)

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Cohen J., Katvan E., Ashkenazi T., Organ donation in the time of COVID-19: The Israeli experience one year into the pandemic – ethical and policy implications, Israel Journal of Health Policy Research

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Amit Rimon, Daniel Gelman, Ortal Yerushalmy, Shunit Coppenhagen-Glazer, Eyal Katvan, Ran Nir Paz, Ronen Hazan, "Phage Therapy in Israel, Past, Present, and Future", PHAGE: Therapy, Applications, and Research  

 

Eyal Katvan, Jonathan Cohen, Ruth Rahamimov,and Tamar Ashkenazi, A comparison of recalled pain memory following living kidney donation between directed  and non-directed, altruistic donors" Progress in Transplantation 

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Tamar Ashkenazi, Jonathan Cohen, Daniel Gelman, Eyal Katvan, “The Psychological Examination and Evaluation of Unrelated Kidney Donors in Israel: A Suggested Model”, Psychology, Health & Medicine

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Yair Sagy, Eyal Katvan, “Hoist by the Colonizer’s Own Device? Law Reporting in Mandatory Palestine”, American Journal of Legal History

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Hadil Onallah ,Ronen Hazan , Ran Nir-Paz… Eyal Katvan et. al, “Refractory Pseudomonas aeruginosa infections treated with Phage PASA16: a compassionate use case series”, MED Journal

Boaz Shnoor, Eyal Katvan, “Rulers, Victims, Educators, or Partners? Judges’ Perception on Their Relationship with Lawyers”, Cardozo International & Comparative Law Review

Eyal Katvan, “Dating Advocate Ginmberg’s Signboard” (essay), Law, Society and Cloture (Special Issue on “Material”, Tel-Aviv University) (in Hebrew) 

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B.  Chapters in Scientific Books (Refereed)

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Katvan, Eyal, “Different(ial) Diagnosis – On Compulsory Examinations and their Relation with Women Oppression”, in Law, Gender & Feminism, (ed. D. Barak-Erez, S. Yanisky-Ravid, Y. Biton, D. Fogatch,) (2007) 849 (in Hebrew).

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Katvan E. Shilo M. & Halperin-Kaddari R., (2010). Complex Identities and Divided Identities. In Katvan E. Shilo M. & Halperin-Kaddari R., (Eds.). (2010), One Law for Men and Women: Women, Rights and Law during the British Mandate. (pp. 7-18). Bar Ilan University Press.  

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Katvan, Eyal, Halperin-Kaddari, Ruth, “”When the Woman Becomes a Lawyer”: Rosa Ginzberg and Her Battle to Become a Lawyer in Pre-State Israel”, One Law for Men and Women: Women and Law during the British Mandate (ed. Eyal Katvan, Margalit Shilo, Ruth Halperin-Kaddari) (2010) 253 (in Hebrew).

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Katvan Eyal, "Women in a Man's Toga: Women's Entrance into and Integration within the Legal Profession in Eretz-Israel and in Israel", Gender in Israel A (2011) 263 (in Hebrew).

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Katvan, Eyal, Bartal, Nira, "A Law is Born: The Midwives Ordinance, Gender and Professional Regulation during the British Mandate", One Law for Men and Women: Women and Law during the British Mandate (ed. Eyal Katvan, Margalit Shilo, Ruth Halperin-Kaddari) (2010) 469 (in Hebrew).

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Katvan Eyal, "The Entry and Integration of Women into Judicial Positions in Israel" in Gender and Judging (Ulrike Schultz, Gisela Shaw, Hart Publishing) (2013) 83. 

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Cited several times in: Susan D. Franck et al., “The Diversity Challenge: Exploring the "Invisible College" of International Arbitration”, (2015) 53 Colum. J. Transnat'l L. 429.

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Shnoor Boaz, Eyal Katvan, “The Ringworm Victims Compensation Law – 1994: Legislation and Court Decisions – between Rhetoric and Compensation”, Ringworm - The International  and the Israeli Saga, ( eds: Shvarts S, Sadetzki S.,  Ben Gurion University Publication) (2018) 459 (in Hebrew).

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Eyal katvan, Limor Zer-Gutman, Neta Ziv, “Lawyers in Israel: Numbers, Make-Up and Modes of Practices - What Can Facts tell us about the State of the Profession?”, in Lawyers in Society (ed. By Richard Abel, Ulrike Schultz, Hilary Sommerlad and Ole Hammerslev, Hart Publishing, forthcoming 2020).

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Eyal Katvan and Ruth Halperin-Kaddari, “Women's entry and integration into Israel's legal Academia – History, Story, Non-Story and the MEN(tor)”, in Gender and Careers in the Legal Academy (ed. By Ulrike Schultz, forthcoming 2019).

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C. Other Scientific Publications

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Conference Proceedings

Katvan Eyal, Ben-Or Gali, "Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis – International Legal Aspects", in Bioethical Issues of Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD), (ed. Michel Ravel, The National Bioethics Council, 2008) 36.

 

 

Entries in Encyclopedias

Katvan, Eyal, Halperin-Kaddari, Ruth, “Rosa Ginossar”, in Jewish Women: A Comprehensive Historical Encyclopedia (Jerusalem, Shalvi Publishing, 2006).

 

Book Reviews

Eyal Katvan, “Omi Leissner, Mining Women’s Bodies: The Case of Childbirth in Israel” In NASHIM Journal 2019.

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Katvan E., Book Review: Rhona Seidelman, Under Quarantine: Immigrants and Disease at Israel’s Gate (New Brunswick, New Jersey: Rutgers University Press, 2020) 240 pages, $29.95, Paperback, AJS Review

 

Katvan E. (2022), Book Review: Margalit Shilo: The land of (professional) opportunities. Cathedra

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D. Newspaper Articles

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• Eyal Katvan, “Corona Days: Back To Quarantine”, (23/2/2020), Israel Hayom (in Hebrew)

• Eyal Katvan, Ruth Halperin-Kaddari, “Remembering Israel’s First Female Lawyer, 90 Years On”, (19/2/2020), Haaretz (in Hebrew)

• Eyal Katvan, Boaz Shnoor, “Yes. Discover the Judicial Overload”, (11.02.2020) Israel Hayom (in Hebrew)

• Eyal Katvan, Nira Bartal, “A Midwife’s Tale”, (25/09/2011) HAARETZ (Health) (in Hebrew)

• Eyal Katvan, Yoel Donchin, “Refugees and Public Health”, (19/09/2011) HAARETZ (Health) (in Hebrew)​

• Eyal Katvan, Shifra Shvarts, “Teeth along the Years (The reasons why there is no Public Dental Insurance in Israel)", 08/5/2011) HAARETZ (Health) ( (in Hebrew)

• Eyal Katvan, "Pioneering Women in the Legal Arena in (pre) State Israel", “Open Doors” (March 2011) JOURNAL OF THE ISRAEL BAR, Haifa District 

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