Anat Rosner

Anat Ovadia-Rosner is a Ph.D. candidate at the Zvi Meitar Center for Advanced Legal Studies. supervised by Prof. Yishai Blank. Her research interests include constitutional and administrative law, legal history and democratic theory.

Anat holds a B.A. from the Honors Program in Humanities and Arts (magna cum laude), an LL.B. in law (magna cum laude) and an M.A in history (summa cum laude) from Tel Aviv University. Her M.A thesis, supervised by Dr. Yael Sternhell, focused on legal proceedings concerning racial segregation in the American South. During her studies, Anat served as a student Editor-in-Chief of TAU Law Review ("Iyunei Mishpat") as well as a research and teaching assistant in various fields. She had also worked in the Office of Legal Counsel & Legislative Affairs at the Israeli Ministry of Justice (Department of Public-Constitutional Law). Prior to starting her Ph.D., Anat completed her legal internship at the Israeli Supreme Court, where she clerked for Justice Daphne Barak-Erez. She currently teaches a course on Legal Research and Writing for 1L students.

"Israeli Legal Education as Training for Competition" 9 Tel Aviv University Journal of Law and Social Change 229 (2017) [Hebrew].

• Zvi Meitar Scholarship for Advanced Legal Studies (2020-present).
• Research grant, The Center for the Study of the United States in Partnership with the Fulbright Program at Tel Aviv University (2021).
• Memorial Day Scholarship for Outstanding Academic Achievements (2018).
• Rebecca Chutick Scholarship for Outstanding Female Graduate Students (2017).
• Research Scholarship, The Thomas Arthur Arnold Fund for Excellence in Historical Research (2016).
• Mark Rich's Scholarship for Outstanding Academic Achievements (2011-2014).