Email:
broida@post.tau.ac.il
Yael’s doctoral dissertation, written with the guidance of Prof. Leora Bilsky, focuses on the legislative initiatives of Israeli Women Organizations during the years 1948-1973. Specifically, it explores the organizations’ role in promoting wives’ rights in marital property. The dissertation combines a historical research with legal analysis and jurisprudential theory.
Feminism, Family law, Property law, Autonomy and law, Jurisprudence, Legal History, Legislation
Education
BA (Accounting, 2001, Tel Aviv University)
LLB (2002, Tel Aviv University)
LLM (magna cum laude, 2008, Tel Aviv University)
Academic and Professional Experience
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Associate Editor, Theoretical Inquiries in Law, Cegla Center for Interdisciplinary Research of the Law |
2010- |
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Coordinator and lecturer in the LL.M. course Theoretical Approaches to Law |
2009-2010, 2012- |
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Teaching assistant: Israeli Feminism (Prof. Leora Bilsky) Legal Feminism (Dr. Daphna Hacker) Family Law (Dr. Daphna Hacker) Family Law (Prof. Elimelech Westreich) Hebrew Law (Prof. Elimelech Westreich) Tort Law (Prof. Ariel Porat) |
2002-2009 |
The Involvement of Israeli Women’s Organizations in the Enactment of the Spouses (Property Relations) Law During 1948-1973: The Forgotten Struggle, 15 Mishpat U’Mimshal 27 (2013) (in Hebrew).
Legislative Initiatives of Israeli Women’s Organizations, 1948–1973: Property Relations between Spouses, 27 Isr. Stud. Rev. 166 (2012).
Book Review: Law and Gender in Mandatory Palestine, 18-19 Israel 287 (2012) (in Hebrew).
Working Families in Israeli Law: Between Neo-Liberalism and Human Rights, in Gender in Israel 682 (2011) (with Michal Frenkel and Daphna Hacker) (in Hebrew).
Looking into Medusa’s Eyes: Breastfeeding and the Public Sphere, 12 Lab. Soc’y & L. 219 (2010) (in Hebrew).
