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Books

• Aviad Rubin, (2020) Bounded Integration: State-Religion Relationship and Democratic Performance in Turkey and Israel. State University of New York Press. 324 pp. Paperback edition July 2021
• Aviad Rubin and Yusuf Sarfati (eds.), 2016, The Jarring Road to Inclusive Democracy: A Comparative Assessment of State-Society Engagements in Israel and Turkey (Lexington Books). 254 pp.

Edited Volumes

• Aviad Rubin & Avi Schnider (eds.), forthcoming 12.2025, Kibbutzim and Moshavim in Israel: New Research Directions. Special Issue of Israel Studies Review

Articles in Refereed Journals

• Aviad Rubin (2006), “What Went Wrong? Elite Formation and Transitions to Democracy in the Palestinian Authority,” Journal of Peace, Conflict and Development, Issue 9, (July), pp. 1-33.
• Aviad Rubin (2009), “Transition to Democracy in Pre-State Conditions: Comparing Israel and the Palestinian Authority,” Government and Opposition, 44:3 (June) 2009, pp. 262-284.
• Aviad Rubin (2012), "Can Turkey's State-Religion Relationship Serve as a Role Model for Emerging Arab Regimes? – A Critical Assessment," Contemporary Politics, 18:4, (December), pp. 367-380 (lead article).
• Aviad Rubin (2013), "Integration of Religion in Democratizing Societies: Lessons from the Israeli Experience," Shofar: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Jewish Studies, 31:2 (Winter), pp. 31-54.
• Aviad Rubin (2013), "The Status of Religion in Emergent Political Regimes: Lessons from Turkey and Israel," Nations and Nationalism, 19:3, pp. 493-512.
• Aviad Rubin and Ofir Rubin (2014), "Impact of Temporal Sociopolitical Circumstances on the Formation of Diaspora Groups," Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, 40:5, pp. 737-758.
•  Ofir Rubin and Aviad Rubin (2014), "Intergenerational religious transmission mechanisms among second-generation migrants: the case of Jewish immigrants in the United States," International Journal of Intercultural Relations, vol. 43 (part B), pp. 265-277.
• Aviad Rubin, Doron Navot and As'ad Ghanem (2014), "The 2013 Israeli General Election– Travails of the Former King," The Middle East Journal, 68:2, pp. 248-267.
•  Aviad Rubin (2014), "Bifurcated loyalty and religious actors' behavior in democratic politics: The case of religious Zionism in Israel," Religion, State and Society 42:1, pp. 46-65 (Not listed in ISI- a leading journal in religion and politics).
•  Gal Gerson and Aviad Rubin (2015), "Cultural Nationalism and Liberal Values: An Elusive Synthesis," International Political Science Review, 36:2, pp. 197-213.
•  Elizabeth Moorhouse-Stein# and Aviad Rubin (2016), “The Index of Identity Group Institutionalization: A New Tool to Quantify the Institutionalization of Identity Groups in Democratic Societies,” Journal of Social Indicators Research, 128:2, pp. 929-955.
•  As’ad Ghanem and Aviad Rubin (2015), “Democracy and Distributiveness - Patterns of Transition from Hegemony in Divided Societies,” Citizenship Studies, 19:6-7, pp. 714-733.
• Doron Navot and Aviad Rubin (2016), "The Israeli Elections of 2015: A Hobbesian Moment," Israel Affairs, 22:3-4, pp. 628-640. Reprinted in: Orkibi, Eithan and Manfred Gerstenfeld (eds.), 2017, Israel at the Polls 2015: A Moment of transformative Stability (Oxon: Routledge), pp. 56-68.
•  Doron Navot, Aviad Rubin, and As'ad Ghanem (2017), “The 2015 Israeli Elections: The Triumph of Jewish Skepticism, the Emergence of Arab Faith,” Middle East Journal, 71:2, pp. 248-268.
• Aviad Rubin (2017), “Beyond Identity: The Desirability and Possibility of Policies of Multilingualism,” Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development, 38:7, pp. 632-644.
• Aviad Rubin (2017), “Turkish Citizenship: the perils of hegemonic tendencies and the ‘shadow of securitization’,” Citizenship Studies, 21:8, pp. 872-888.
• Ibrahem Khatib, Daphna Canetti and Aviad Rubin (2018), “Conflict Perception: A New Scale with Evidence from Israel and Palestine” International Journal of Conflict Management, 29:3, pp.376-397.
• Yael Teff-Seker, Ehud Eiran and Aviad Rubin (2018), “Israel Turns to the Sea,” The Middle East Journal. 72:4, pp 610-630.
• Yael Teff-Seker, Aviad Rubin, and Ehud Eiran (2019), “Israel’s ‘Turn to the Sea’ and its Effect on Israeli Regional Policy,” Israel Affairs, 25:2, pp. 234-255.
• Aviad Rubin and Ehud Eiran (2019), “Regional maritime security in the Eastern Mediterranean: Expectations and reality,” International Affairs, 95:5 pp. 979–997.
• Daphna Canetti, Ibrahem Khatib, Aviad Rubin and Carly Wayne (2019), "Framing & Fighting: The impact of conflict frames on political attitudes," Journal of Peace Research 56:6 pp. 737-752.
• Ayelet Reitan, Ofir D. Rubin, Aviad Rubin, Ayal Kimhi (2019), “Privatization, Demographic Growth and Perceived Sustainability: Lessons from the Israeli Renewing Kibbutzim,” Sustainable development, 27:6, pp. 1076-1084.
• Nizan, Feldman, Ehud, Eiran & Aviad, Rubin (2021), “Naval Power and Effects of Third-Party Trade on Conflict,” Journal of Conflict Resolution. 65:2-3. pp. 342-371.
• Niva Golan-Nadir, Nissim Cohen and Aviad Rubin, 2022, “How citizens’ dissatisfaction with street-level bureaucrats’ exercise of discretion leads to the alternative supply of public services: The case of Israeli marriage registrars” International Review of Administrative Sciences. 88:4. pp. 977-994.
•  Aviad Rubin, 2023, “Maritime power and naval buildup – how to exploit the national potential in the maritime domain,” Between the Poles, volume 38 (February), pp. 1-12. (in Hebrew).
•  Ibrahim Khatib, Mika Hackner, Aviad Rubin & Daphna Canetti (2023), “Conflicting Identities? Self-identification in Conflict Settings: Evidence from Israel and Arab States,” Ethnopolitics. 23:3, pp.1-30.

Articles or Chapters in Scientific Books (Refereed)

• Aviad Rubin (2012), "Toward Conceptual Integration of Religious Actors in Democracy and Civil Society: Turkey and Israel Compared," in: Berna Turam (Ed.), Secular State and Religious Society: Two Forces in Play in Turkey (New York: Palgrave Macmillan), pp. 167-193.
• Aviad Rubin (2014), "Language Policy and Inter-group Deliberation in Israel’," in: Juan E. Ugarriza, and Didier Caluwaerts (Eds.), Democratic Deliberation in Deeply divided Societies: From Conflict to Common Ground (New York: Palgrave Macmillan), pp. 151-171.
• Aviad Rubin (2016), "Dominant vs. Hegemonic Tendencies as Critical Features in Israel's and Turkey's Political Cultures," in: Aviad Rubin and Yusuf Sarfati (eds.), The Jarring Road to Inclusive Democracy: A Comparative Assessment of State-Society Engagements in Israel and Turkey (Lanham: Lexington Books). Pp. 143-171.
• Yusuf Sarfati and Aviad Rubin (2016), "Introduction: Israel and Turkey in Comparative Perspective," in: Aviad Rubin and Yusuf Sarfati (eds.), The Jarring Road to Inclusive Democracy: A Comparative Assessment of State-Society Engagements in Israel and Turkey (Lanham: Lexington Books). Pp. 1-21.
• Ehud Eiran and Aviad Rubin (2017), “Israel and the Eastern Mediterranean,” in Shaul Chorev and Ehud Gonen (eds.), Maritime Strategic Evaluation for Israel 2016 (Haifa: The Haifa Research Center for Maritime policy and Strategy). Pp. 67-76.
• Aviad Rubin (2018), “The Palestinian Minority in the State of Israel: Challenging Jewish Hegemony in Difficult Times,” In: Paul Rowe (ed.) The Routledge Handbook of Minorities in the Middle East (Abingdon: Routledge), pp. 287-300.
• Sultan Tepe and Aviad Rubin (2019), “The Shrinking Space of the Third Sector in Israel and Turkey.” In Sever Aysegul and Orna Almog (eds.) Contemporary Israeli–Turkish Relations in Comparative Perspective (New York: Palgrave Macmillan), pp. 39-60.
• Aviad Rubin, (2022), “Israeli Foreign Policy – Ideas Structure and Agency,” Oxford Research Encyclopedia of International Studies, 26 pages. https://doi.org/10.1093/acrefore/9780190846626.013.655
• Aviad Rubin (2026, Forthcoming), “Israel,” In Brian Fong (ed.), The Palgrave Geopolitical Atlas: State and Qu asi- States in Great Power Competition (New York: Palgrave Macmillan), pp. 39-60.
• Aviad Rubin (2026, Forthcoming), “Civil Society Construction, Hybrid Regimes, and Political Change in the Middle East: Egypt and Syria, before, during, and after the Arab Spring,” in Françoise Montambeault and Tina Hilgers (eds.), Unequal Democracy: Civil Society, Neopluralism, and the Social Construction of Citizenship in Latin America and Beyond (Montreal and Kingston: Mcgill-Queens University Press), Chapter 8.