Gerald M. Steinberg is an Israeli political scientist and the founder of NGO Monitor. Through 2010 the opening listed him as 'member of the Steering Committee of Forum on Antisemitism at the Office of the Prime Minister.' Today the opening describes only his academic post and his founding of NGO Monitor, and the word is nowhere in the article. A reader today learns what think tank he founded and not that he served on Israel's official Forum on Antisemitism.
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Steinberg is an Israeli academic and political scientist.1He obtained his doctorate in government from Cornell University, in 1981. Steinberg is a Professor at Bar Ilan University , the founder of the Program on Conflict Management and Negotiation, and the Executive Director of NGO Monitor . He is also a fellow of Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs ; member of the Steering Committee of Forum on Antisemitism at the Office of the Prime Minister; consultant for the Government of Israel; member of the International Academic Board for The Israel Law Review and of the Academic Board for Menachem Begin Heritage Center ; Israel Representative at the Mediterranean Seminar Program, Organization on Security and Cooperation in Europe , and participant, “Track two” meetings on the Middle East peace process, and the multilateral working group on arms control and regional security; member of the Academic Advisory Board for The Business Network for International Cooperation, and of the Research team at United Nations University Project on Conflict Resolution, Democracy and Peace; Academic Council, Australia-Israel and Jewish Affairs Council and Canadian Institute for Jewish Research; he was a contributor to Israel at the Polls (the peace process and Israel-American relations) 1988-2004. He is a columnist on the Jerusalem Post as well as Financial Times , International Herald Tribune , National Post (Canada).2
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( Learn how and when to remove this message ) Gerald Steinberg Gerald M. Steinberg is an Israeli academic and political scientist.
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Steinberg . a professor of politics at Bar Ilan University , is an Israeli academic, political scientist, and political activist.He is founder and president of NGO Monitor , a policy analysis think tank focusing on non governmental organizations.
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Israeli political scientists and advocate For the former UK Labour Party politician, see Gerry Steinberg . Steinberg . a professor of politics at Bar Ilan University , is an Israeli academic, political scientist, and political activist. He is founder and president of NGO Monitor , a policy analysis think tank focusing on non-governmental organizations.
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Israeli political scientists and advocate For the former UK Labour Party politician, see Gerry Steinberg . Steinberg ( Hebrew : ג'ראלד שטיינברג ) is an Israeli academic, political scientist, and political activist who is a professor of politics at Bar Ilan University . Steinberg is the founder and president of NGO Monitor , a policy analysis think tank focusing on non-governmental organizations.
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