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Evening Seminar- Wednesday, 9.21.2011
From Goldberg to Prawer-Land and Planning State Policy towards the Negev Bedouins
Time: 17:00-20:00
Place: Barkan Auditorium, Ben-Gurion University
Schedule:
17:00-17:15- Gathering and Refreshments
17:15-17:30- Greetings
Prof. Zvi Ha'Cohen, Rector of Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Dr. Suleiman Abu-Bader, Director of the Robert H. Arnow Center for Bedouin Studies and Development
Mr. Ibrahim El-Ukeili, Head of the Unrecognized Villages Council
First Session- Panel: Planning Policy towards Negev Bedouin Society
17:30-17:45- "On Goldberg Report, Prawer Report, and What Lies in the Midst"
Lecturer: Ms. Rawia Abu-Rabia (Lawyer), the Association for Civil Rights in Israel
17:45-18:00- "The Goldberg Committee, Aspects of Land and Planning, What Comes First?"
Lecturer: Mr. David Cohen, Advisor on Planning and Local Authorities and Member of the Goldberg Committee
18:00-18:15- "The Unrecognized Villages: Recognition or Transfer?"
Lecturer: Prof. Oren Yiftachel, Geography and Environmental Development Department, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
18:15-18:45- Group Discussion, led by Dr. Amer Al-Huzayel , Mayor Deputy of Rahat
Second Session- Panel: The Land Issue in the Negev Bedouin Society
18:45-19:00- "Recognition of Indigenous Land Rights: The Case of the Negev Bedouin in Comparative Perspective"
Lecturer: Dr. Batya Roded, Geography and Environmental Development Department, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
19:00-19:30- "The Land Issue and the Pursuit of a Solution"
Lecturer: Mr. Ehud Prawer, Head of the Prawer Committee and Head of the Policy Planning Division in the Prime Minister Office
Lecturer: Ms. Havazelet Yahel (Lawyer), State Attorney- Southern District, Ministry of Justice
19:30-20:00- Group Discussion, led by Dr. Amer Al-Huzayel, Mayor Deputy of Rahat
The Robert H. Arnow Center is looking for students who would join our Bedouin Heritage Archive team as interviewers
We are looking for researchers and individuals who would like to donate archive materials to our Bedouin Heritage Archive project
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