Ronit Levine-Schnur is a Senior Lecturer at the Tel-Aviv University Faculty of Law. Ronit’s areas of research and teaching include Property Law, Administrative and Political Decision-Making, Territorial Conflicts, Democratic Institutions and Procedures, and Middle Eastern Studies. Dr. Levine-Schnur obtained her LL.B. from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Following her studies she joined the Division of the Legal Advisor to the West Bank, IDF, and served as an Associate Advisor for land-related matters. During her term she led a reform on the IDF’s treatment of land disputes in the West Bank, and with respect to land registration norms and procedures. Dr. Levine-Schnur continued her studies at the Hebrew University, where she was a recipient of many scholarships, and where she received her Masters’ degree in Law and Urban and Regional Planning (magna cum laude), and her LL.D. (Ph.D.), in 2015. Dr. Levine-Schnur was awarded the prestigious Rothschild Post-Doctoral Award to conduct her post-doctoral studies at the University of Toronto, where she served as the Halbert Post-Doctoral Fellow cross-affiliated with the Faculty of Law; the Munk School of Global Affairs, and the Centre for Ethics. Before joining Tel-Aviv University Faculty of Law she was a faculty member at the Reichman University Law School. Dr. Levine-Schnur served as a visiting professor or visiting scholar at a various institutions, including the University of Copenhagen, the University of Zagreb, Croatia, Xi’an Jiaotong University, China, and the London School of Economics and Political Science, UK. Dr. Levine-Schnur’s published or edited so far six books, and over 30 articles, which have been published in journals such as Journal of Legal Studies, Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, Law and Social Inquiry, Regulation and Governance, and others. As an active academic, Ronit co-founded and led or lead the Israeli Law Professors’ Forum for Democracy and the Day After the War Forum.