Ido Aharoni & Amos Nadan: The Middle East through the Economic Prism - the Role of Land

Dr. Amos Nadan is our featured guest in this new episode of TAU Unbound. Dr. Nadan is the Director of the Moshe Dayan Center for Middle Eastern and African Studies at Tel Aviv University, and a faculty member of the Department of Middle Eastern and African History.His research focuses primarily on land-related issues and peasant history, economic history, and the practical application of historical knowledge to current debates, when relevant. Nadan frequently publishes his research in respected international peer-reviewed journals. His extensive earlier publications include his book,” The Palestinian Peasant Economy under the Mandate", published by Harvard University Press. In addition to his academic pursuits, Nadan spent more than a decade in senior executive roles in private companies and NGO's. On some occasions he served as a special advisor, leveraging his historical expertise to resolve historically-linked disputes in the arenas of land ownership and economics. In this episode host Ido Aharoni is conversing with Dr. Nadan about the economic roots of regional instability and the future of the Middle East conflict.

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