Dr. Uri Bar-Noi

1994-2000,

Ph.D., Department of International History, London School of Economics and Political Science, Supervisor: Professor Anita J. Prazmowska

 

1988-1992,

M.A., Department of General History, Tel-Aviv University, Supervisor: Professor Gabriel Gorodetsky

 

1980-1983,

B.A., Department of General History, Haifa University

 

 

Since 2003

History Department, Bar-Ilan University

 

2005-2007

Part-time lecturer, General History Department, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Beer Sheva

 

2001-2007

Part-time lecturer, Department of Political Science, Open University of Israel

 

2000- 2003

Part-time lectureship in the Faculty of Humanities, Hebrew University of Jerusalem

 

Since 2001

Research Fellow at the International Policy Institute for Counter-Terrorism, in the Interdisciplinary Center, Herzeliya

 

Since 2008

Ludwig Boltzmann Institut für Kriegstfolgen-Forshung, Graz, Austria

 

Since 2006

Member of the Transatlantic Studies Association, University of Dundee, Scotland

 

2000-2001

Research Fellow, Coordinator of a Research Project on "The Middle Eastern Cold War", Chaim Herzog Center for the Study of the Middle East and Diplomacy, the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

 

Since 2008

PhD Thesis, Racism and the Immigration Policy of the Conservative Government of Margaret Thatcher, 1979-1985 (In preparation for submission)

 

Since 2005

PhD Thesis, German Settlements in the Soviet Republic of the Ukraine during 1924-1939 (In preparation for submission)

 

2006

Yitzhak Artzi's Research Grant on Romanian Jewry by the Dan David Foundation, Tel-Aviv University

 

2002-2003

Distinguished Lectureship, Faculty of Humanities, Hebrew

University of Jerusalem

 

2001-2003

Matching Grant by the Israeli Ministry of Absorption and the Open University of Israel

 

July 2010

"In Search of Peace under the Peril of a US-Communist Showdown in South-East Asia: Precarious Cooperation between Britain and the Soviet Union during the Far Eastern Conference at Geneva, April-July 1954", 9th Anual Conference of the Transatlantic Studies Association at Durham University 

 

November 2009

The Eastern Front: Stalin as Warlord", Seventy Years for World War II, Bar-Ilan University, Israel

 

May 2009

Panel III, "Sowjetische Wirtschaftspolitik in Mittelosteuropa und im Milliteren Osten Runder Tish", Interner Workshop - Sowjetische Wirtschaftsstrategien im Frühen Kalten Krieg – Die Besatzung Östrereichs im internationalen Vergleich, Karl Franzens Universität Graz

 

September 2008

"Cold War and the Post-Stalinist Struggle for Power in the USSR: Georgi Malenkov's Attempts to Gain Control on Foreign Policy Making, 1953-55", Decision-Making in the Cold War,the Hamburg Institute for Social Research, Germany

 

November 2006

"Russian-Japanese Relations and the ongoing Dispute over the Kurile Islands", Celebrating the 50^th Anniversary of Japan's Admission to the UN: Japan's Present International Standing in Historical Perspective, Conference at Haifa University

 

November 2006

"Russia's Search for Great Power Status and Policy towards Iran", International Seminar on Israel, Russia and the Iranian Boiling Pot, International Seminar by the Institute for Counter Terrorism, Interdisciplinary Center, Herzeliya, Israel

 

June 2006

"Soviet Planning for Postwar Diplomacy and the Proposed Scheme to Use Britain as a Means to Contain American Power in Europe", Trans-Atlantic Studies Association,2006 Annual Conference, University of Dundee, Scotland

 

September 2004

Member of a panel on “Terrorism in Chechnya and the Caucuses”, the International Policy Institute for Counter-Terrorism’s (ICT) 4th International Conference on Terrorism’s Global Impact, held in the Interdisciplinary Center, Herzeliya, Israel

 

November 2003

“Moscow and the Curtailment of British Exports as Part of the American Led-Economic Warfare against the Communist Bloc, 1951-1954”, East-West Trade and the Cold War, University of Jyväskylä in Finland