Dr. Eyal Peleg is a lecturer at the School of Law and the Department of Public Administration and Policy at Sapir Academic College.
Dr. Peleg earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Law (LL.B), followed by a M.A. in Law (LL.M) and a PhD in Law, all from the Law Faculty, Tel Aviv University. His areas of research are Administrative and Constitutional Law, Poverty Law, Public Law in an era of privatization, and Law & Culture.
Dr. Peleg published two books. These books have been a major influence on the public law discourse (literature and courts judgments) of privatization, welfare and contextual administrative law.
Privatization as Publicization – Privatized Bodies in Public Law (Ramot - Tel-Aviv University, 2005)(241 pages, in Hebrew) was designed to contribute to an understanding of privatization as an issue at the core of public law. The crux of the book centers on the question: "What will happen after privatization?" It does not intend to negate privatization but rather urges to develop it in a way that will realize its goal as a process designed to improve the public good. The book outlines the legal regime that should apply to privatized bodies from Public Law Perspective.
The Poverty Challenge of Administrative Law (Resling – Law and Society series, November 2013)(814 pages, in Hebrew) attempts to develop the administrative law which is intended to be applied to the encounter between poor people and the administrative officials in the welfare authorities. The book is based on an overall contextual insight with regard to administrative law – an insight which holds that existing administrative law is overly generalized, and that measures must be taken for its optimal accommodation to the characteristics and needs of the various contexts of public administration activity – an insight of area-related contextuality for administrative law.
Dr. Peleg's areas of research are Administrative and Constitutional Law, Poverty Law, Public Law in an era of privatization, and Law & Culture.
In his current Research Dr. Peleg focuses on:
1. Administrative Process and Discretion.
2. The Justification for Contextual Administrative Law.
3. Systematic Bias.
4. Punk Culture and the Law.
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"Politics Influence and Administrative Process", the 6th ICON-S Israel conference (The Israeli branch of The International Society of Public Law, Haifa University, 5.3.2020)
"Administrative Law and Poverty", the 4th Annual Clinical Education Conference (17.2.2020).
"Contextual Administrative Law – Hard or Soft Law?", Annual Israeli Law & Society Association Conference (Bar-Ilan University, 29.12.2019).
"Administrative Law – from General Law to Contextual Law", The 10th Tzova Conference - Jewish Law: from Community to State (24.9.2019)
"Public Law and Democracy from the Punk Perspective", ICON-S Israel conference (The Israeli branch of The International Society of Public Law, Law School - College of Amendment, 12.3.2019).
"Punk Insights about Law and Class Discrimination", Annual Israeli Law & Society Association Conference (Tel Aviv University, 20.1.2019)
"The Dignity Challenge of Administrative Law", Law & Society - Judges Conference (The Judges Training Institute, Jerusalem, 24.10.2018)
"Punk Culture and its' Law Obsession", Research Conference (Sapir Academic College, 17.10.2018)
"Contextual Administrative Law - the Judicial Review Stage", ICON-S Israel conference (The Israeli branch of The International Society of Public Law, IDC Herzlia, 12.3.2018)
"The Administrative Law of Welfare", The Labor and Social Security Law Israeli Association Conference (Law Faculty, Tel-Aviv University, 12.12.2017)
"Administrative Process in the Shadow of Discretion", Research Conference (Sapir Academic College, 19.10.2017)
"The Dignity Challenge of Administrative Law", Future of Different Politics conference (Sapir Academic College, 18.1.2017)
"Systematic Bias", ICON-S Israel conference - The Israeli branch of The International Society of Public Law (Hebrew University, Jerusalem, 19.5.2016)
"Punk Culture and the Law", Seminar in Law School (Sapir Academic College, 15.3.2016).
"Equality in Employment" (Chairman of panel), The Politics of Labor (Sapir Academic College, 10.3.2016)
"The Poverty Challenge of Administrative Law", Administrative Law - Judges Conference (Judges training institute, Jerusalem, 28.2.2016)
"Profiling as an Systematic Bias", Profiling conference (Sapir Academic College, 22.12.2015).
"Contextual Administrative Law", ICON-S Israel conference - The Israeli branch of The International Society of Public Law (The Law and Economic Academic Center in Ramat-Gan, 14.5.2015)
Panel about the book "Eyal Peleg: The Poverty Challenge of Administrative Law", The Annual Israeli Law & Society association (Haifa University, 2-3.2.2015)
Conference on the book "Eyal Peleg: The Poverty Challenge of Administrative Law" (Sapir Academic College, 2.12.2014)
"Critical Perspective on General Administrative Law", Administration Procedure Act Memo Conference (Ministry of Justice, Jerusalem, 7.7.2014)
"Poor People, Welfare Authorities and Due Process", Lecture to the research department (National Insurance Institute, 22.5.2014)
"Poor People, Welfare Authorities and Due Process", ESPAnet Israel Conference (Tel-Aviv University, 13.2.2014).
"Poverty, Rights and Administrative Law", War on Poverty Committee Conference (Mikve Israel, 4.2.2014)
"Fairness for the Poor", Homeless in the South conference (Sapir Academic College, 5.6.1013)
"Administrative Fairness in the National Insurance Institute". In "The National Insurance Institute and Challenges of Poverty, Due Process and Social Justice" Conference (Sapir Academic College, 4.6.2012)(Conference Organizer and Participant)
"The Poverty Challenge of Administrative Law" Seminar in the Law School (Sapir Academic College, 17.1.2012).
"Public Law in an Era of Privatization." Seminar in the Department of Public Administration and Policy, (Sapir Academic College, 22.6.2011)