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Israel Center
Discussing oil substitutes at a recent Financial Innovations Lab are, from left, Yossie Hollander of the Israeli Institute for Economic Planning, Joel Kurtzman of the Milken Institute, and Roger Conway of Growth Energy. Labs have tackled numerous issues in Israel, including protecting cultural heritage and cleaning up waterways.
The Israel Center plays a key role in the Milken Institute Global Conference, with Israel-related panels and private events. In this 2010 session, Anath Levin, left, of Bank Hapoalim, and Shouky Oren, Israel's Accountant General, discuss what other nations can learn from Israel's economic stability during the downturn.
The Milken Institute's Israel Center accelerates and supports Israel's path toward economic independence and broad-based prosperity through capital-market development, financial innovation and job creation.
Poverty, income polarization, infrastructure underdevelopment and economic gaps threaten the Israel's social cohesion. If Israel can build on the momentum of recent economic reforms, the country will be less dependent on aid and fund raising as it relies more on the investment and productivity of its own financial, human and social capital.
The Milken Institute Israel Center specializes in:
Promoting public-private partnerships, as well as private-sector engagement for job, income and wealth creation. We bring together Diaspora-Israeli teams and individuals from business, academia and government to develop policy recommendations and solutions.
Identifying and introducing creative and alternative financial innovations for Israel's economic development.
Developing student and professional exchanges, and supervising postgraduate work on such topics as corporate finance, environmental finance and the Community Reinvestment Act. The Koret-Milken Institute Fellows Program has been successful at influencing policy innovations at the municipal, regional and national levels. Read more at http://www.kmifellows.org.
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The Middle East Peace Process
The Honorable Edward Djerejian, Director, James A. Baker III Institute for Public Policy, Rice University
July 19, 2000
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Israel and the Global Equity Market
Date:
November
1, 2009
Glenn Yago, Alma Gadot-Perez, Tong (Cindy) Li, Patricia Reiter, Laura Segafredo, Adi Hachmon and Ronit Purian-Lukatch
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Food Surpluses and Food Insecurity
Date:
September
4, 2007
Sharon Ouziely; Editor in Chief: Glenn Yago; Deputy Editor: Ronit Purian-Lukatch, Deputy Director, Koret-Milken Institute Fellows Program
Milken Institute
Food Surpluses and Food Insecurity [Hebrew]
Date:
September
4, 2007
Sharon Ouziely; Editor in Chief: Glenn Yago; Deputy Editor: Ronit Purian-Lukatch, Deputy Director, Koret-Milken Institute Fellows Program
Milken Institute
Beyond Bachar: Next Steps for Financial Reform
Date:
July
25, 2007
Amit Goldwasser, Diana Zaks, Shahar Shlush, and Glenn Yago; Editor: Ronit Purian-Lukatch, Deputy Director, Koret-Milken Institute Fellows Program
Milken Institute
Beyond Bachar: Next Steps for Financial Reform [Hebrew]
Date:
July
25, 2007
Amit Goldwasser, Diana Zaks, Shahar Shlush, and Glenn Yago; Editor: Ronit Purian-Lukatch, Deputy Director, Koret-Milken Institute Fellows Program
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