Nir Levitan is a researcher and lecturer specializing in conflict resolution, negotiation and diplomacy. He is a research fellow at the Europa Institute at Bar-Ilan and a research affiliate at the Center for Cold War Studies at the University of
Southern Denmark. He holds a PhD in Conflict Management, Resolution and Negotiation program. He is the author of the book
Scandinavian Diplomacy and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: Official and Unofficial Soft Power.
Dr. Levitan's research interests encompass a wide range of topics, including the dynamics of formal and informal diplomacy in the Middle East, the role of third-party mediation, and the impact of soft power strategies in conflict resolution. His work examines how unofficial diplomatic channels complement formal negotiations, particularly in the context of normalization processes between Israel and various Middle Eastern states. Dr. Levitan's contributions to the field highlight the importance of understanding both formal and informal diplomatic efforts in promoting stability and resolution of conflicts in the Middle East.
In addition to his academic endeavors, Dr. Levitan is an active participant in conferences and discussions, where he addresses contemporary challenges and strategies related to peace and security.
Dr. Levitan's research interests encompass a wide range of topics, including the dynamics of formal and informal diplomacy in the Middle East, the role of third-party mediation, and the impact of soft power strategies in conflict resolution. His work examines how unofficial diplomatic channels complement formal negotiations, particularly in the context of normalization processes between Israel and various Middle Eastern states. Dr. Levitan's contributions to the field highlight the importance of understanding both formal and informal diplomatic efforts in promoting stability and resolution of conflicts in the Middle East.
In addition to his academic endeavors, Dr. Levitan is an active participant in conferences and discussions, where he addresses contemporary challenges and strategies related to peace and security.