Dr. Emily Landau
Israeli Expert
Dr. Emily Landau has published and lectured extensively on the Middle East. Some topics that she has covered include Arab perceptions of Israel’s qualitative edge, Israeli-Egyptian relations, and proliferation challenges in the post-Cold War world. Her current research focuses on regional dynamics and processes in the Middle East and developments in arms control thinking on nuclear proliferation, including implications of Iran’s nuclear ambitions.
She is co-author of Israel’s Nuclear Image: Arab Perceptions of Israel’s Nuclear Posture, author of Egypt and Israel in ACRS: Bilateral Concerns in a Regional Arms Control Process, and co-editor of Building Regional Security in the Middle East: International, Regional and Domestic Influences. Her most recent book is Arms Control in the Middle East: Cooperative Security Dialogue and Regional Constraints.
Dr. Landau teaches arms control in the Security Studies program at Tel Aviv University and in the International School at the University of Haifa. She is a member of the Steering Committee of EuroMeSCo, the Euro-Mediterranean consortium of research institutes, and of the newly convened Expert Advisory Group for Euro-Mediterranean affairs.
Dr. Landau spoke at The Common Good on Middle East Regional Security, June 21st, 2011.
Twitter: @EmilyBLandau
