`

CV - Shaul Kimhi

Date: January, 2020

A. Personal Details

Date of Birth: 11-1948

Country of Birth: Israel.

I.D. No.: 002532323

Permanent Address: Kibbutz Shamir, 12135, Upper Galilee, Israel.

Residence: Tel: (972) (0)4-6947013. Fax: (972) 04-6943929. Cell: 972-(0)50-5622-070.

E-mail: shaul@shamir.org.il.

Office: Tel Hai College, Upper Galilee, 12210, Israel. Tel: (972) (0)4-8181623, Fax: 972-

(0)4-8181622, Cell: 972-(0)505-622-070. E-mail: shaulkim@telhai.ac.il.

Internet Link: http://english.telhai.ac.il/faculty-members/single-faculty-member/user/99/

B. Higher Education

1972-1974 B.A. - Haifa University, psychology department.

1975-1980 M.A. - Haifa University, psychology department: clinical psychology.

1986-1991 Ph.D. – University of Palo Alto, Palo Alto, California, USA.

Clinical Psychology (including M.S. degree). APA Approved Program.

C.1 Academic Appointments in Academic Institutions of Higher Education

1991-1992 University of Haifa, Oranim Teachers College, Affiliated Lecturer.

1991-1997 University of Haifa, Tel-Hai Regional College, Affiliated Lecturer.

1997 Tel-Hai College, Lecturer.

2002 Tel-Hai College, Senior Lecturer.

2005 Tel Hai College, Tenure.

2009 Tel-Hai College, Associate Professor

2015 Tel-Hai College, Full Professor

C.2 Academic Administrative positions in Academic Institutions of Higher Education

2000- 2009 Tel-Hai College: Chair of Appeals Committee.

2000 - 2005 Tel-Hai College: Head of Psychology Studies.

2

2003 - 2014 Member of the Research Authority at Tel Hai College.

2004- 2006 Helsinki Committee at Tel-Hai College.

1997- 2006 Head of the Psychology Cluster, Department of Interdisciplinary Studies,

Tel-Hai College.

2000 -2005 Director of the team preparing the proposal for the creation of an

independent psychology department (double major) at Tel Hai College.

Approved 24-5-2005.

1997 - 2006 Head of psychology studies at Tel Hai College.

2006 - 2015 Member of Internal Academic Council, Tel-Hai College.

2009 - 2015 Head of the Psychology Department, Tel Hai College.

2009 - 2015 Member of the Higher Academic Council, Tel-Hai College.

2010-2011 Director of the team preparing the report on the development of the

psychology department (2005 to 2010), double major, to Israeli Higher

Academic Council for permanent certification. Approved 25-5-2011.

2010-2011 Director of the team preparing the proposal for a single major in

psychology at Tel Hai College to Israeli Higher Academic Council.

Certification approved, 30 January 2013 for three years.

2011 Member of the founding staff of the new Multidisciplinary Resiliency

Research Centre (Tel-Hai College and The Community Stress Prevention

Centre).

2012 - 2014 Head of the Academic Committee of the 'Multidisciplinary Resiliency

Research Centre' at Tel Hai College.

2012 - 2013 Member of the Academic Regulations Committee, Tel-Hai College.

2012 - 215 Disciplinary Committee of the college faculty.

2013 - 2015 Director of the team preparing the proposal for the creation of an M.A

(with thesis) program in educationalal psychology at Tel Hai College.

Approved to submit this program to Israeli Higher Academic Council,

March 2013. Program is submitted September 8, 2013. Approved 20 May

2015.

2016 - on Member of the Appointment Committee, Tel-Hai College.

2017- 2018 Head of the educational psychology master program.

3

D. Teaching

Title Year Level

Psychopathology 1991-2015 Undergraduate.

Social Psychology: Research seminar 1998-2006 Undergraduate.

Personality Theories 1991-2010 Undergraduate

Introduction to Psychology 1991-2014,

2018

Undergraduate

Military Service in Israel 1991-1992 Undergraduate

Workshop: Coping with emergency

situations

1998-2001 Undergraduate

Stress and resilience 1999-2020 Undergraduate

Stress and Resilience: Research

seminar

2007-2020 Undergraduate

Experimental Laboratory: academic

writing

2010-2015 Undergraduate

Issues in political psychology 2015 Undergraduate

Advanced psychopathology 2013 - 2015 Graduate (M.A.)

From helplessness to successful

coping

2016-2016 Graduate (M.A.)

E. Supervision of Graduate Students

Nachum, A. (2010) The correlation between sense of coherence, sense of danger and

optimism and laboratory-induced stress. Tel Aviv Jaffa College: Thesis

submitted as part of the requirement for master degree (with prof. Ronit

Avitzur-Hamiel).

Boyiko, A. (2011). Following the memory: Israeli youth pilgrimages to Holocaust

sites in Poland. The Center for Academic Studies, Education Department:

Thesis submitted as part of the requirement for master.

Yavnai, H. (2012). The effect of followers' attitudes towards a political leader on their

perception of his policy change. Haifa University, Psychology Department:

M.A thesis (with prof. Raanan Lifshitz).

Lykin, A. (2014). The association between poverty and community resilience. Haifa

University, Social Work Department: M.A. thesis (with prof. Michal

Shamai).

4

F. Research Grants

2018 The Israel Resilience Index The David Friedman

Foundation (16,000 NIS).

2018 Researcher-participant in the National

Knowledge Center for Disaster and Emergency

Management (79 researchers from various

higher education institutes in Israel)

Ministry of Science &

Technology, Division of

Planning & Control: 3 million

NIS)

2016 Ideology without fences: religious and seculars

in "mixed" rural settlement (P2)

State of Israel Ministry of

Science, Technology and

Space (Together with Prof.

Shemuel Shamai as the sum

of 250,000 NIS)

2015

National, community and individual resilience

in Israel: Repeated measure following the wave

of terrorism

Tel Hai College (Together

with Prof. Eshel, Prof. Lahad,

and Mr. Dima Lykin, the sum

of 15,000 NIS)

4201 National and community resilience in Israel Tel Hai College (Together

with Prof. Eshel, Prof. Lahad,

and Mr. Dima Lykin, the sum

of 15,000 NIS)

2013 The prominent effect of the security threat in

Israel on the concerns, attitudes towards and

willingness to work for the environment.

Tel Hai College (Together

with Dr. Nurit Carmi, the sum

of 20,000 NIS)

2013 Resiliency: Enhancing coping with crisis and

terrorism. Scientific meetings supported under

the NATO Program. Award shared with Prof.

Ajdukovic from Zagreb University, Croatia.

NATO Advanced Research

Workshop (ARW) 38,420€

2008 The Aftermath of War: Kiryat Shemona One

Year after the Second Lebanon War.

Publications no.: 23, 24, 26-30, 32, 33.

The UJA Federation of New

York ($50,000).

2002

Suicide terrorism in Israel. Publications no.: 9,

12

The project for the promotion

of higher education in the

Eastern Galilee: The Jewish

Agency for Israel and The

United Israel Appeal of

Canada, Project 2000 (10,000

NIS).

2001 Influence of army service on young conscripts.

Publications no.: 3-7, 10

The project for the promotion

of higher education in the

Eastern Galilee: The Jewish

Agency for Israel and The

United Israel Appeal of

Canada, Project 2000 (6,000

NIS).

5

2000 Northern residents’ response to Israeli

withdrawal from Lebanon. Publications no.: 11,

14, 16, 18

(a) Israel Ministry of

Education (40,000 IS).

(b) The project for the

promotion of higher education

in the Eastern Galilee: The

Jewish Agency for Israel and

The United Israel Appeal of

Canada, Project 2000 (6,000

NIS).

G. Awards and Fellowships

1986 Upper Galilee Council Scholarship for Higher Education.

1987 Scholarship for doctoral studies from the President of Palo Alto University, CA.

The USA.

1987 Kibbutz Artzi, Havazelet Foundation Scholarship for Ph.D. studies.

5/1991 Special IDF award for Psychological Research (Classified research, no details

possible).

6/2002 Award for excellence in teaching in large obligatory courses of the

interdisciplinary department, Tel Hai College.

2/2004 Award for excellence in teaching by the Nomination Committee according to

the following criteria: Colleagues evaluations, Student feedbacks, Contribution

to the college and community, Activity for teaching improvement.

3/2005 Award for excellence in teaching by the Nomination Committee according to

the following criteria: Colleagues evaluations, Student feedbacks, Contribution

to the college and community, Activity for teaching improvement.

4/2006 Award for excellence in teaching by the Nomination Committee according to

the following criteria: Colleagues evaluations, Student feedbacks, Contribution

to the college and community, Activity for teaching improvement.

10/2013 Eligibility for the 2013 reward excellence of Tel Hai College staff.

10/2015 Eligibility for the 2015 reward excellence of Tel Hai College staff.

10/2016 Eligibility for the 2016 reward excellence of Tel Hai College staff.

6

H.1. Conference initiation and organization

7 - 2009 Initiator and organizer of the 'Political Leadership Conference' at Tel-Hai

College.

1 - 2013 Academic conference chair: Individual, community and national resilience and

their interconnections. Tel Hai College, January 6-7 2013.

1 - 2014

Serve as chairpersons (with Prof Ajdukovic from Zagreb University) of the

academic conference: Resiliency – Improving coping with crises and terrorism.

The conference is based on the receipt of a grant from NATO for an Advanced

Research Workshop and scheduled for January 2014 (ARW) at Tel Hai College.

AS part of the workshop a book is in advance process, published by NATO

which I am one of the three editors.

H.2. Active Participation in Scientific Conferences

Conference Place and Dates Title of Presentation

1. 1. Third Kibbutz

Research Conference.

Kibbutz Degania,

Israel,

15-16/10/1990.

Perceived change of self-concept

and the intention to return among

Kibbutz people who immigrated

from Israel to the USA.

2. 2. Second Conference

of Coping with

Stress Situation: The

Gulf War.

3.

Kiryat Shemona,

Israel,

21-22/6/1992.

Treatment of Trauma Casualties:

The use of EMD-R.

3. 4. 12th International

Congress of

Hypnosis.

5.

Jerusalem

25-31/7/1992.

Hypnosis in the treatment of

Anxiety Disorder. The use of

EMD.

4. 6. Israel Ministry of

Education:

Emigration from

Israel.

7.

Oranim, Israel,

19/2/1992.

Perceived change in values and

intentions to return among Kibbutz

people who immigrated from Israel

to America.

5. 8. Fourth Kibbutz

Research Conference.

Givat Haviva, Israel,

19-21/4/1993.

Self-perceived maturation among

Kibbutz youth as a result of their

military service.

6. Fifth International

Conference on Stress

Management.

Noordwijkerhout,

The Netherlands,

2-6/5/1993.

Preparing the Golan Heights’

Educational system for dealing with

a continuous stress situation.

7

7. Fifth Kibbutz Research

Conference.

Haifa University,

Israel,

15/4/1997.

Political and emotional reactions of

Kibbutz soldiers following military

service during the Intifada.

8. 9. Staff Conference of

Social Work Schools

in Israel.

Tel-Aviv University,

Israel,

27/10/1998.

Preparing the Golan Heights

educational system for dealing with

a continuous stress situation.

9. International Society of

Political Psychology,

22nd Annual Scientific

Meeting.

Amsterdam, The

Netherlands

18-21/7/1999.

The psychological profile of

political leaders using behavior

analysis.

10. International Society of

Political Psychology,

23nd Annual Scientific

Meeting.

Seattle, Washington,

USA

1-4/7/2000.

Kibbutz veterans responding to

military service in the West Bank

and Gaza.

11. New Research on the

Galilee Region. 3rd

Annual Scientific

Meeting.

Tel Hai College,

Israel,

14/6/2001.

Teenagers’ responses to Israel

withdrawal from Lebanon: Level of

stress, life satisfaction, and political

attitudes.

12. 10. International Society of

Political Psychology, 24nd

Annual Scientific

Meeting.

Cuernavaca, Mexico

15-18/7/2001.

1. Teenagers’ responses to Israeli

withdrawal from Lebanon: Level of

stress, life satisfaction, and political

attitudes.

2. Benjamin Netanyahu:

Psychological profile using

behavior analysis.

13. 11. The psychology of terror:

The International Institute

for Counter-Terrorism

(ICT), The

Interdisciplinary Center,

Herzliya.

12.

Jerusalem, Inbal

Hotel, Israel,

26/5/2002.

Yasir Arafat and the path of terror.

14. 13. International Society of

Political Psychology, 25th

Annual Scientific

Meeting.

Berlin, Germany 16-

19/7/2002.

1. Yasir Arafat: Psychological

profile and strategic analysis.

2. Gender Differentials of Perceived

Qualities of Conscript Service in

the Israeli Army.

15. New Research on the

Galilee Region. 5th Annual

Scientific Meeting.

Tel Hai College,

Israel,

2003/29/5 .

Community Resilience and Impact

of Stress: Adults Response to

Israel's Withdrawal from Lebanon.

8

16. 14. 19th IPSA (International

Political Science

Association) World

Congress.

15.

Durban, South

Africa,

29/6 - 4/7/2003.

Suicide terrorism: a typology of

suicide terrorists in Israel.

17. The First Israeli

Conference for Qualitative

Method Research.

Tel Aviv, Israel

22-23/3/2004.

Content Analysis Navigator: A

software aid tool for content

analysis research.

18. International Society of

Political Psychology, 27th

Annual Scientific

Meeting.

Lund, Sweden, July

15-18/7/2004.

Who are the Palestinian suicide

terrorists?

19. Suicide Terror Seminar:

The challenge and the

search for an answer. Jaffe

Center for Strategic

Studies, Tel Aviv

University.

Neve Ilan, Israel,

12-13/3/2004.

Who are the Palestinian suicide

terrorists? Prototypes of suicide

bombers.

20. Different aspects of Israeli

periphery: Israeli Society

of Sociology Annual

Scientific Meeting.

Tel Hai College,

Israel,

16-18/2/2005.

Community resilience as a buffer

against stress: Adult response to

Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon.

21. Gender perspective: about

men, women and the

differences between them.

The Truman Institute, The

Hebrew University.

Tel Hai College,

Israel, 7/4/2005.

Gender differences among adults

and teenagers in their response to

the withdrawal of Israel from

Lebanon: stress, and life

satisfaction.

22. NATO Advanced

Research Workshop:

Social and Psychological

Factors in the Genesis of

Terrorism.

Ill Ciocco,

Castelvecchio,

Pascoli, Italy,

14-17/9/2005.

The Palestinian Human Bombers

(invited speaker).

23. Leadership - The Truman

Institute, The Hebrew

University, and Tel Hai

College.

Tel Hai College,

Israel, 4/5/2006.

Psychological analysis of political

leader: Possibilities and limitations.

24. 20th IPSA (International

Political Science

Association) World

Congress.

Fukuoka, Japan.

9-13/7/2006.

Terrorism in the eyes of the

beholders: Ethnic group, terror

attack scenario, attribution style and

level of denunciation of terrorism.

25. The Second Lebanon

War – Conclusions and

Institute for

Counter-Terrorism

The Effects of War on the Public

Image of Political Leaders: Prime

9

Insights Connotations in

Dealing with Terror and

Guerilla Warfare.

(ICT), IDC,

Herzliya, Israel,

11/9/2006.

Minister Olmert and Hezbollah

Leader Hasan Nasrallah (Invited

speaker).

26. II Jornadas

Internacionales De

Terrorismo - Causa Y

Consecuencias Del

Terrorismo.

Zaragoza, Spain,

30-1/1/12/2006.

Terrorism in the eyes of the

beholders: When will a violent

shooting attack be called an act of

terrorism?

(Invited speaker).

27. NATO Advanced

Research Workshop:

Social stress of

immigrants/member of

minority groups as a

factor in terrorist

behavior.

Tel Hai College,

Israel. 27-29/4/2007.

Terrorism in the eyes of the

beholders: When will a violent

shooting attack be called an act of

terrorism? (Invited speaker).

28. International Society of

Political Psychology, 30th

Annual Scientific

Meeting: Political

Psychology: Then, Now,

and Hereafter.

Portland, Oregon

USA, 4-7/7/2007.

The Effects of War on the Public

Image of Political Leaders: Prime

Minister Olmert and Hizbullah

Leader Nasrallah.

29 12th Annual Meeting of

the Israel Society for

Biological Psychiatry.

Kfar Giladi, Israel,

11-13/3/2008.

The aftermath of war: Personal

growth and distress among

adolescents one year after the

Second Lebanon War.

30 Galilee Research

Conference.

Tel Hai College,

Israel, 25-26/6/2008.

Stress symptoms and post-traumatic

recovery among teenagers and

adults in Kiryat Shemona, one year

after the war.

31 International Society of

Political Psychology 31th

Annual Scientific

Meeting.

Paris, France,

12/7/2008.

1. The Aftermath of war:

Posttraumatic recovery and

distress among adolescents one

year after the Second Lebanon

War.

2. Moral justification and feelings

of adjustment to the military law-

enforcement situation: The case of

Israeli soldiers serving at army

roadblocks.

10

32 The 3RD International

Military Psychology

Conference in Israel.

Herzliya, Israel. The

Center for Tactical

Command of the

IDF,

10-12/2/2008.

On the Edge of the Abyss:

Testimonies of Israeli submarine

team on service challenges and its

characteristics.

33 13th Annual Meeting of

the Israel Society for

Biological Psychiatry.

Hagoshrim, Israel,

3-5/3/2009.

Individual and public resilience and

coping with long term outcomes of

the war.

34 Leadership conference. Tel Hai College and

Noam association,

25/6/2009.

The public image of Netanyahu,

Libni, and Barak before and after

the election in Israel.

35 Individual and Public

Resilience and Coping

with Long Term

Outcomes of War.

Santiago, Chile,

12-16/7/2009.

21st World Congress of Political

Science.

(RC 29 – Psycho-Politics Research

Committee).

36 The Psycho-Social

Aftermaths of Terror

Attacks – Theoretical and

Therapeutic Perspectives.

Interdisciplinary

Center (IDC)

Herzliya, Israel,

13-15/9/2009.

Individual and Public Resilience and

Coping with Long Term Outcomes of

War.

37 NATO Advanced

Research Workshop:

"Predictors of Opposition

to Modernity and of

Identification with

Terrorism among Young

European Immigrants".

Milan, Italy,

19-21/3/2010.

Immigration as a possible trajectory

for political radicalism (Invited

speaker).

38 International Society of

Political Psychology 33rd

Annual Scientific

Meeting.

San Francisco,

California, USA,

7-10/7/2010.

Optimism as a Predictor of the

Effects of Laboratory Induced

Stress on Fears and Hope.

39 Community Resilience

Indicators Development

– Academic Meeting.

Ben-Gurion

University of the

Negev, Israel,

10/10/2010.

Measuring Community Resilience-

Based on Field Studies (Invited

speaker).

40 International Society of

Political Psychology 34th

Annual Scientific

Meeting.

Istanbul, Turkey,

9-12/7/2010.

The half full / half empty cup:

Vulnerability and resiliency one

year after a war.

11

41 Bio-Medicine – Science,

and Medicine in the

Galilee.

Tel Hai College,

Israel,

25/10/2011.

The half-full / half empty cup:

Vulnerability and resiliency one

year after the Second Lebanon

War. 42 Establishing meeting of

the Israeli Association

for the Study of Society

and Military.

Kinneret College,

Israel,

14-15/12/2011.

Moral dilemma under

uncertainty conditions: Threat of

investigation committee, political

attitudes, and type of army

service. 43 Trauma through the life

cycle from a strengths-

based perspective.

Jerusalem, Israel,

8-9/1/2012.

The half full / half empty cup:

Vulnerability and resiliency one

year after a war.

44 IPRED II The second

Israeli Conference on

Healthcare & Response

to & Emergencies &

Disasters.

Tel Aviv, Israel,

15-19/7/2012.

Conjoint Community Resilience

Assessment Measure – CCRAM

(Team presentation).

45 IPSA XXII World

Congress of Political

Science.

Madrid, Spain,

7-12/7/2012.

The half full / half empty cup:

Vulnerability and resiliency one

year after a war.

46 Bio-Medicine – Science,

and Medicine in the

Galilee.

Tel Hai College,

Israel, 11/10/2012.

Posttraumatic recovery to

distress symptoms ratio: A

mediator of the relationships

between demographic variables

and resilience to war.

47 From helplessness to

active coping: The

second conference of

mental health

interventions in

emergency and disasters.

Tel Hai College,

Israel,

15-16/10/2012.

Vulnerability and resilience

following potentially traumatic

events.

48 The 1st Multidisciplinary

Resilience Research

Center (MRRC)

International Conference.

Tel Hai College,

Israel, 7/1/2013.

Demographic variables as

antecedents of Israel community

and national resilience

(conference academic chair). 49 ISPP 36th Annual

Scientific Meeting (chair,

and discussant in 3

panels).

Herzliya, Israel,

11/7/2013.

Moral Dilemma in the War

Against Terror: Political

Attitudes and Regular versus

Reserve Military Service (chair).

50 The annual meeting of

the Israeli Association

Kinneret College,

Israel,

11-12/12/2013.

Moral dilemma and in the war

against terror: Proportionality

principle, religiosity, political

12

for the Study of Society

and Military.

attitudes, and authoritarian

personality.

51 NATO Advanced

Research Workshop.

Resiliency: Enhancing

coping with crisis and

terrorism. An edited book

with Prof. Ajdukovic is

planned to be published

based on this workshop.

Tel Hai College,

5-6/1/2014

The different levels of resilience:

What do we know about the

associations between individual,

community and national

resilience? (Invited speaker).

52 International Applied

Military Psychology

Symposium. “The Power

of Multidisciplinary”

Tallinn, Estonia, 6-

9, June 2014

National resilience: What do we

know and why is it important

Invited as a Keynote speaker

53 23rd World Congress of

Political Science: RC29

Political Psychology

July 19-24, 2014

Montreal, Quebec-

Canada

Moral dilemma and in the war

against terror: Proportionality

principle, religiosity, political

attitudes, and authoritarian

personality 54 36th Annual Conference

(STAR). Stress and

Anxiety – Resilience,

Coping & Thriving

June 30-July 2,

2015, Tel Aviv,

Israel

Determinants of Individual

Resilience Following Missile

Attacks: A New Perspective

55 The Third Kinneret

Conference of the Israeli

Association for the Study

of Society-Military

Researchers in the new

era of wars.

Kenneret College,

Israel, 27-28

January, 2016.

Moral dilemmas in the war against

terrorism: Proportionality principle,

religiosity, political attitudes, and

authoritarian personality

56 Shielding Youth from

Radicalization: A Pro-

Social Initiative to Build

Resilience

Hebrew University

November 20, 2016.

National resilience in Israel and

abroad: Cross-Cultural

measurement (Invited speaker).

57 Resilience Capacity

Building: Best Practices

and Opportunities for

NATO

Prague, Czech

Republic June 2,

2107

NATO expert meeting on the issue

of resilience (Invited participant)

58

2017 Annual Scientific

Meeting of the

International Society of

Political Psychology

(ISPP)

Edinburgh,

Scotland, June 29 -

July 2, 2017

Coping with Wave of Terror: A

Longitudinal Study.

59

Resilience Capacity

Building: Best Practices

Prague,

Czech Republic: 1-

2 June 2017

A discussion panel of experts.

(Invited participant).

13

and Opportunities for

NATO

60 BSC -16th Congress on

European Security and

Defense.

Berlin, 28-29

November 2017:

Panel B1: How to

enhance Europe's

strength and

resilience to counter

hybrid threats?

Resiliency: What does the concept

mean? How do we measure it? Why

is it important? (Invited speaker).

61

Tbilisi Strategic

Discussions Workshop

on National Resilience

University of Gori,

6-2-2018.

Resiliency: What does the concept

mean? How do we measure it? Why

is it important?

Invited as a Keynote speaker

62 A Leadership Conference

in memory of Major

Eitan Balachsan

Tel Hai College,

21-2-2018

Military leadership - values in

military circumstances (Hebrew).

63 Power of research in the

fight against

disinformation and its

impact

II international

conference on

polling and politics.

Tbilisi, Georgia 12-

15-5-2018

Strengthening the ability to resist

disinformation and national

resilience to hybrid threats (Invited

speaker).

64 The Bucharest Security

Conference (BSC)

Bucharest, Romania,

27-29 September

2018.

Definition of resilience? How do we

measure it? Why is it important?

(Invited speaker).

65 Home Front Command

and Academia meeting

on the issue of resilience

The Institute for

National Security

Studies, Tel Aviv,

July 1 2019

Community resilience research in

the Upper Galilee Regional Council

(Hebrew).

(Invited speaker). 66 The Bucharest Security

Conference (BSC)

Bucharest, Romania,

4-5 October 2019.

Resilience to Hybrid Threats:

What can we learn from studies

conducted in Israel and abroad?

(Invited speaker). 67 The periphery in the

center

Israeli Knesset,

Jerusalem,

December 13

Community resilience research in

the Upper Galilee Regional Council

(Hebrew).

(Invited speaker).

I. Non-Academic Activity & Positions

1976 - 1980 Psychological counselor and teacher at Einot Yarden High School.

1978 - 1980 Secretary of Kibbutz Shamir.

1981-1985 Head of the Kibbutz Movement Clinic for Family and Children, Kiryat

Shemona, Israel.

14

1986-1990 Emissary of the Kibbutz Movement to the San Francisco Bay Area:

Educational work with Jewish students.

1993-1995 Psychological Advisor to the Golan Heights Education System - Preparation

for coping with stress and the situation of uncertainty.

1992-1995 Special Psychological Advisor to the Israeli Defense Forces.

1995-2000 Private Clinic in Tel Aviv. Expertise in treatment of anxiety disorder,

trauma and PTSD, stress-related problems, and in the use of hypnosis.

1995-2007 Private Clinic in Kibbutz Shamir. Expertise in treatment of anxiety disorder,

trauma and PTSD, stress-related problems, and in the use of hypnosis.

2006 - 2008 Advisor and lecturer to national security system regarding political

psychology issues.

2008-2012 Galilee College - Lectures for trainees from abroad (governmental officials,

military and security systems personnel) on the following issues: national

and social resilience, psychological characteristics of terrorism and political

radicalization.

K. Publication list

1. MA Thesis

Kimhi, S. (1980). Perceived retrospective change of self-concept and level of adjustment

among middle-aged kibbutz members. Supervisors: Handel, A. Ph.D, Liviatan, U. Ph.D.

University of Haifa, Israel.

2. Ph.D. Dissertation

Kimhi, S. (1990). Perceived change of self-concept, values, well-being, and intention to

return among kibbutz people who immigrated from Israel to America. Palo Alto

University (Pacific Graduate School of Psychology), Palo Alto, California. Supervisors:

Nancy Bliwise, Ph.D., Chair, Allen Calvin, Ph.D., Debra E. Gordon, Ph.D.

3. Books

1. Kimhi, S. and Even, S. (2002). Yasir Arafat – psychological profile and strategic

analysis. The International Policy Institute for Counterterrorism (ICT), The

Interdisciplinary Center, Herzliya [Hebrew].

15

2. Kimhi, S., Even, S., & Post, J. (2002). Yasir Arafat – psychological profile and strategic

analysis. The International Policy Institute for Counterterrorism (ICT), The

Interdisciplinary Center, Herzliya.

3.1. Kimhi, S, & Even, S. (2004). Who are the Palestinian suicide terrorists? Jaffee Center

for Strategic Studies. Tel Aviv University.

4. Ajdukovic, D, Kimhi, S., & Lahad. M. (Eds.). (2015). Resiliency: Enhancing coping with

crisis and terrorism. Amsterdam, the Netherlands: IOS Press, The NATO Science for

Peace and Security Programme.

4. Articles in refereed journals

1. Handel, A., Kimhi, S. & Leviatan, U. (1983). Perceived retrospective change of self-

concept among the middle-aged in the kibbutz. International Journal of Behavioral

Development, 6, 241-260.

2. Kimhi, S., & Bliwise, N. (1992). Perceived change of values and intention to return among

kibbutz people who immigrated from Israel. The Journal of Interdisciplinary and

Applied Psychology, 126. 661-670.

3. Dar, Y., Kimhi, S., Stadler, S., & Epshtein, A. (2000). The imprint of the Intifada:

testimonies of kibbutz-born soldiers to military service in the West Bank and Gaza.

Megamot, 4, 420-444 [Hebrew].

4. Dar, Y., Kimhi, S. (2000). Self-perceived maturation following military service. Megamot,

4, 591-616 [Hebrew] (different from the English version).

5. Dar, Y., & Kimhi, S. (2000). The imprint of the Intifada: Response of kibbutz-born

soldiers to military service in the West Bank and Gaza. Armed Forces & Society, 26,

285-311.

6. Dar, Y., Kimhi, S. (2001). Military service and self-perceived maturation among Israeli

youth. Journal of Youth and Adolescence, 30, 427-448.

7. Dar, Y., & Kimhi, S. (2002). Young women in a masculine organization: Gender

differentials of perceived qualities and benefits of conscript service in the Israeli

army. Israeli Sociology, 4, 61-68 [Hebrew] (different from the English version).

8. Kimhi, S., & Even, S. (2003). Yasir Arafat: Behavioral and strategic analysis. (2003).

Social Behavior and Personality, 31, 363-374. (Abstract and index information for

16

this publication has been included, as part of the CSA Worldwide Political Science

Abstracts database from CSA).

9. Kimhi, S., & Even, S. (2003). Who are the Palestinian suicide terrorists? Strategic

Assessment, 6, 28-34.

10. Dar, Y., & Kimhi, S. (2004). Youth in the military: Gendered experiences in the

conscript service in the Israeli army. Armed Forces & Society, 30, 433-459.

11. Kimhi, S., & Shamai, M. (2004).Community resilience and the impact of stress: Adult

response to Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon. Journal of Community Psychology, 32,

439-451.

12. Kimhi, S., & Even, S. (2004). Who are the Palestinian Suicide bombers? Terrorism and

Political Violence, 16, 815-840.

13. Kimhi, S., & Even, S. (2004). Response to comments. Terrorism and Political Violence,

16, 851-853.

14. Kimhi, S. & Shamai, M. (2006). Community resilience as a buffer of stress reaction –

northern community response to Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon. Social Issues in

Israel. 1, 152-170 [Hebrew].

15. Shamai, M. & Kimhi, S. (2006). Exposure of threat of war and terror, political attitudes,

stress and life satisfaction among teenagers. Journal of Adolescence, 29, 165-176.

16. Kimhi, S., & Shamai, M. (2006). Are women at higher risk than man? Gender

differences among teenagers and adults in their response to the threat of war and

terror. Women & Health, 43, 1-19.

17. Kimhi, S. & Sagy, S. (2007). Moral justification and feelings of adjustment to military

law-enforcement situations: Israeli soldiers serving at army roadblocks. Social Issues

in Israel, 3, 166-189. [Hebrew] (different from the English version).

18. Shamai, M. & Kimhi, S. (2007) Teenagers response to threat of war and terror: The

impact of gender and social systems. Community Mental Health Journal, 43, 359-

374.

19. Shamai, M., Kimhi, S., & Enosh, G. (2007). ). Social systems and personal reactions to

threats of war. Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, 24, 747-764.

20. Kimhi, S. (2007). The psychological image of a rival leader as a complementary stage in

intelligence evaluation. Studies in Intelligence 1, 82-92. [Hebrew].

17

21. Kimhi, S., & Sagy, S. (2008). Moral justification and feelings of adjustment to military

law-enforcement situations: Israeli soldiers serving at army roadblocks. Mind &

Society, 7, 177-191.

22. Kimhi, S., & Canetti-Nisim, D., & Hirschberger, G. (2009). Terrorism in the eyes of the

beholder: Foundations of support for terrorism in the face of intractable conflict.

Peace and Conflict: Journal of Peace Psychology, 15, 75-95.

23. Kimhi, S., Eshel, Y., Zysberg, L., & Hantman, S. (2009). Getting a life: Gender

differences in postwar recovery. Sex Roles, 61, 554-565.

24. Kimhi, S., & Eshel, Y. (2009). The effects of war and ethnic group on the public image

of political leaders: Prime Minister Olmert and Hezbollah leader Nasrallah.

Democracy and Security, 5, 277-297.

25. Kimhi, S. & Zysberg, L. How people understand the world around them: Perceived

randomness of rare life events. (2009) Journal of Psychology: Interdisciplinary and

Applied, 143, 521-532.

26. Kimhi, S., Eshel, Y. (2009). Individual and public resilience and coping with long term

outcomes of war. Journal of Applied Biobehavioral Research, 14, 70-89.

27. Kimhi, S. & Eshel, Y. (2010). Individual and public resiliency: Coping with long term

outcomes of war. Social Issues in Israel, 29-52 [Hebrew].

28. Kimhi, S., Eshel, Y., Zysberg, L., Hantman, S., & Enosh, G. (2010). Sense of coherence

and socio-demographic characteristics predicting posttraumatic stress symptoms and

recovery in the aftermath of the Second Lebanon War. Anxiety, Stress, & Coping, 23,

139-152.

29. Kimhi, S., & Eshel, Y., Zysberg, L., & Hantman, S. (2010). Postwar winners and losers

in the Long run: Determinants of war-related stress symptoms and posttraumatic

recovery. Community Mental Health Journal, 46, 10-19.

30. Kimhi, S., Eshel, Y., Zysberg, L., & Hantman, S. (2010). Sense of danger and family

support as mediators of adolescents' distress and recovery in the aftermath of war.

Journal of Loss and Trauma, 15, 351-369.

31. Kimhi, S., Mindel, K., & Oged, R. (2011). On the edge of the abyss - Testimonies of an

Israeli submarine crew on the challenges and features of life as a submariner.

Megamot [Hebrew] (different from the English version).

18

32. Kimhi, S., Hantman, S., Goroshit, M., Eshel, Y., & Zysberg, L. (2012). Elderly people

coping with the aftermath of war: Resilience vs. vulnerability. American Journal of

Geriatric Psychiatry, 20, 391-401. DOI: 10.1097/JGP.ob013e31821106b3

33. Eshel, Y. & Kimhi, S. (2011). Perceived beneficial and detrimental outcomes of war:

Are they positively or negatively linked with each other? International Journal of

Stress Management, 18, 284-303. DOI: 10.1037/a0024743

34. Kimhi, S., & Eshel, Y. (2011). The public image of Prime Minister Olmert and

Hizbullah leader Nasrallah before and after the Second Lebanon War. Megamot, 48,

66-85. [Hebrew] (different from the English version).

35. Zysberg, L. & Kimhi, S. (2011). Winning or losing a bet and the perception of

randomness. Journal of Gambling Studies, 29(1), 109-118. DOI 10.1007/s10899-

011-9289-2.

36. Kimhi, S. (2011).Understanding coping: Submarine crew coping with extreme

environmental conditions. Psychology, 2, 961-967. DOI:10.4236/psych.2011.29145

37. Halperin, E., Canti, D., & Kimhi, S. (2012) In love with hatred: Rethinking the role

hatred plays in shaping political behavior. Journal of Applied Social Psychology

42(9), 2231-2256).

38. Kimhi, S. & Eshel, Y. (2012). Determinants of students of perceptions of conventional

and unconventional war threats. Democracy and Security, 8, 228-246.

39. Kimhi, S., Eshel, Y., & Shahar, E. (2013). Optimism as a predictor of the effects of

laboratory-induced stress on fears and hope. International Journal of Psychology,

48(4), 641-648. DOI:10.1080/00207594.2012.676181.

40. Kimhi, S. (2014). Moral dilemma in the war against terror: Political attitudes and regular

versus reserve military service. Ethics & Behavior, 24(1), 1-15.

DOI:10.1080/10508422.2013.818919

40.1. Kimhi, S. (2012). A moral dilemma in the war against terror: Political attitudes and

regular versus reserve military service. Social Issues in Israel, 15, 87-108 [Hebrew].

41. Kimhi, S. & Doron, H. (2013). Conscripted without induction order: Wives of former

combat veterans with PTSD speak. Psychology, 4, 189 –195.

41.1 Kimhi, S. & Doron, H. (2014). Conscripted without induction order: Wives of former

combat veterans with PTSD speak. Social Issues in Israel, 17, 94-114 [Hebrew].

19

42. Kimhi, S., Goroshit, M., & Eshel, Y., (2013). Demographic variables as antecedents of

Israeli community and national resilience. Journal of Community Psychology, 41(5),

631-643. DOI: 10.1002/jcop.21561.

43. Zysberg, L., Kimhi, S., & Eshel, Y. (2013). Someone to watch over me: Exposure to

war events and trust in the armed forces as factors in war-related stress. Medicine

Conflict & Survival, 29, 140-154.

44. Kimhi, S, (2011). The half full / half empty cup: Vulnerability and resiliency one year

after a war (invited paper). In K. Weichold, & D. Sharma. Introduction to dealing

with stress, adversities, and trauma: Resiliency research across cultures. Bulletin of

the International Society for the Study of Behavioral Development ISSBD, 1(51).

http://www.issbd.org/resources/files/JBD_May11_Bulletin.pdf

45. Kimhi, S. (2015). Sense of coherence and gender as a predictor of the effect of

laboratory-induced stress on cognitive performance. The Journal of Psychology:

Interdisciplinary and Applied. 149(4), 412-426. DOI: 10.1080/00223980.2014.895696

46. Eshel, Y. & Kimhi, S., & Goroshit, M. (2014). Posttraumatic recovery to distress

symptoms ratio mediates relations of resilience fostering resources and their

predictors. Stress & Health. 32(3), 216-223.

47. Kimhi and Eshel (2015). The missing link in resilience research. Psychological Inquiry.

26(2), 181-186. DOI:10.1080/1047840X.2014.1002378.

48. Kimhi, S. & Kasher, A. (2015). Moral dilemmas in military situations: Proportionality

principle, religiosity, political attitudes and authoritarian personality. Military

Psychology, 27(3), 161-184. DOI:10.1037/mil0000072

49. Carmi, N. & Kimhi, S. (2015). Further than the eye can see: Psychological distance and

perception of environmental threats. Human and Ecological Risk Assessment: An

International Journal. 21(8), 2239-2257. DOI: 10.1080/10807039.2015.1046419

50. Eshel, Y. & Kimhi, S. (2016). A new perspective on national resilience: Components and

demographic predictors. Journal of Community Psychology, 44(7), 833-844. DOI:

10.1002/jcop.21811

51. Eshel, Y., & Kimhi, S. (2016). Community resilience of civilians at war: a new

perspective. Community Mental Health Journal, 52(1), 109-117.

52. Eshel, Y. & Kimhi, S. (2016). Post-War recovery to stress symptoms ratio as a measure

of resilience, individual characteristics, sense of danger and age. Journal of Loss &

20

Trauma :International Perspective on Stress & Coping, 21(2), 160-177. DOI:

10.1080/15325024.965970

53. Kimhi, S. ( 6201 ). Levels of Resilience: Associations among Individual, Community and

National Resilience. Journal of Health Psychology, 21(2), 164-170.

54. Eshel, Y., & Kimhi, S. (2016). Determinants of individual resilience following missile

attacks: A new perspective. Personality and Individual Difference. 95, 190-195.

DOI:/10.1016/j.paid.2016.02.052

55. Eshel, Y., Kimhi, S., Lahad, S., & Lykin, D. (2016). Individual, community, and national

resiliencies and age: Are Older people less resilient than younger individuals?

American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry, 24(8), 644-647. Doi:

10.1016/j.jagp.2016.03.002

56. Canetti, Kimhi, Hannoun, Rocha, Galea & Morgan (2016). How Personality affects

Vulnerability among Israelis and Palestinians Following the 2009 Gaza Conflict.

PLOS ONE. 11(7), e0156278. http://dx.doi.org/10.1371/journal.one.0156278

57. Kimhi, S. & Eshel, Y. (2016). Demographic characteristics and sense of danger

predicting new measure of individual resilience following a war. Journal of

Community Medicine & Health Education. 6(5), 472. doi:10.4172/2161-0711.1000472

58. Eshel, Kimhi, Lhad & Leykin (2017). Individual attributes as predictors of protective and

risk components of resilience under continuing terror attacks: A longitudinal study.

Personality and Individual Differences.114, 160-166.

http://doi.org/10.1016/j.paid.2017.03.033

59. Kimhi, S., Dror, G., & Sapir, S. (2017). Resilience among students from the majority and

minority group: The Israeli case. Journal of Psychology & Behavioral Science. 5(1),

37-46.

60. Kimhi, S., Yehoshua, S., & Oliel, Y. (2017). Behavior analysis of Benjamin Netanyahu

in 1999 and 2017: What has changed? Annals of Psychiatry and Mental Health. 5(5),

1111.

60a. Kimhi, S., Yehoshua, S., & Oliel, Y. (2017). Behavior analysis of Benjamin Netanyahu

in 1999 and 2017: What has changed? The 7 eye. September 07.

http://www.the7eye.org.il/263339 [Hebrew].

61. Kimhi, S. & Eshel, Y. Leykin, D. & Lahad, M. (2017). Individual, community and

national resilience in the peace-time and in face of terror: A longitudinal study.

Journal of Loss and Trauma. 22(8), 698-713. doi.org/10.1080/15325024.2017.1391943

21

62. Boon, H., Kimhi, S., Kalliopi, S. Parmak, M., Groh, A., & Saskia, R. (2017).

Preliminary findings from an international study of subjective wellbeing in tertiary

students. International Journal of Innovation, Creativity and Change, 3(3).

WWW.ijicc.net

63. Kimhi, S., Parmak, M., Boon, H., Sapountzaki, K., Groh, A., & Ryan, S. (2018).

Community and National Resilience and Quality of Life: A Preliminary Cross-

Cultural Study. American International Journal of Social Science, 7(1), 1-11.

64. Eshel, Y. & Kimhi, S., Lahad, M., Leykin, D., & Goroshit, M., (2018). Risk factors as

major determinants of resilience: A replication study. Community Mental Health

Journal, 54(8), 1228-1238. http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10597-018-0263-7

65. Kimhi, S. & Eshel, Y. (2019). Measuring national resilience: A new short version of the

scale (NR-13). Journal of Community Resilience. 47(3), 517-528. DOI: 10.1002/jcop.22135

66. Kimhi, S., Eshel, Y., Lahad, S., & Lykin, D. (2019). National resilience: A new self-

report assessment scale. Community Mental Health Journal. 55(4), 721-731.

https://doi.org/10.1007/s10597-018-0362-5

67. Ben-Nun, P., Kimhi, S. Cantetti, D., Shamai, M., & Fachter, S. (2019). Coping with

moral threat : Moral judgment during armed conflict. Journal of Conflict Resolution.

DOI: 10.1177/0022002719854209

68. Kimhi, S. & Oliel, Y. (2019. National resilience, country corruption and quality of life:

An international study. The International Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities

Invention, 6(05), 5430-5436. DOI: 10.18535/ijsshi/v6i5.05

69. Cohen, E., Eshel, Y., Kimhi, S., & Kurman, J. (2019). Individual Resilience: A Major

Protective Factor in Peer Bullying and Victimization of Elementary School Children

in Israel. https://doi.org/10.1177/0886260519863192

70. Eshel, Y., Kimhi, S. & Marciano, H., (2019). Proximal and Distal Determinants of

Community Resilience under Threats of Terror. Journal of Community Psychology.

47(8), 1952-1960. DOI: 10.1002/jcop.22245

71. Maciano, H., Eshel, Y. & Kimhi, S. (2019, online first). Predictors of Individual,

Community and National Resiliencies of Israeli Jews and Arabs. International

Journal of Psychology. DOI: 10.1002/ijop.12636

72. Kimhi, S., Eshel, Y., & Bonanno, G. (2020, accepted for publication). Resilience and

risk factors as prospective predictors of depression and anxiety symptoms following

intensive terror attacks in Israel. Personality and Individual Differences.

22

4.1. Book review

1. Kimhi, S. (2007). Book review: Yoram Schweitzer (2006) (Ed.). Female suicide bombers:

Dying for equality? Democracy and Security, 3, 241-246. Doi: 0899-5605/15/$12.00

5. Chapters in Collections

1. Kimhi, S. (2001). The psychological profile of Benjamin Netanyahu using behavior

analysis (149-165). In: O. Feldman, & O. L. Valenty (Eds.), Profiling political leaders:

Cross-Cultural studies of personality and behavior. Connecticut: Praeger.

2. Even, S., & Kimhi, S. (2006). The shahid sheep: How the Palestinian terror system is

using their people for suicide terror attacks. In: H. Golan, & S. Shay, (Eds.) A ticking

bomb – Encountering suicide terror [Petzatza metakteket] (47-63). Tel Aviv: Maarachot

[Hebrew].

3. Kimhi S & Even E. (2006). The Palestinian human bombers. In: J. Victoroff, (Ed.).

Tangled roots: Social and psychological factors in the genesis of terrorism (308-323).

Amsterdam: IOS Press.

4. Kimhi, S. & Canetti-Nisim, D. (2008). Inter-ethnic groups and perception of terrorism. In

M. Finklestein, & K. Dent-Brown (Eds.). Psychosocial stress in immigrants and in

members of minority groups as a factor in terrorist behavior (pp. 136-151). Amsterdam:

IOS Press. The NATO Science for Peace and Security.

5. Kimhi, S., Eshel, Y., Zysberg, L, & Hantman, S. (2010). Posttraumatic growth and stress

symptoms among teenagers from Kiryat Shemona one year after the Second Lebanon

War. In F. Azaiza, N. Nachmias, & M. Cohen (Eds.). Health, education and welfare

services in times of crisis: Lessons learned from the Second Lebanon War (145-163).

Haifa: Pardes Publication [Hebrew].

6. Kimhi, S. (2011). Immigration as a possible trajectory for political radicalism and terror.

In G.M. Ruggerio, S. Sassaroli, Y. Latzer, & S. Cuchady. Perspectives on immigration

and terrorism (pp. 36-41). Amsterdam: IOS Press. The NATO Science for Peace and

Security.

23

7. Kimhi, S. (2012).Understanding coping: Submarine crew coping with extreme

environmental conditions. In A. L. Cobb (Ed.). Military operations, health and

technology (pp. 25-42). NY: Nova Science Publishers.

8. Kimhi, S & Eshel, Y. (2011). Determinants of students perceptions of war-threats. In L.

Zysberg, (ed.) Student attitudes (pp. 277-294). NY: Nova Science Publisher.

9. Kimhi, S. (2011). Attribution theory and intergroup conflict. In D.J. Christie (Ed.),

Encyclopedia of peace psychology (pp. 58-62). Hoboken, New Jersey: Wiley-Blackwell.

10. Kimhi, S. (2015). Levels of resilience: A critical review. In D. Ajdukovic, S. Kimhi, &

M. Lahad. (Eds.). Resiliency: Enhancing coping with crisis and terrorism (pp. 49-59).

Amsterdam, the Netherlands: IOS Press, The NATO Science for Peace and Security

Programme.

6. Conference papers

1. Kimhi, S. (2010). Terrorism in the eyes of the beholders: Ethnic group, terror attack

scenario, attribution style and level of denunciation of terrorism. 20th World Congress

of Political Science (IPSA). July 9-13, 2006, Fukuoka, Japan. Retrieved (November, 2,

2010) from: http://paperroom.ipsa.org/papers/view/5507

2. Kimhi, S. & Eshel, Y. (2009). Individual and public resilience and coping with long-term

outcomes of war. 21th World Congress of Political Science (IPSA). July 12-16, 2009,

Santiago, Chile. Retrieved (November, 2, 2010) from:

http://paperroom.ipsa.org/papers/view/3789

3. Kimhi, S. (2011). Simulation of decision making during combat situation under threat of

an investigation committee: Experimental study. In Z. Drori, & A. Bar-Or (Eds.).

Between military and civilian front (pp. 73-75). Founding conference of the society for

researchers of the military society in Israel. Kinneret College, 14-15 December, 2011

[Hebrew].

4. Kimhi, S. (2014). Moral dilemmas in the war against terrorism: Proportionality principle,

religiosity, political attitudes and authoritarian personality. Paper presented at the 23rd

World Congress of Political Science. July 19-24, 2014, Montreal, Canada.

24

7. Articles in non-refereed journals/Others

1. Kimhi, S. (2002). Arafat: perceptions of the current situation. International Policy Institute

for Counterterrorism, The Interdisciplinary Center, Herzliya, [Hebrew].

2. Kimhi, S. (1991-1995). Five classified research studies published for IDF internal

purposes (Classified research, no details possible).

3. Dar, Y. & Kimhi, S. (1992). Effect of army service in the Territories on kibbutz conscripts.

The Institute for Kibbutz Education Research, Oranim – Yad Tabenkin, 31 [Hebrew].

4. Kimhi, S. Hantman, S., Eshel, Y. & Zysberg, L. (2007). The aftermath of war: Kiryat

Shemona one year after the Second Lebanon War. Research report submitted to the

UJA Federation of New York.

5. Kimhi, S., Marciano, H., & Eshel, Y. (2018). The Israel Resilience Index - June 2018: An

ongoing research project [Hebrew]. Unpublished paper. Retrieved from (August 8):

http://muchanut.haifa.ac.il/images/%D7%93%D7%95%D7%97_%D7%9E%D7%93%D7%93_%D7%9

4%D7%97%D7%95%D7%A1%D7%9F_%D7%9C%D7%99%D7%A9%D7%A8%D7%90%D7%9C-

2018.pdf

6. Kimhi, S., Mariano, H., & Eshel, Y. (2019). Community Resilience Research in the Upper

Galilee Regional Council - January 2019. [Hebrew]. Unpublished paper. Retrieved from

(February, 2019): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mAyKC4OsXRnC0XSVtGAmythg-

aO8FfkL/view

7. Kimhi, S., Adini, B., Mariano, H., & Eshel, Y. (2020). Index of resilience in the south

following the "black belt" round. [Hebrew]. Unpublished paper. Retrieved from (Jenuary

2020):

https://med.tau.ac.il/sites/medicine.tau.ac.il/files/media_server/medicine/Emergency-

1/Research%20report%20hagora%20shhora.pdf

M. Miscellaneous

1. Membership in professional organizations and professional activity

1985 License as Clinical Psychologist (Israeli Health Ministry).

1991 License in Hypnosis (Israeli Health Ministry).

1994 – 2015 Membership in the American Psychological Association (APA).

25

1990-1997 Affiliated Researcher, Oranim Center for the Research of Kibbutz

Education.

1999 – 2014 Membership in the International Society of Political Psychology (ISPP).

2001 – 2013 Affiliated Researcher, the Institute for Counter-Terrorism (ICT), Inter-

Disciplinary Institute (IDC), Herzliya.

2003 – 2014 Membership in the International Political Science Association (IPSA).

2003 – 2006 Member in the branch of Psycho-Politics Research Committee of the

International Society of Political Psychology (IPSA).

2002-2004 Development of computer program aiding qualitative analysis:

"Navigator for Content Analysis". In cooperation with the computer

center team in Tel Hai College.

2000 – Present Serving as a referee on a requested basis in the following journals:

1. Social Issues in Israel [Hebrew].

2. Society and Welfare [Hebrew].

3. International Journal of Personality.

4. Terrorism and Political Violence.

5. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry

6. European Journal of Psychiatry

7. Anxiety, Stress and Coping

8. Journal of Traumatic Stress

9. Community Mental Health Journal

10. Psychological Reports

2010 - 2013 Member of multi-disciplinary, multi-institutional partnership which has

developed an assessment tool for community resilience (Conjoint Community

Resiliency Assessment Collaboration- CCRAC)

2011 Member of the Israeli Association for the Study of Society and Military

in Israel

2012- 2013 Israel Science Foundation – reviewer for a research proposal.

2. Colloquium talks and other invited addresses (last five years)

26

December 2014 Two lectures were given at the University of Huddersfield, England:

“Resilience and the ways to measure it” and “Psychological aspects

of terrorism” (invited lecture).

Tbilisi, Georgia.

July 2018

Signing the memorandum of understanding: Official establishment of The

Center for National Resilience (CNR).

Tbilisi, Georgia.

October 22-23,

2018.

Stress and Resilience Workshop. Two days seminar for civil service

personnel.

Hochschule

Osnabruck,

Germany,

October 15-21,

2019.

Week seminar: Stress and Resilience (Academic course of 2 credit

points).

3. Media Appearances

In recent years, I was invited many times to the Israeli media (TV and radio). For example,

Between 2015 and March 2018 I appeared 29 times in various media. The issues in most

interviews were political psychology: characteristics of political leaders as well as about the

various studies I have published, such as studies on various issues of the IDF, social and

personal resilience.