Teaching

The Institute for Law and Philanthropy designs and delivers courses on a range of topics from socioeconomic development to governance, policy, and more.

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The Institute’s approach focuses on learning through high-quality applied research, case studies and policy-focused dissemination, and uses sustained policy labs that encourage participants to examine and debate the issues from various angles.

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The current program of study includes the following courses:

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Economic Growth and Distributive Justice Part I - The Role of the State delivered by Prof. Yoram Margalioth.

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Philanthropy in Theory & Practice, delivered by Adv. Galia Feit.