An event featuring two lectures. Dr. Michal Yaari will speak about the rise and fall of dictatorships in the Middle East and the paradox of survival. Dandan Bolotin will lecture on the Indigenous peoples of the rainforests in Ecuador and a vanishing world.
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09:15 – The Rise and Fall of Dictatorships in the Middle East: On the Paradox of Survival
Lecturer: Dr. Michal Yaari – Middle East specialist, lecturer, and researcher at Ben-Gurion University
What social circles does a dictator rely on to survive and maintain his rule? Can he identify potential points of risk? And why does choosing “yes-men” and mediocre people to surround him lead to the deterioration of the state and his downfall? All this and more in The Beginner Dictator’s Guide…
11:00 – Indians in the Rainforests of Ecuador: A Fascinating Look at a Disappearing World
Lecturer: Dandan Bolotin – botanist, biologist, and traveler
As part of a project on behalf of Tel Aviv University, Dandan reached places in Ecuador where no “Western” person had ever set foot. He was exposed to the strange customs of the local tribes, their secrets, foods, medicinal plants, wars, weddings, and many other fascinating stories.
Beit Sapir Auditorium
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