Daniel Elazar
Daniel Elazar · Philosophy & Social Sciences
Political scientist; leading scholar of federalism and the covenant tradition in politics
1934, Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States — 1999, Jerusalem, Israel
United States · Israel
Daniel Elazar is recognized among Jewish contributors to Philosophy & Social Sciences — Political scientist; leading scholar of federalism and the covenant tradition in politics
Daniel J. Elazar was an American-Israeli political scientist and a leading scholar of federalism, who traced the roots of modern federal systems to the biblical covenant tradition and analyzed how covenantal ideas shaped constitutional politics. He founded the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs and wrote extensively on Jewish political tradition and American federalism. He was an observant Jew.
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Political scientist; leading scholar of federalism and the covenant tradition in politics
Source: Jinfo.org — Jews in Political Philosophy & Political Science