ד"ר נועה לביא

ד"ר נועה לביא

ממשל וחברה תואר ראשון
סוציולוגיה

    מרצה בכירה, ראשת המסלול לתקשורת ומדיה בבית הספר לממשל וחברה במכללה האקדמית תל־אביב-יפו וראשת התוכנית ללימודי צעירות וצעירים במכללה.

    ד"ר לביא היא סוציולוגית, המתמחה בסוציולוגיה של תרבות ותקשורת, בתעשיות המדיה ובלימודי אומנות וטלוויזיה. היא פרסמה מאמרים בכתבי עת אקדמיים נחשבים, כמוPoetics, Ethnicities, Television and New Media, Media, Culture and Society, Cultural Sociology, Journal of Youth Studies בנושאים העוסקים בטעם ובאומנות בטלוויזיה, בטלוויזיה איכותית, במיעוטים בתעשיית התרבות הישראלית ובפערי הדורות שבישראל. ספרה "מהבורגנים ועד בטיפול: הפיכתה של הדרמה לאמנות" ראה אור בעברית ב-2015.

    ד"ר נועה לביא זכתה בשנים האחרונות במענקים יוקרתיים, כמו מענק ה-ISF (הקרן הלאומית למדע) בעבור מחקר משותף עם פרופ' אמל ג'מאל על החיים וגיבוש הזהות של שחקניות ושחקנים פלסטינים-ישראלים בטלוויזיה הישראלית. בשנת 2021 היא זכתה במענק BSF (Bi-national Science Foundation) בעבור מחקר משותף עם פרופ' ויקי מאייר מאוניברסיטת טוליין שבניו אורלינס.

    סוציולוגיה של תרבות, אמנות ותקשורת, תעשיות תרבות ולימודי צעירות.

    סוציולוגיה, תקשורת.

    לביא, נועה (2015). מהבורגנים ועד בטיפול: הפיכתה של סדרת הדרמה לאמנות. רסלינג.

    טקסטLavie, Noa, Hashiloni-Dolev, Yael and Shamir, Ofir (2023). Unveiling the “Totem”: Haredi Newspapers During Covid-19, Contemporary Jewry
    Lavie, Noa. (2023) The constructed quality of Israeli TV on Netflix: The cases of Fauda and Shtisel. Critical Studies in Television
    Jamal, Amal & Lavie, Noa (2022). Ethical dilemmas of minority creative workers in the cultural industries: Palestinian actors in Israeli films and dramas, American Journal of Cultural Sociology
    Jamal, Amal & Lavie Noa (2022). Material and Symbolic Violence in cultural production in protracted conflict zones: Lessons from Israel. American Journal of Cultural Sociology
    Lavie, Noa & Jamal, Amal (2022). ‘We are merely furniture’: Palestinian actors and actresses react to rationalization and racialization processes in the Israeli TV market. European Journal of Cultural Studies
    Jamal, Amal & Lavie Noa (2021). Hope and Creative Work in Conflict Zones: Theoretical Insights from Israel. Sociology, November 2021.
    Lavie, Noa, Kaplan, Amit & Tal, Noy (2021). The Y Generation Myth: young Israelis’ perceptions of gender and family life. Journal of Youth Studies
    Jamal, Amal & Lavie Noa (2021). Self-categorization, intersectionality and creative freedom in the cultural industries: Palestinian women filmmakers in Israel, Ethnic and Racial Studies, 44 (6): 1030-1050
    Gozansky, Yuval & Lavie, Noa (2020) {Both Authors Contributed Equally}. Israeli TV creators’ social justifications, Popular Communication, online first:
    Lavie, Noa (2020). Trapped in Reality: Justification and Capitalism in the Discourse of Reality TV Creators in Israel, Media Industries, 7(1):
    Jamal, Amal & Lavie, Noa (2020). Resisting subalternity: Palestinian mimicry and passing in the Israeli cultural industries. Media, Culture & Society.
    Jamal, Amal & Lavie, Noa (2020). Subaltern Agency in the Cultural Industries: Palestinian Creative Labor in the Israeli Series Fauda. International Journal of Communication, 14, 2403–2421.
    Lavie, Noa & Jamal, Amal (2019). Constructing ethno-national differentiation on the set of the TV series, Fauda. Ethnicities
    Lavie, Noa & Varialle, Simone (2019). Introduction to the special issue on global tastes : Global tastes: the transnational spread of non-Anglo-American culture. Poetics.
    Lavie, Noa (2018). Between Drama and Reality: Israeli television creators talk, Israeli Sociology. 19 (2): 99-120. [In Hebrew].
    Lavie, Noa. (2017). Justifying Trash: Regulating Realty TV in Israel. Television & New Media
    Lavie, Noa. (2016). ‘Reality’ Television Critique in Israel: How ‘Quality’ Became ‘Morality’. Cultural Sociology, 10(4), 502–522
    Lavie, Noa. & Dhoest, Alexander. (2015). 'Quality Television in the Making': The Cases of Flanders and Israel. Poetics, 52: 64-74
    Lavie, Noa (2015). 'Israeli Drama': Constructing the Israeli Drama Series as an Art Form. Media, Culture & Society, 37(1): 19–34.
    Lavie, Noa. (2006). Tailoring Globalization: Globalization, the State and the Israeli Textile Industry [In Hebrew]. Theory and Criticism, 29: 103-124.

    2023 ‘Unveiling the Totem’: Ultra-Orthodox news papers during Covid-19. The Association for Israel Studies annual conference, June 26-28, New-York University, USA.

    2023 ‘It all stays in the Family’: Fifty years of family and familism on Israeli sitcoms. The Association for Israel Studies annual conference, June 26-28, New-York University, USA.

    2023 ‘Israeli Series on Netflix and the Discourse of Quality’, Language and Television conference, The Israeli Communication studies Association, The Israeli Association of Linguistics and the Academic College of Tel Aviv-Jaffa, May, 5th, 2023, The Academic College of Tel Aviv-Jaffa, Jaffa, Israel.

    2023 ’50 years of family representation on Israeli sitcoms’. 23rd Annual Conference of the Israeli Communication Studies Association, April, 2023, Emek Yizrael College, Israel.

    2022 ‘Covid-19, War and the Decline of Democracy: Combat Lessons from the Israeli TV. 16th Annual International Conference of Global Studies: Business, Economic, Political Social and Cultural Aspects, December, 2022, Athens, Greece

    2022 ‘We are merely furniture’: Palestinian actors and actresses react to rationalization and racialization processes in the Israeli TV market. International Communication Association (ICA), May, 2022, Paris, France.

    2022 TV and Film During Covid. A presentation with Prof. Vicki Mayer, International Communication Association (ICA), May, 2022, Paris, France.

    2022 “Yes we are Essential”: Film and TV workers during Covid. ‘Essential’ work shop, April, 2022, New Orleans, USA.

    2021 Ultraorthodox reaction to modern public health notions of saving lives during the Covid-19 Pandemic: A Challenge to the Sanctity of Life Ideal, Association for Jewish Studies Annual Conference, December, 2021, Chicago, USA.

    2021 Gatekeepers at Work: Intellectualizing Foreign Language TV discourse on Netflix. The European Sociological Association Annual Conference, September 2021, Barcelona (Virtual Conference).

    2021 The Canonization of ‘Foreign Language’ TV Drama on Netflix. Society for Cinema and Media Studies Annual Conference, March 2021 (Virtual Conference).

    2020 The Y Generation Myth: Perceptions of Young Israelis towards Gender and Family Life, conference of the Israeli Sociological Association, Bar-Ilan University, Israel.

    2019 Subaltern Agency in the Cultural Industries. ICA (International Communication Association) Annual Conference, USA, Washington DC.

    2019 Capitalism in the Discourse of Israeli TV Creators. ICA (International Communication Association) Annual Conference, USA, Washington DC

    2019 Constructing ethno-national differentiation on the set of the TV series – Fauda. ICA (International Communication Association) Annual Conference, USA, Washington DC.

    2018 To Justify Reality: Justifications, victimhood and presumed quality in the discourse of Israeli Reality show creators. International Communication Association (ICA), Prague

    2018 Creating Fauda: The conflicting experience of Palestinian-Israeli television actors and actresses, Media Industries conference, Kings College, London.

    2017 How to perform your academic work in the media? A seminar for young scholars, The Israeli Communication Association, Bar Ilan University.

    2017 Justifying Trash': Regulating Reality TV in Israel, International Communication Association (ICA), San Diego. Winner of Best Poster Presentation for the Popular Communication division.

    2017 Justification discourse of Reality TV creators in Israel, Israeli Communication Association annual conference, Sapir College, Israel.

    2017 The Second Authority's discourse about Reality TV, Israeli Sociological Association annual conference, Raanana, Israel

    2017 Quality Television in the Making': The Cases of Flanders and Israel, the BSA (British Sociological Association), Bourdieu Study Group's Inaugural Biennial Conference, Bristol, UK.

    2016 Critics discourse about 'Reality television' in Israel, "Fiction" 6, The annual Television studies conference, The school for Film and Television, The Tel –Aviv University.

    2015 On the 'legitimation' of "Reality" television in Israel, Capitalism, culture and the media, University of Leeds, England.

    2015 Operation 'Protective edge': A disaster marathon, ESA (European Sociological Association) Annual conference.

    2015 Reality television" in Israel: Between 'trash' and 'quality'. Atiner (Athens Institute of Education and Research) Conference on Sociology.

    2014 “Making ‘Art’ Television’ in Small-Scale Capitalist Markets: The Cases of Flanders and Israel.” The International Association of Media and Communication Research (IAMCR), Hyderabad, India.

    2014 “Constructing ‘Quality’ Television in Israel and Belgium: A Comparison.” Department of Communications, Emek Yisrael College.

    2013 “Israeli Drama: Constructing the Israeli Television Drama Series as an Art Form.” International Communication Association (ICA), London.

    2012 “Israeli Drama: Constructing the Israeli Television Drama Series as an Art Form.” “Artistic Practices”: Annual Conference of the Sociology of Art European Research Network, Vienna.

    2005 “The Israeli Kibbutz: Dilemmas of Representation.” Annual Conference of the Israeli Sociological Association.

    2004 “Weaving Globalization: Globalization, the State, and the Israeli Textile Industry.” Annual Conference of the Israeli Sociological Association.