Eyal Katvan and Boaz Shnoor, “Medical Staff’s Honor in Mandate Palestine”, Koroth (forthcoming 2020) (in Hebrew).

Eyal katvan, Limor Zer-Gutman, Neta Ziv, “Lawyers in Israel: Numbers, Make-Up and Modes of Practices - What Can Facts tell us about the State of the Profession?”, in Lawyers in Society (ed. By Richard Abel, Ulrike Schultz, Hilary Sommerlad and Ole Hammerslev, Hart Publishing, forthcoming 2020).

Eyal Katvan and Boaz Shnoor, “Workers’ Honor, Anger and Emotions in Mandate Palestine Informal Courts”, Law, Society and Cloture (Special Issue on Emotions, Tel-Aviv University) (forthcoming 2019) (in Hebrew).

Eyal Katvan, ““Toothless Law”: The Regulation (or Vaguelation) of Dentistry in Mandate Palestine”, Medizin, Gesellschaft und Geschichte – Beihefte 2019.

Eyal Katvan and Ruth Halperin-Kaddari, “Women's entry and integration into Israel's legal Academia – History, Story, Non-Story and the MEN(tor)”, in Gender and Careers in the Legal Academy (ed. By Ulrike Schultz, forthcoming 2019).

Eyal Katvan, “Omi Leissner, Mining Women’s Bodies: The Case of Childbirth in Israel” In NASHIM Journal 2019.

Eyal Katvan and Boaz Shnoor, “Don Quixote de la Corte: Serial Litigants, Emotions, and Access to Justice”, Oñati Socio-Legal Series, OSLS (2020)

Eyal Katvan and Boaz Shnoor, “A Perfect Façade?”: Transparency, Honor and Judicial Scarce Resources”, 26(1) International Journal of the Legal Profession, (2018) 143.

Limor Zer-Gutman, Eyal Katvan and Boaz Shnoor, “Honor and Respect, the Private and Professional among Lawyers”, 11 Din Udvarim (2018) 457 (in Hebrew).

Shnoor Boaz, Eyal Katvan, “The Ringworm Victims Compensation Law – 1994: Legislation and Court Decisions – between Rhetoric and Compensation”, Ringworm - The International and the Israeli Saga, ( eds: Shvarts S, Sadetzki S., Ben Gurion University Publication) (2018) 459 (in Hebrew).

Katvan et al., “Age limitation for organ transplantation: the Israeli example”, 46(1) Age & Aging (2017) 8.

Jonathan Cohen, Ruth Rahamimov, Aaron Hoffman, Eyal Katvan, Kyril Grozovski and Tamar Ashkenazi, “Derivation and Implementation of a Protocol for Organ Donation after Cardio-Circulatory Death in Israel”, 19 The Israel Medical Association Journal (2017) 566.

Eyal Katvan, “Women in the Professions in Mandate Palestine”, 34 Nashim Journal 2019.

​Eyal Katvan and Meron Pioterkovski, “Josephine Zurcher-Fallsheer – The Forgotten Doctor”, Bioethics, Law and Medicine (forthcoming 2020 (in Hebrew)

Eyal Katvan and Boaz Shnoor, “Honor and Defamation in Israel – between three authorities”, Mozney Mishpat (forthcoming 2019) (in Hebrew).

Cited several times in: Susan D. Franck et al., “The Diversity Challenge: Exploring the "Invisible College" of International Arbitration”, (2015) 53 Colum. J. Transnat'l L. 429.

Boaz Shnoor and Eyal Katvan, “Informed Consent to Legal Treatment – Lessons from Medical Informed Consent", 24(2) International Journal of the Legal Profession (2017) 125.​

Eyal Katvan, “‘Policy Makers’: The genealogy of the immigrant’s ‘Health Card (1926)’”, 171 Cathedra (2019) (in Hebrew).

Eyal Katvan , Carole Silver & Neta Ziv, Too many lawyers?, International Journal of the Legal Profession, 19:2-3, 123-129

Jonathan Cohen, Tamar Ashkenazi, Eyal Katvan, Pierre Singer, “Brain Death Determination in Israel: The First Two Years Experience Following Changes to the Brain Death Law—Opportunities and Challenges”, 12 Am. J. of Transplantation (2012) 2514.

Eyal Katvan, “Preventive (Marriage and Divorce) Medicine: Premarital Examinations and the Medicalization of Domestic Violence”, 10 Aley Mishpat (Academic Center f Law & Business Law Journal) (2012) 73 (in Hebrew).

Chemi Ben-Noon, Boaz Shnoor, Eyal Katvan, “Judges ‘Perception of Lawyers’ Behavior in Court”, Hamishpat Law Journal (2015) (in Hebrew).

Rina Bogoch, Ruth Halperin-Kaddari, Eyal Katvan, “Family Law in the Age of Computerized Databases: The Impact of Legal Databases on the Practice of Family Law in Israel”, 34 Iyuney Mishpat (Tel-Aviv University Law Journal) (2011) 603 (in Hebrew).

Katvan Eyal, "Women in a Man's Toga: Women's Entrance into and Integration within the Legal Profession in Eretz-Israel and in Israel", Gender in Israel A (2011) 263 (in Hebrew).

​Eyal Katvan, “That was the Beginning”: Professionalization and Americanization of Dentistry in (Pre-State) Israel”, 58 Journal of the History of Dentistry (2010) 147 (the American Academy of the History of Dentistry).

Katvan, Eyal, Bartal, Nira, "A Law is Born: The Midwives Ordinance, Gender and Professional Regulation during the British Mandate", One Law for Men and Women: Women and Law during the British Mandate (ed. Eyal Katvan, Margalit Shilo, Ruth Halperin-Kaddari) (2010) 469 (in Hebrew).

Eyal Katvan, “No more “Decorative Parsley”: The Struggle for Judicial Appointments for Women”, 32 Iyuney Mishpat (Tel-Aviv University Law Journal) (2010) 69 (in Hebrew).

Eyal Katvan, Boaz Shnoor, “Between Civility and Reputation”, 15 Hamishpat (2010) 71 (in Hebrew).

Eyal Katvan, “The History of Dentistry in pre-State Israel: The De-Feminization Process”, 16 Hamishpat (2011) 173 (in Hebrew).

a. Eyal Katvan, “The “Overcrowding the Profession” Argument and the Professional Melting Pot”, International Journal of the Legal Profession (2013).

Eyal Katvan, “Who is the Landlord? Quarantine and Medical Examinations for Immigrants at the Gates of Eretz-Israel (1918-1929)”, 20 Korot (2010) 37 (in Hebrew).

​Eyal Katvan, Halperin-Kaddari, Ruth, “The Feminist Proposal is really Ridiculous”"Women’s Battle to Become Advocates in Pre-State Israel”, 25 Mechkarey Mishpat [Bar-Ilan Law Studies] (2009) 237 (in Hebrew).

Katvan Eyal, "The Entry and Integration of Women into Judicial Positions in Israel" in Gender and Judging (Ulrike Schultz, Gisela Shaw, Hart Publishing) (2013) 83.

Eyal Katvan, “” The Country is Our Battlefront and We Must Be the Guardians of Health”: The founding of the “Medical Office” and the system of medical diagnosis of prospective immigrants to Palestine (1934-1939)”, 18 Iyunim Betkumat Israel (2009)167 (in Hebrew).

Eyal Katvan, “The Family Unit as a Biological Cell – Medical Examinations and the Good-Measures of Woman”, 6 Law & Business (2007) 487 (in Hebrew).

Eyal Katvan, Nadav Davidovitch, “The Examiners of the Immigrants to Mandatory Palestine between two World Wars”, 20 Korot (2010)19 (in Hebrew).

Eyal Katvan, Nadav Davidovitch, “Between Health, Politics and Professionalism: Medical Examination of Emigration Applicants to Pre-State Israel, 1925-1928”, 11 Israel (2007) 31 (in Hebrew).

Katvan, Eyal, Halperin-Kaddari, Ruth, “”When the Woman Becomes a Lawyer”: Rosa Ginzberg and Her Battle to Become a Lawyer in Pre-State Israel”, One Law for Men and Women: Women and Law during the British Mandate (ed. Eyal Katvan, Margalit Shilo, Ruth Halperin-Kaddari) (2010) 253 (in Hebrew).

Katvan, Eyal, “Different(ial) Diagnosis – On Compulsory Examinations and their Relation with Women Oppression”, in Law, Gender & Feminism, (ed. D. Barak-Erez, S. Yanisky-Ravid, Y. Biton, D. Fogatch,) (2007) 849 (in Hebrew).

Eyal Katvan, Nira Bartal, “The Midwives Ordinance (Palestine, 1929): Historical Perspectives and Current Lessons”, 17 Nursing Inquiry, (2010) 165.

Katvan E. Shilo M. & Halperin-Kaddari R., (2010). Complex Identities and Divided Identities. In Katvan E. Shilo M. & Halperin-Kaddari R., (Eds.). (2010), One Law for Men and Women: Women, Rights and Law during the British Mandate. (pp. 7-18). Bar Ilan University Press.

Eyal Katvan, “Compulsory Physical Examinations for Determination of Disability “, 15 Refuah U-Mishpat [Law & Medicine] (1996) 33 (in Hebrew).