Forthcoming

• Renana Keydar ^{PI (LAW)}, Eitan Wagner^ST,Omri Abend ^PI, Amit Pinchevski ^PI, Automatic Topic-Guided Segmentation of Holocaust Survivor Testimonies, Journal of Computational Literary Studies, Volume 2 (forthcoming 2024)

• Renana Keydar ^{PI (LAW)}, Amit Pinchevski^PI, Maxim Ifergan^ST, Omri Abend, The Testimony of the Multitude: Towards a Computational Model of Listening to Holocaust Testimony, Holocaust and Genocide Studies (forthcoming 2024)

• Renana Keydar ^{PI (LAW)}, Amit Pinchevski^PI, Maxim Ifergan^ST, Omri Abend, Testimony from the Machine: Listening to Holocaust Testimony as a Whole, Law, Society and Culture – Law and the Material Turn, Volume 7 (forthcoming 2024) (Hebrew)

2023

• Eliya Habba^ST, Renana Keydar ^{PI (LAW)}, Dan Bareket, Gabriel Stanovsky ^{PI (CS)} The Perfect Victim: Computational Analysis of Judicial Attitudes towards Victims of Sexual Violence, Proceedings of the Eighteenth International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Law (ICAIL 2023)

• Eitan Wagner, Renana Keydar, Omri Abend, Event-Location Tracking in Narratives: A Case Study on Holocaust Testimonies,  Proceedings of the 2023 Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing, pages 8789–8805, Singapore. Association for Computational Linguistics.

2022

• Eitan Wagner^ST, Renana Keydar ^{PI (LAW)}, Omri Abend ^{PI (CS)}, Amit Pinchevski, Topical Segmentation of Spoken Narratives: A Test Case on Holocaust Survivor Testimonies, Proceedings of the 2022 Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing (h5-index 154; ranked 2^nd in the field)

• Renana Keydar ^PI, Yael Litmanovitz ^PI, Badi Hasisi, Yoav Kantor^ST, Modeling Repressive Policing: Computational Analysis of Protocols from the Israeli State Commission of Inquiry into the October 2000 Events, Law and Social Inquiry, Volume 47, Issue 4, 1075–1105 (2022) (A*, SJR Q1)

• Renana Keydar, Changing the Lens on Survivor Testimony: Topic Modeling the Eichmann Trial, Jewish Studies Quarterly Volume 29, Issue 4, 412-435 (2022) (ranking N/A)

2021

• Mohr Wenger^ST, Tom Kalir^ST, Renana Keydar ^{PI (LAW)}, Gabriel Stanovsky ^{PI (CS)}, Automated Extraction of Sentencing Decisions from Court Cases in the Hebrew Language, Proceedings of the 2021 Conference on Natural Legal Language Processing, co-located with the 2021 Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing (h5-index 154; ranked 2^nd in the field)

2020

• Renana Keydar, Listening from Afar: An Algorithmic Analysis of Testimonies from the International Criminal Courts, Illinois Journal of Law, Technology & Policy (2020), 55-83.

2019

• Renana Keydar, ‘Lessons in Humanity’: Re-evaluating International Criminal Law’s Narrative of Progress in the Post 9/11 Era, Journal of International Criminal Justice 17.2 (2019), 229-257.

• Renana Keydar, ‘Everyone’s Child’: The Challenge of Judging Israeli Soldiers in the Shadow of the Conflict, Law, Culture and the Humanities (2019).

• Renana Keydar, Mass Atrocity, Mass Testimony, and the Quantitative Turn in International Law, Law and Society Review 53.2 (2019) 554-587.

2015

• Renana Keydar, Rethinking Plurality: On Ethics and Storytelling in the Search for Justice, Dibur Literary Journal 1(2015), 19-27.

2013

• Renana Keydar, 'I Was in a War, and in a War Things Like that Happen': On Judgments and Ethical Investigations in Israeli Law and Literature, Jewish Social Studies 18.3 (2013).

Hebrew Publications

Renana Keydar and Ron Dudai, Imagined Justice: Civil Society, Literature and Critical Transitional Justice in Israel, Theory and Criticism 50 (2018), 371-390.

Renana Keydar, Judging the Sons: Facing Human Rights Abuses in Protracted Conflicts, Alpayim Ve’od 1 (2018), 52-61.