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Tal Sadeh

h-index: 14
Works: 53
Citations: 749

Most-cited papers

How we forget may depend on how we remember.
Tal Sadeh, Jason D. Ozubko, G. Winocur, M. Moscovitch
2014Trends in Cognitive Sciences131 citations
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Cooperation between the Hippocampus and the Striatum during Episodic Encoding
Tal Sadeh, D. Shohamy, D. R. Levy, Niv Reggev +1 more
2011Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience107 citations
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Explaining Europe's Monetary Union: A Survey of the Literature
Tal Sadeh, A. Verdun
200973 citations
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Event congruency and episodic encoding: a developmental fMRI study.
A. Maril, R. Avital, Niv Reggev, Maya Zuckerman +3 more
2011Neuropsychologia54 citations
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Forgetting Patterns Differentiate Between Two Forms of Memory Representation
Tal Sadeh, Jason D. Ozubko, G. Winocur, M. Moscovitch
2016Psychology Science52 citations
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The ever incomplete single market: differentiation and the evolving frontier of integration
D. Howarth, Tal Sadeh
201036 citations
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When items ‘pop into mind’: variability in temporal-context reinstatement in free-recall
Tal Sadeh, R. Moran, Y. Goshen-Gottstein
2014Psychonomic Bulletin & Review28 citations
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The euro’s effect on trade
Tal Sadeh
201421 citations
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War and Third-party Trade
Nizan Feldman, Tal Sadeh
201820 citations
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Scale-invariant Characteristics of Forgetting: Toward a Unifying Account of Hippocampal Forgetting across Short and Long Timescales
Tal Sadeh, Y. Pertzov
2020Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience18 citations
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A Remember/Know Examination of Free-recall Reveals Dissociative Roles of Item- and Context-Information over Time
Tal Sadeh, R. Moran, Yonatan Stern, Y. Goshen-Gottstein
2018Scientific Reports18 citations Open access
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Overlap between hippocampal pre‐encoding and encoding patterns supports episodic memory
Tal Sadeh, Janice Chen, Y. Goshen-Gottstein, M. Moscovitch
2019Hippocampus15 citations
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Putting Humpty together and pulling him apart: Accessing and unbinding the hippocampal item-context engram
Tal Sadeh, A. Maril, T. Bitan, Y. Goshen-Gottstein
2012NeuroImage14 citations
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Encoding-related brain activity dissociates between the recollective processes underlying successful recall and recognition: a subsequent-memory study.
Tal Sadeh, A. Maril, Y. Goshen-Gottstein
2012Neuropsychologia14 citations
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Transit network design
Tal Sadeh
198814 citations
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Israel and a Euro-Mediterranean internal market
Tal Sadeh
200410 citations
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Globalization and wartime trade
Tal Sadeh, Nizan Feldman
20209 citations
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Autonomous agencies and relational contracts in government bond issues
Tal Sadeh, Yehuda Porath
2020Regulation & Governance9 citations
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Adjusting to the EMU
Tal Sadeh
20069 citations
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Who Can Adjust to the Euro
Tal Sadeh
20059 citations
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It's about time: Delay-dependent forgetting of item- and contextual-information
Avi Gamoran, Matar Greenwald-Levin, Stav Siton, Dan Halunga +1 more
2020Cognition8 citations
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EMU's diverging micro foundations: a study of governments' preferences and the sustainability of EMU
Tal Sadeh
20098 citations
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Sustaining European Monetary Union: Confronting the Costs of Diversity
Tal Sadeh
20068 citations
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In the vanguard of globalization: The OECD and international capital liberalization
D. Howarth, Tal Sadeh
20117 citations Open access
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How did the euro area survive the crisis?
Tal Sadeh
2018West European Politics6 citations
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The Political Economy of Europe's Incomplete Single Market
D. Howarth, Tal Sadeh
20116 citations Open access
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"A Sustainable EU-27 Single Currency? Political Criteria for Optimal currency Areas"
Tal Sadeh
20036 citations
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HARD CURRENCIES FOR HARD TIMES. TERROR ATTACKS AND THE CHOICE OF MONETARY ANCHORS
Tal Sadeh
20115 citations
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Legitimacy and efficiency: Revitalizing EMU ahead of enlargement
Tal Sadeh, E. Jones, A. Verdun
20075 citations
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Economic Interests and the European Union: A Catalyst for European Integration or a Hindrance?
Tal Sadeh, D. Howarth
20075 citations Open access
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Central banks' priorities and the left/right partisanship of exchange rates
Tal Sadeh
20114 citations
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Responsive voters – how European integration empowers Eurosceptic parties
Yoav Raskin, Tal Sadeh
2021Journal of European Public Policy3 citations
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Recalling the firedog: Individual differences in associative memory for unitized and nonunitized associations among older adults
Tal Sadeh, Christa Dang, Sigal Gat-Lazer, M. Moscovitch
2020Hippocampus3 citations
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The European Union and Israel: The Customs Union Alternative
Tal Sadeh
19983 citations
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The Economic Desirability of Middle-Eastern Monetary Cooperation
Tal Sadeh
19973 citations
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Explicit Sequence Memory in Recall of Temporally-structured Episodes
Yonatan Stern, R. Katz, Tal Sadeh
2020Scientific Reports2 citations Open access
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Perceived to slack: secondary securitization and multilateral treaty ratification in Israel
Eyal Rubinson, Tal Sadeh
2020International Interactions2 citations
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How do we evaluate others’ memories? A behavioural and natural language processing study
Avi Gamoran, Michael Gilead, Tal Sadeh
2023Brain and Cognition1 citations
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Interference in Memory: A Matter of Encoding, Not Retrieval
Miriam Dissen Or, Yael Amit, Tal Sadeh
2021Social Science Research Network1 citations Open access
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Do euro area institutions benefit the small member states?
Tal Sadeh, Eyal Rubinson, Yoav Raskin
2021Journal of European Integration1 citations
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TEMPORAL CONTIGUITY EFFECTS IN FREE-RECALL REVEAL DIFFERENTIAL RELIANCE ON CONTEXTUAL PROCESING FOR REMEMBER VS. KNOW JUDGMENTS
Tal Sadeh, R. Moran, Y. Goshen-Gottstein
20111 citations
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Some trade effects of the EMU process on Israel
Tal Sadeh
20041 citations
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Big politics, small money: Euroscepticism's diminishing return in EU budget allocations
Tal Sadeh, Yoav Raskin, Eyal Rubinson
2022European Union Politics0 citations
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Data for: It's about Time: Delay-Dependent Forgetting of Item- and Contextual-Information
Tal Sadeh
20200 citations
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Spontaneous Pre-encoding Activation of Neural Patterns Predicts Memory
Tal Sadeh, Janice Chen, Y. Goshen-Gottstein, M. Moscovitch
2017bioRxiv0 citations Open access
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Replication of “Forgetting patterns dissociate between two forms of memory”
Tal Sadeh, Jason D. Ozubko, G. Winocur, M. Moscovitch
20150 citations
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Despite the crisis, the euro has more than doubled trade among Eurozone members
Tal Sadeh
20140 citations
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Is an ‘economic peace’ possible? Israel and globalization since the 1970s
Tal Sadeh
20140 citations
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The Uncertain Future of the Euro
A. Verdun, Tal Sadeh
20120 citations
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Journal of European Public Policy: Preface
D. Howarth, Tal Sadeh
20100 citations
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