Octavo, tan cloth with black lettering, original paper covers bound in, 107, 91, 183, 83, 132 pp. Articles in Volume 4, No. are "Introduction," Lea Shamgar-Handelman, "Family as a Work Organization - Theoretical Perspectives," Rivka W. Bar-Yoef, "Women's Allocation ot Time and the alue of Home Series," Reuben Grobau, "Unpaid Work in the Family Setting - The German Case," enno angfeldt, "Unpaid Work n the Rural Family in Cooperative Farmng," Naomi Nevo, "Latent Payments and Gains Implied in the Confienment of Women to the Household Setting: The Case of Reproduction in the MENA Culture Area," Giedon M. Kressel, "The Place of Children in Household Division of Labor," Lea Shamgar-Handelman, "Hard Labor: Workers in Faily Caregiving," Tamar Krukik and Miriam J. Hirshfeld, "The Legal Framework on Non-Remunerative Work Within the Family Framework," Haviva Avi-Gai.Articles in Volume 4, No. 2 are "Compulsory Military Service as a Challenge and a Threat: Attitudes of israeli Twelfth Graders Toward Conscription," Emda Orr, Edna Liran, and Joachim Meyer, "Coformity and Creativity in Neogotiations:Israeli-Egyptian Examples," Hare, "Organizational Climate and Work Satisfaction of Male and Female Teachers in Beduin Elementary Schools," Arie Reichel, Yoram Neumann, Ismael Abu Saed, "An Analyss of Income Inequality in Two Israeli Cooperative Communities," Amnon Levy, "Ethnicity and Politics - Neglected Aspects," Hanna Ayalon, Eleizer Ben-Rafael, Stephen Sharot.Articles in Volume 5, Numbers 1 and 2 are "Introduction," Dafan N. Israeli, "A Comarison of Mothers' and Fathers' Beliefs Concerning the Timetable of Cognitive Develpment in Infancy," Anat Ninio, "Some Correlates of Adjustment of Israeli Women Soldiers to their Military Roles,' Eva Eshkol, Ama Lieblich, Rivka Bar-Yosef, and Hadas Wiseman, "Schooling and Mlitary Service: Their Effects on Israeli Women's Attainments and Social Participation in Early Adulthood," Judah Matras and Gila Noam, "Childcare and Labor Force Activity," Alan Kirschenbaum and Sherri Merl, "Sex Differencs in Marriage Burnout," Ayala M. Pines, "Getting Powerful with Age: Cahnges in Women over the Life Cycle," Ariella Friedman, "Ritual, Morality, and Gender: The Religious Lives of Oriental Women in Jerusalem," Susan Starr Sered, "Occupational Sex Segregation in Israel, 1972-1983," Yinon Cohen, Shlomit Beckar, and Rebecca Risjman, "Labor Market Structure, Gender and Socio-economic Inequality in Israel," Noah Lewin-Epstein, and Haya Stier, "Relative Deprivation in the Labor Market," Dalia Moore, "The Status of Women in Academia," Nina Torah, "Burning Out in Management: A Comparison of Women and Men in Matched Occupational Positions," Dalie Etzion, "Preliminary Comparison of Israeli and American Successful Career Women at Mid-Life," Anna Lieblich.Articles in Volume 6, Number 1 are Residential Schooling in the U.S. and Israel: The Integrative and Allocative Functions," Mordecai Arieli, Yitshak Kashti, Rina Shapiro, Peter W. Cookson, Jr, and Caroline Hodges Persell, "'The Manchester School in Africa and Israel': Revisited. Reflections on the Sources and Mathod of an Anthropological Discourse," Moshe Shokeid, "Armenians in Jerusalem: A Look Behind the Walls of the St. James Monastery," Victor Azarya, "An Attempt toCope with Children's Migrations: Parents of American Immigrants to Israel," Ephraim Tabory, "Emigration from Israel 1950-1981: A Simulation Study, "Review Article: The Latin American Community of israel: Some Notes on Latin Amercan jews and Latin American Israelis," Luis Roniger.Articles in Volume 6, Number 2 are "The Power of Words," Gideon Kressel, "Ethnic Differeinces in Attitudes Toward the Kibbutz," Ureil Leviathan, "Interorganizational Linkages and Community: A Case Study of a 'Project Renewal' Rehabilitation," Ilana Shelach & Eyal Ben-Ari, "Expecting Consideration: Further Insights. A Research Note," Chanoch Jaconsen, Review Artlcles: "Israelis Study Palestinians," Emanuel Marx, "A Reaction toEmanuel Marx's '"I.

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Title: Israel Social Science Research Volume 4, No. 1 through Volume 6, No. 2, 1988/9. (Six issues in five parts). vol. 4, No. is a Special Issue: Unpaid Work in the Family Seting, Edited by Lea Shamgar-Handelman. Volume 5, Nos. 1-2 are a special issue: Women in Israel, guest editor Dafna Izraeli.
Publisher: Humphrey Institute for social Ecology Ben Gurion University of the Negev Press 1984-1989, Beer Sheva
Publication Date: 1984
Binding: Hardbound
Condition: Very Good

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