SDG 16: PEACE, JUSTICE, AND STRONG INSTITUTIONS – Sustainable Development Goals

Conducting Joint Interviews With Couples: Ethical and Methodological Challenges

By: Zarhin D.
Published in: Qualitative Health Research
SDGs : SDG 16 | Units: Social Sciences | Time: 2018 | Link
Description: Scholars have recently begun to discuss joint interviewing from a methodological perspective, generally presenting a fav (more…)

Multiple Facets of Self-Control in Arab Adolescents: Parallel Pathways to Greater Happiness and Less Physical Aggression

By: Gavriel-Fried B., Ronen T., Agbaria Q., Orkibi H., Hamama L.
Published in: Youth and Society
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Description: Adolescence is a period of dramatic change that necessitates using skills and strengths to reduce physical aggression an (more…)

Fencing in and out: Israel’s separation wall and the whitewashing of state violence

By: Sa’ar A., Aharoni S.B., Lewin A.C.
Published in: Review of International American Studies
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Description: This essay uses the case of Israel’s Separation Wall to address the role of walls in the articulation of security, viole (more…)

Trauma, attentional dysregulation, and the development of posttraumatic stress: An investigation of risk pathways

By: Schäfer J., Zvielli A., Höfler M., Wittchen H.-U., Bernstein A.
Published in: Behaviour Research and Therapy
SDGs : SDG 16 | Units: Social Sciences | Time: 2018 | Link
Description: Background: Fundamental questions regarding the nature and function of attentional bias (AB) to threat in the etiology o (more…)

Marital satisfaction and trauma-related symptoms among injured survivors of terror attacks and their spouses

By: Weinberg M., Besser A., Zeigler-Hill V., Neria Y.
Published in: Journal of Social and Personal Relationships
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Description: This study examined the relationships between marital satisfaction and trauma-related symptoms (i.e., post-traumatic str (more…)

The Meaning of Choosing a Spouse Among Ultra-Orthodox Jewish Women Who Found Themselves in a Violent Relationship

By: Band-Winterstein T., Tuito I.
Published in: Violence Against Women
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Description: This research note addresses how ultra-Orthodox Jewish women in Israel coping with intimate partner violence experienced (more…)

Characteristics of cannabis cultivation in New Zealand and Israel

By: Wilkins C., Sznitman S., Decorte T., Hakkarainen P., Lenton S.
Published in: Drugs and Alcohol Today
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Description: Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to explore the characteristics of small-scale cannabis cultivation in New Zealand (more…)

Country Image Repair Strategies During an Asymmetrical Conflict: An Analysis of the Gaza Conflict in 2014

By: Tabak L., Avraham E.
Published in: International Journal of Strategic Communication
SDGs : SDG 16 | Units: Social Sciences | Time: 2018 | Link
Description: In recent decades, more and more countries have become involved in violent conflicts with non-state actors (NSAs), such (more…)

Maritime legal black holes: Migration and rightlessness in international law

By: Mann I.
Published in: European Journal of International Law
SDGs : SDG 16 | Units: Law | Time: 2018 | Link
Description: This article explores the trope of the ‘legal black hole’ to reveal questions of legal theory arising from contemporary (more…)

Britain, the Soviet Union, and the Arab–Israeli conflict after the Six-Day War: cooperation and competition

By: Kochavi A.J.
Published in: Middle Eastern Studies
SDGs : SDG 16 | Units: Humanities | Time: 2018 | Link
Description: Following the June 1967 Six-Day War, the Soviet Union and Britain invested significant efforts in rehabilitating their r (more…)

Living in the line of fire: the impact of the exposure to warfare on couple relationships

By: Shamai M., Enosh G., Machmali-Kievitz R., Gilad D.
Published in: Journal of Family Therapy
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Description: The study explored how civilians living in the line of fire perceived the impact of the exposure to war on their relatio (more…)

The Israeli response to Jewish extremism and violence

By: Pedahzur A.
Published in: The Israeli response to Jewish extremism and violence
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Description: Ami Pedahzur looks at the theoretical issue of how a democracy can defend itself from those wishing to subvert or destro (more…)

Old (Molotov) cocktails in new bottles? “Price-Tag” and settler violence in Israel and the west bank

By: Eiran E., Krause P.
Published in: Terrorism and Political Violence
SDGs : SDG 16 | Units: Social Sciences | Time: 2018 | Link
Description: In the early morning of July 31, 2015, masked attackers threw firebombs into two Palestinian homes in the West Bank vill (more…)

Femicide and the law: American criminal doctrines

By: Dayan H.
Published in: Femicide and the Law: American Criminal Doctrines
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Description: This book explores femicide, and scrutinizes the three key American criminal doctrines usually applied in its cases: pro (more…)

The problem of peaceful change revisited: From the end of the cold war to the uncertainties of a Post-Liberal Order

By: Kacowicz A.M., Miller B.
Published in: International Studies Review
SDGs : SDG 16 | Units: Social Sciences | Time: 2018 | Link
Description: In this paper, we examine the perennial problem of peaceful change (how to bring about a change in the status quo by mea (more…)

Resurrecting Discontinued Bonds: A Comparative Study of Israeli Holocaust and Cambodian Genocide Trauma Descendant Relations with the Genocide Dead

By: Kidron C.A.
Published in: Ethos
SDGs : SDG 16 | Units: Social Sciences | Time: 2018 | Link
Description: This comparative study examines the way Israeli Holocaust descendants and Cambodian genocide descendants differentially (more…)

Backfire: The dark side of nonviolent resistance

By: Gross M.L.
Published in: Ethics and International Affairs
SDGs : SDG 16 | Units: Social Sciences | Time: 2018 | Link
Description: Although nonviolent resistance assumes the moral high ground because its tactics do not intend to harm adversaries, seve (more…)

Why Were Those Details So Hard for Me to Recall? Experienced Ease of Selective Retrieval Modulates Episodic Gist Memory

By: Sheaffer R., Goldsmith M., Pansky A.
Published in: Journal of Applied Research in Memory and Cognition
SDGs : SDG 16 | Units: Social Sciences | Time: 2018 | Link
Description: The role of retrieval fluency—the experienced ease with which information comes to mind—in cognition has been studied fr (more…)

Perspectives on social suffering in interviews and drawings of palestinian adults crossing the Qalandia checkpoint: A qualitative phenomenological study

By: Nagamey N.M., Goldner L., Lev-Wiesel R.
Published in: Frontiers in Psychology
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Description: The current study examined the psychological experience of Palestinians who daily cross an Israel Defense Forces (IDF) c (more…)

The mediating role of posttraumatic stress disorder with tendency to forgive, social support, and psychosocial functioning of terror survivors

By: Weinberg M.
Published in: Health and Social Work
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Description: The study reported in this article examined the relationship between psychosocial functioning and tendency to forgive, s (more…)

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