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mimi

פרופ' מימי אייזנשטדט

Prof. Mimi Ajzenstadt
פרופ' מן המניין
מחזיקה בקתדרה לקרימינולוגיה על שם מילדרד ובנג'מין ברגר
mimi@huji.ac.il

 

קרא עוד

 

Mimi Ajzenstadt

E-mail: mimi@huji.ac.il

Higher Education

1992-1994    Post-doctoral fellow, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, the                                   Department of Sociology and the Institute of Criminology, the                                    Faculty of Law, sociology of law, sociology of deviance.

 

1985-1992    Ph.D. Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, Canada,                                                    Criminology.

 

1980-1984    M.A. The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Criminology.

                       

 

1981-1982    Teaching Certificate, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

                      Arabic language

 

1977-1980     B.A. The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Education, Arabic                                    Language.

 

 

Appointments at the Hebrew University

2012-2018   Full Professor, the Institute of Criminology, the Faculty

                     Of Law and the Paul Baerwald School of Social Work and                                         Social Welfare.

                                           

2007– 2012   Associate Professor, the Institute of Criminology, the Faculty                                    of Law and the Paul Baerwald School of Social Work and Social

Welfare.                                                  

 

2002- 2007   Senior Lecturer, the Institute of Criminology, the Faculty of

Law and the Paul Baerwald School of Social Work and Social              Welfare.

 

1994-2002    Lecturer, the Institute of Criminology, the Faculty of Law and                   

The Paul Baerwald School of Social Work. 

 

Additional Functions (Within the Past Five Years)

 

2018- Current    President, the Open University of Israel

 

2014- 2018   Dean, The ​Paul Baerwald School of Social Work & Social

                           Welfare, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

 

2017- 2018   Director, CDEL Centre (Centre for the study of the Dignified

    End of Life), The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

 

2016- 2018    Editor of Megamot, Behavioral Sciences Journal (Hebrew)

 

 

 

2010- 2014   Provost, Rothberg International School, The Hebrew                                           

University of Jerusalem.

 

2013 – 2014 Member, Screening Committee, The department of International

Relations. The Hebrew University.

 

2013- 2015   President, Israeli Law and Society Association.

 

2013- 2015   Member, Israeli Science Foundation, Post-doctoral

                       Committee for the Social Sciences.

 

2010-2018   Member, the Board of the Israeli Association of Criminology.

 

2009-2018   Member, the Prison Authority, Research Committee.

 

2009- 2018   Member, Academic Committee, The Halbert Centre of                                        

Canadian Studies.

  

2003- 2018 Associate Editor, The Journal of Experimental Criminology.

 

 

Research Grants

2019-2021    Israel Science Foundation (ISF) Women, Social Work and the

Helping Professions in the Third Sector, with Michal Almog-Bar and Michal Soffer, $70,000

 

2017-2019    National Insurance, Active Take-Up of Social Rights in Social

                     Security, with John Gal, Avishai Benish and Roni Holler, $40,000

 

2016-2017    Israel Science Foundation (ISF, workshop): Civil Society and

                     the Welfare State at the Age of New Public Governance: A cross

                     Nationa Exploration with Michal Almog-Bar, $30,000 

 

2012-2014    Israel Science Foundation (ISF) An Alternative Welfare

          Sphere and its Implications: Civil society organizations providing

           welfare services in Israel, with Michal Almog-Bar, $120,000.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

List of Publication (Within the Past Five Years)

 

Books & Edited Books

  1. Ajzenstadt, Mimi, Soffer, Michal and Steinberg Odeda (2010) In the Prison I Rest: Women Behind the Prison Walls. Tel-Aviv: Hakibutz Hameuhad, Kav Adom Series. (Hebrew).
  2. Ajzenstadt, Mimi and John Gal (eds.) (2010). Children, Families and Women in the welfare Mediterranean Countries. Springer, Dordrecht, The Netherlands.
  3. Ajzenstadt, Mimi and John Gal (eds.) (2009). Access to Social Justice in Israel. Jerusalem: The Taub Centre for the Study of Social Policy in Israel (Hebrew).
  4. Ajzenstadt, Mimi and Guy Mundlak (eds.) (2008)  Empowerment on Trial.  Tel-Aviv: Tel-Aviv University, Nevo  (Hebrew).

 

 

 

Chapters in Collections

Siegel, A., Brickman, S., Goldberg, Z. & Pat-Horenczyk, R. (2019). Preventing future terrorism: Intervening on youth radicalization. In: C. Hoven, L. Amsel & S. Tyano (Eds.) An international perspective on disasters and children's mental health:  Integrating psychiatry and primary care (pp. 391-417). Springer, Cham.

 

Journal Articles

  1. Ajzenstadt, Mimi and Brian Burtch (1990) “Medicalization and Regulation of Alcoholism: The Professions and Disciplinary Measures.” International Journal of Law and Psychiatry. 13 (1-2): 127-147.

 

  1. Ajzenstadt, Mimi (1994) “The Changing Image of the State: The Case of Alcohol Regulations in British Columbia. The Canadian Journal of Sociology. 4: 441-460.

 

  1. Ajzenstadt, Mimi and Brian Burtch (1994) “The Idea of Alcoholism: Changing Perceptions of Alcoholism and Treatment in British Columbia, 1870-1988.”  Health and Canadian Society Journal. 2(1): 9-34.

 

  1. Ajzenstadt, Mimi (1995) “Cycles of Control: Alcohol Regulation and the Construction of Gender Role, British Columbia 1870-1925.” International Journal of Canadian Studies. 11, Spring: 101-120.

 

  1. Ajzenstadt, Mimi and Odeda Steinberg (1995) “The Elasticity of the Law: Treating Girls in Distress in Israel through the Shadow of the Law.” The British Journal of Criminology. 35(2): 236-247.

 

  1. Ajzenstadt, Mimi and Odeda Steinberg (1997) “The Feminization of the Female Offender.” The Journal of  Women and Criminal Justice. 8(4): 57-77.

 

  1. Ajzenstadt, Mimi and Zeev Rosenhek (2000) “Privatization and new Modes of State Intervention: The Long-Term Care Program in Israel.” Journal of Social Policy.  29(2): 247-262.

 

  1. Aviram, Uri,  Zvia Admon, Mimi Ajzenstadt, and  Arlene Kanter (2000) “Change and Preservation in Mental Health Legislation in Israel: The Legislative Process of Israel’s new Mental Health Law.” Mishaptim, 31(1): 145-191 (Hebrew).

 

  1. Ajzenstadt, Mimi (2001) "The Construction of Juvenile Delinquency in Light of Normality, Palestine 1922-1944.” Megamot. 41(1-2): 71-96. (Hebrew).

 

  1. Ajzenstadt, Mimi and John Gal (2001) “Appearances can be deceptive: Gender in the Israeli Welfare State.” Social Politics: International Studies in Gender, State, and Society. 8(3): 292-324.

 

  1. Ajzenstadt, Mimi and Odeda Steinberg (2001) “Never mind the Law: Legal Discourse and Rape Reform in Israel.” Affilia - Journal of Women and Social Work. 16(3): 337-359.

 

  1. Ajzenstadt, Mimi, Uri Aviram, Moshe Kalian, and Arlene Kanter Arlene (2001) “Involuntary Outpatient Commitment in Israel: Treatment or Control?” International Journal of Law and Psychiatry. 24:637-657.

 

  1. Ajzenstadt, Mimi and Gabriele Cavaglion (2002).“The Sexual Body of the Young Jew as an Arena of Ideological Struggle: 1821-1948.” Symbolic Interaction. 25(1): 93-116. 

 

  1. Ajzenstadt, Mimi (2002) “Crime, Social Control and the Process of Social Classification: Juvenile Delinquency/Justice Discourse in Israel, 1948-1970.” Social Problems. 49 (4)::585-604.

 

  1. Ajzenstadt, Mimi and Gabriele Cavaglion (2003-2004) "Sociological Perspectives on the Origins of Child Abuse Legislation in Israel." Israel law Review. 37(1): 169-196.

 

  1. Allan Borowski and Ajzenstadt, Mimi (2005) "A solution without a Problem: Judges' Perspectives on the Impacts of the Introduction of Public Defenders on Israel's Juvenile Courts." British Journal of Criminology. 45(2): 183-200.

 

  1. Ajzenstadt, Mimi (2005) " Reactions to Juvenile Delinquency in Israel, 1950-1970: A Social Narrative.'" Journal of Policy History. 17(4): 404-424.

 

  1. Ajzenstadt, Mimi and Allan Borowski (2005) "Setting things straight: Probation Officers' Perspectives on the Impacts of the Introduction of Public Defenders on Israel's Juvenile Courts." Qualitative Social Work. Vol. 4(1): 33-50.

 

23.Ajzenstadt, Mimi and Gabriele Cavaglion (2005) " Stories about Child Sexual Abuse: Textual Analysis of Instruction Manuals in Israel." Qualitative Sociology. 28(3): 255-274.

 

  1. Allan, Borowski, and Mimi Ajzenstadt (2007) "Achieving Justice for Children: Public Defenders in Israel's Juvenile Courts." International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology. 51: 191-211.

 

  1. Ajzenstadt, Mimi, John Gal and Alon Shapira (2007) "Towards Evidence-Based Policy: A Systematic Review of Programs dealing with Unemployment." Israeli Sociology. 9(1): 41-70. (Hebrew).

 

  1. Ajzenstadt, Mimi (2007) "The Dangerousness of 'Risk'". Social Security. 75: 65-88. (Hebrew).

 

  1. Ajzenstadt, Mimi  and Barak Ariel (2008) "Terrorism and Risk Management: The Israeli case." Punishment and Society. 10(4): 355–374.

 

  1. Ajzenstadt, Mimi (2009) "The Relative Autonomy of Women Offenders' Decision-Making." Theoretical Criminology. 13(2): 201-225.

 

 

  1. Ajzenstadt, Mimi (2009) "Moral Panic and Neo-Liberalism: The Case of Single Mothers on Welfare in Israel." British Journal of Criminology. 49(1): 68-87.

 

  1. Ajzenstadt, Mimi (2009) "Judicialization, Neo-Liberalism and Foreign Workers in Israel." International Review of Constitutionalism. 9(1): 107-133.

 

  1. Ajzenstadt, Mimi and David Bar-Gal (2010) "The Birth of the Paul Baerwald School of Social Work at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (1953-1958)". Society and Welfare. 30(1): 9-27. (Hebrew).

 

  1. Soffer, Michal and Mimi Ajzenstadt (2010) "On Stigma and Otherness: Mirror Representations of HIV/AIDS and Heart Disease in the Israeli Press." Qualitative Health Research. 20 (8): 1033-1049.

 

  1. Bar–Almog, Michal and Mimi Ajzenstadt (2010) "Women, Welfare and Civil Society Organizations: Creating an Alternative Women’s Welfare Sphere in Israel". Social Policy and Administration. 44(6):  673–688. 

 

  1. Soffer, Michal and Mimi Ajzenstadt (2010) "The Multidimensionality of 'Pains of Imprisonment' among Incarcerated Women in Israel" Women and Health. 50(6):491-505.

 

  1. Fried, Bell and Mimi Ajzenstadt (2011) "Pathological Women Gamblers: Gender-Related Aspects of Control." Sex Roles. 66:128-142. Impact Factor: 1.213.

 

  1. Ajzenstadt, Mimi and Assaf Shapira (2012) "The Socio-Legal Construction of Otherness under a Neo-Liberal Regime: The Case of Foreign Workers in the Israeli Criminal Courts." British Journal of Criminology. 52: 685-704. 

 

 

  1. Ajzenstadt, Mimi and Mona Khoury-Kassabri (2012) "The Cultural Context of Juvenile Justice Policy in Israel." Journal of Social Policy. 1-18.

 

  1. Fried, Bell and Mimi Ajzenstadt (2012) "Securitization vs the yearning for peace in the Israeli casino discourse." International Gambling Studies, 1-16.

 

  1. Statland-Vaintraub, Olga, Mona Khoury-Kassabri,  Mimi Ajzenstadt  and Shabi Amedi (2012) "Risk Factors for Involvement in Delinquency among Immigrants and Native-Born Israeli Girls." Children and Youth Services Review. 34(10): 2052-2060.

 

  1. Gal, John and Mimi Ajzenstadt (2013) "The Long Path from a Soup Kitchen to a Welfare State in Israel." Journal of Policy History. 25(2): 240-263.

 

  1. Kravets-Fenner, Yuliana, Mona Khoury-Kassabri, Mimi Ajzenstadt  and Shabi Amedi, (2013). "Risk Factors for Delinquency and Anti-Social Behavior among Adolescents treated by the Division of Att-Risk Youth. Society and Welfare.  33(1): 41-70. (Hebrew).

 

  1. Belle Gavriel-Fried, Einat Peled and Mimi Ajsenstadt (2015) Normative identity construction among women diagnosed with a gambling disorder. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry. 85(2):159-169.

 

  1. Mimi Ajzenstadt and John Gal (2015) "Social Work and the Construction of Poverty in Palestine in the 1930s. Journal of Qualitative Social Work. 14: 154-169.

 

  1. Shomron Moyal and Mimi Ajzenstadt (2015) "Judging Road-accidents in Israel." Mishpateem 14: 933-972 (Hebrew).

 

  1. Fried, Bell and Mimi Ajzenstadt (2015) "Peace and War Narratives in the Casino Discourse in Israel. Megamot. 70 (1)L 227-257. (Hebrew).

 

  1. Bar–Almog, Michal and Mimi Ajzenstadt (2015) "You feel that you bump into a wall and you establish an NGO: Grassroots organizations, providing welfare services." Social Security, 98: 97-128 (Hebrew).

 

  1. Shwartz-Ziv, Tamar., Blit-Cohen, Edith., & Ajzenstadt, Mimi. (2019). "The grassroots of women in need of public housing in Israel: The choice to struggle, Social Security, 106, 123-156. [Hebrew].

 

  1. Birger, Lior., Nadan, Yochai., & Ajzenstadt, Mimi. (2020). "Politicisation processes in everyday practice with refugees: the experiences of Israeli and German social workers." European Journal of Social Work. Advance online publication.  https://doi.org/10.1080/13691457.2020.1793107

 

  1. Zvika Orr & Mimi Ajzenstadt (2020) "Beyond control: the criminalization of African asylum seekers in Israel." International Review of Sociology, 30:1, 142-165, DOI: 10.1080/03906701.2020.1724369

 

 

 

 

 

 

קראו פחות
MICHALALMOG

פרופ' מיכל אלמוג בר

Prof. Michal Almog-Bar
פרופ' חבר
02-5882113
Michal.Bar@mail.huji.ac.il
חדר 514

קרא עוד

Michal Almog-Bar

E-mail: Michal.bar@mail.huji.ac.il

Higher Education

2006 - 2007     Post doc, School of Management & The Israeli Center for Third Sector Research, Ben Gurion University.

2000 - 2007     Ph.D. The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

1997 - 1999     M.A. J. Schwartz Graduate Program for Directors of Community and Nonprofit Organizations, and Public Policy, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

1995 - 1997     B.A. in Social Work, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

 

Appointments at the Hebrew University

2019                Associate Professor, School of Social Work, The Hebrew University

2014 - 2018     Senior Lecturer, School of Social Work, The Hebrew University

2008 - 2013     Lecturer, School of Social Work, The Hebrew University

 

Additional Functions (Within the Past Five Years)

2020 -              Editorial Board member, journal of Human Service Organizations: Management,             
          Leadership & Governance.

2019 - present    Area Editor of Civil Society (Associate Editor), Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly.

2016 - present    Editorial board member, Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly (JCR 5 years Impact              factor 2.916, ranked at Q1 in "Social Issues").

2015 -2019      Head of the Research committee, School of Social Work and Social Welfare.

2014 -2018      Board member, Lafer Center for Women and Gender Studies, Hebrew University of                       Jerusalem. 

2014- present                 Director, The Center for the Study of Civil Society and Philanthropy in Israel,              School of Social Work and Social Welfare, Hebrew University of Jerusalem.  

 

 

 

Research Grants (Within the Past Five Years)

2020-2021         Rothchild Foundation, “Mergers in Israeli Civil Society”, 100,000 IS, with Prof.
                          Hillel Schmid and Dr. Itay Greenspan.

2019-2021         Israel Science Foundation, "Women, social work and helping professionals in
                          nonprofit social service organizations: The intersection of gender, privatization and
                          civil society", 244,000 IS, with Prof. Mimi Ajzenstadt and Dr. Michal Soffer.

2019-2020         The Israeli Volunteering Network, "Civic engagement and volunteering in
                           Israel",   200,000 IS.

2019-2020         The Arison Foundation, “Inter-generational transfer of civic engagement and                                 volunteering behavior", 100,000 IS, with Prof. Hillel Schmid. 

2018                  The Israeli Volunteering Network, "Civic engagement and volunteering in
                          Israel",  400,000 IS.

2016-2017         Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, "Living in a world
                          of  blurring sectoral boundaries: organizational Hybridity, cross-sectoral relationship,                                and network governance", 100,000 IS, with Prof. Agnes Meinhard and Prof. Wenjue                                  Knutsen,.

2015-2016         Israel Science Foundation, "Civil Society in the age of New Public Governance:
                       Cross- National examination", 75,000 IS, with Prof. Mimi Ajzenstadt.

2015-2017       The Israel National Institute for Health Policy Research (NIHP), "Civil society                                     organizations providing health services and their relations with
                         government", 190,000 IS,  with Dr. Michal Soffer.

2015-2016       The Leonard Davis Institute for International Relations, "Gender and Civil
                 Society", 60,000 IS, with Prof. Mimi Ajzenstadt and Prof. John Gal.

 

 

List of Publications (Within the Past Five Years)

Chapters in Collections

Almog-Bar, M. (Forthcoming). Civil Society organizations in collaborative governance: Cross-sector partnerships as a test case. In: Sher- Hadar, N. & Lahat, L. (Eds.). Collaborative Governance: Theory and Issues from Israel. New York: Palgrave. 

 

Almog-Bar, M. (Forthcoming). Israeli organized Civil Society: Trends and challenges of the Nonprofit Sector. In: Ben-Porat, G. Fild, D., Mirski, J. Feniger, Y. & Kabalo, P. (Eds.). Routledge Handbook on Contemporary Israel. London: Routledge.

Journal Articles

Almog-Bar, M., Weiss-Gal, I. & Gal, J. (2015). Bringing public policy into policy practice. Journal of Social Work 15(4), 390-408.

 

Almog-Bar, M. & Ajzenstadt, M. (2015). "You feel you hit a wall and then you have no choice but to form an association": Characteristics of grassroots organizations providing welfare services in civil society. Social Security (Bitachon Soziali), 98, 97-128. (Hebrew).

 

Schmid, H. & Almog-Bar, M. (2016). Correlates of cross-sector partnership in the human services: Implications for policy and practice. Human Service Organizations: Management, Leadership & Governance, 40, 238-252.

 

Schmid, H. & Almog-Bar, M. (2016). Cross-sector partnerships in the human services: an international perspective. Human Service Organizations Management, Leadership & Governance 40(3), 188 -193.

 

Almog-Bar, M. (2016). Policy initiatives towards the nonprofit Sector: Insights from the Israeli case. Nonprofit Policy Forum 7(2), 237-256.

 

Almog-Bar, M. & Young, D. (2016). Policy towards nonprofits in international perspective: Current trends and their implications for theory and practice. Nonprofit Policy Forum 7(2), 85-95.

 

Sofer, M. & Almog-Bar, M. (2016). Therapy or human right? The meaning of recreation for children and youth with disabilities in the "Krembo Wings" youth movement. Disability and Health Journal 9(3), 399-405.

 

Almog-Bar, M. (2017). Civil society and nonprofits in the age of New Public Governance: Current trends and their implications for theory and practice. Nonprofit Policy Forum 8(4), 342-351.

 

Almog-Bar, M. (2017). Insider status and outsider tactics: Advocacy tactics of human service nonprofits in the Age of New Public Governance. Nonprofit Policy Forum 8(4), 411-428.

 

Almog-Bar, M. & Schmid, H. (2018). Cross-sector partnerships in human services: Insights and organizational dilemmas.  Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly 47(4), 119-138.

 

Livnat, I. & Almog-Bar, M. (2018). "Lots of freedom, but also a lot of mess and lack of knowledge": The employment experience of women mid-level managers in Third Sector organizations. Society and Welfare, 67-96. (Hebrew).

 

Almog-Bar, M. & Livnat, I. (2019). Between the sticky floor and the glass ceiling: Employment of women as mid-level managers in Israeli nonprofit organizations. Israel Affairs 25(3), 467-487.

 

Almog-Bar, M., Cnaan, R., Pitowski-Nave, N., & Tury, K. (2020). Israeli peace nonprofits promoting social good: Characteristics of active and inactive organizations. Research on Social Work Practice, 30(2), 246-255.

 

Schmid, H. & Almog-Bar, M. (2020). The critical role of the initial stages of cross-sector partnerships and their implications for partnerships’ outcomes. Voluntas 31, 286 - 300.

 

Schmid, H. & Almog-Bar, M. (2020(. A tribute to Yeheskel “Zeke” Hasenfeld: Theoretical legacy and contribution to human service organizations and management. Human Service Organizations: Management, Leadership & Governance, 44(2), 97-109.

 

Pitowski-Nave, N., Almog-Bar, M. & Schmid, H. (2020). Collaborations between businesses and nonprofits as part of corporate social responsibility. The Study of Organizations and Human Resource Management Quarterly 79-102. (Hebrew).

 

 

 

 

קראו פחות
רנא

ד"ר רנא אסעיד

Dr. Rana Eseed
מרצה
02-5882115
rana.eseed@mail.huji.ac.il
חדר 527

 

קרא עוד

Rana Eseed

E-mail: rana.eseed@mail.huji.ac.il

 

Higher Education

2018-2019 Postdoctoral Studies (Department of Welfare and Social Policy, University of Bath, England).

2012-2018 Ph.D., (Social work and social welfare, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel(

2008-2011 M.A., (Social work and social welfare, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel(

2004-2007 B.A., (Social work and social welfare, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel(

 

Awards and Excellence Scholarships (Within the Past Five Years)

2019-2012 MA`OF Fellowship, est. by the Kahanoff Foundation for outstanding Arab researchers.

2018 Council of Higher Education Fellowship Program for Outstanding Postdoctoral Researchers from the Arab Society.

2018 British Friends of the Hebrew University, fellowship for postdoctoral researchers.

2017-2018 Center for the Study of Multiculturalism and Diversity, scholarship for PhD candidates, Hebrew University.

2014- 2017 Hoffman PhD Leadership and Responsibility Fellowship Program, scholarship for Ph.D. candidates, Hebrew University.

 

Appointments at the Hebrew University

2019 Lecturer, Social work and social welfare, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel

 

Additional Functions

2012  Present Executive member, ESPAnet Israel, the Forum for Social Policy Research in Israel.

 

Research Grants

2019 The Ralph Goldman Center for Judaism, Social Welfare and Ethics, The role of religion among Palestinian social workers in Israel, 30,000 NIS.

 

List of Publication

 

Books & Edited Books

Eseed, R. (PI) & Jawad, R. (PI) (In press). Social Policy and the Islamic World in Comparative Perspective: Taking Stock, Moving Forward

 

Journal Articles

Eseed, R. (2017). When the state fails to provide services: The case of the Islamic Movement in Israel. Journal of Social Policy, 47, 565-582. doi:10.1017/S0047279417000757.

Eseed, R.,(PI) & Khoury-Kassabri, M(PI). (2017). Alcohol use among Arab Muslim adolescents: A mediation-moderation model of family, peer and community factors. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 88, 88-98. doi: 10.1037/ort0000263.

Eseed, R. (2016). Parent’s choices of child daycare in the Palestinian society in Israel. Bitachon Soziali, 99, 35-61. (Hebrew).

Massarwi, A. A. (PI), Eseed, R.,(CI) & Khoury-Kassabri, M.(CI( (

Eseed, R. (PI) (2019). Social service provision by minority religious organizations: A case study of the Islamic Movement in Kafr Qassim. Journal of Social Policy, 49, 507-524. doi:10.1017/S004727941900062X

Eseed, R. (2019). The Islamic movement in Israel: Development and key features. Journal of Welfare and Society,4 ,609-633. (Hebrew(.

Khoury-Kassabri, M., Zadok, I., Eseed, R. & Vazsonyi, A. (2020). Individual and familial factors as mediators and moderators of young children’s aggressive behavior. Children and Youth Service Review. doi.org/10.1016/j.childyouth.2020.

קראו פחות
avishaiB

פרופ' אבישי בניש

Dr. Avishai Benish
פרופ' חבר
02-5882110
avishai.benish@mail.huji.ac.il
חדר 510

קרא עוד

 

Avishai Benish

Email: avishai.benish@mail.huji.ac.il

 

 

Research Interests:

Social rights take-up and advocacy

Regulation and welfare state governance

Administrative justice and accountability in privatized welfare services

Social law and socio-legal studies

 

Higher Education

2010 Postdoctoral Fellow at the Federmann School of Public Policy, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

2004 – 2009 PhD (Direct Track), Faculty of Law, Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

2007 – 2008 LL.M., Columbia University Law School, New York. Graduated with distinction, Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar.

1996 - 2000 LL.B. in Law and Political Science (double major), Faculty of Law and Faculty of Social Science, Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Graduated with distinction.

 

Appointments at the Hebrew University

2017 Assistant Professor tenured (senior lecturer), Paul Baerwald School of Social Work and Social Welfare, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

2010 – 2017 Assistant Professor (lecturer), Paul Baerwald School of Social Work and Social Welfare, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

 

Additional Appointments

2018 – 2019 Visiting Scholar, Silver School of Social Work, New York University, New York, USA.

2017 Visiting Scholar, Max Planck Sciences Po Center on Coping with Instability in Market Societies, Sciences Po, Paris.

2014 – 2015 Visiting Professor, Center for the Study of Law & Society and the Berkeley Institute for Jewish Law and Israeli Studies, Faculty of Law, University of California, Berkeley, USA.

 

Additional Functions and Roles

2019 Head of Undergraduate Program, Paul Baerwald School of Social Work and Social Welfare, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

2017 Chairman, ESPAnet Israel, the Israeli national association of the European Network for Social Policy Analysis (ESPAnet)

 

Research Grants and Projects:

Between Rights and Care: Integrating Social Rights Advocacy into Social Work Practice (Israel Science Foundation): This research project (with Professor Idit Weiss-Gal) seeks to examine and conceptualize the integration of rights-based advocacy into social workers’ practice by offering a comprehensive and multifaceted empirical examination of how social workers under the reform engage in take-up practice; of their perceptions of the nature of take-up practice; and of whether and how they incorporate the rights discourse and its logic into their practice.

Social Rights Take-up (Israeli National Insurance Institute): This research project (with Professor John Gal, Professor Mimi Ajzenstadt & Dr. Roni Holler) explores the perceptions and practices of “take-up agents” in the public, private and non-profit sectors in the context of realizing the right to social security.

 

 

List of Publications:

Refereed articles:

Roni Holler & Avishai Benish (Forthcoming 2020) “Into the Promised Land: Modelling the Role of Take-Up Agents in Realizing Welfare Rights” Social Policy & Society

Avishai Benish (Forthcoming 2020) “The Logics of Hybrid Accountability:  When State, Market and Professionalism Interact” The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science

Avishai Benish & David Levi-Faur (Forthcoming 2020) “The Expansion of Regulation in Welfare Governance” The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science

Avishai Benish & Paola Mattei (2020) “Accountability and Hybridity in Welfare Governance” Public administration, 98(2) 281 – 290. [Link][SSRN]

Sharon Abraham-Weiss & Avishai Benish (2019) “The Story of Israel’s Supreme Court Ruling on Dignified Existence: Dignity does not Stop at the Doorstep of Poverty,” Law & Social Change, 10, 155 – 186. (Hebrew)]Link]

Avishai Benish, Dana Halevy and Shimon Spiro (2018) “Regulating social welfare services: Between compliance and learning,” International Journal of Social Welfare, 27(3), 226-235. [Link][SSRN]

Avishai Benish, Dana Halevy and Shimon Spiro (2018) “A professional learning-based approach to: A case study of the Youth Protection Authority in Israel,” Society and Welfare, 38(1). (Hebrew)[Link]

Avishai Benish and Liron David (2018) “The right of access the administration in the welfare state: The (non-)take-up of social rights and the duty to make social rights accessible,” Law and Government, 19, 395-427 [Link][SSRN]

Avishai Benish, Hanan Haber and Rotem Eliahou (2017) “The Regulatory Welfare State in Pension Markets: Mitigating High Charges for Low Income Savers in the United Kingdom and Israel,” Journal of Social Policy 46(2) 313-330 [Link] [SSRN]

Nissim Cohen, Avishai Benish, and Aya Shamriz-Ilouz (2016) “When the Clients Can Choose: Dilemmas of Street-Level Workers in Choice-Based Social Services,” Social Service Review 90 (4) 620-646. [Link] [SSRN]

Avishai Benish and Asa Maron (2016) “Infusing Public Law into Privatized Welfare: Lawyers, Economists and the Competing Logics of Administrative Reform,” Law and Society Review 50(4) 953-984. [Link] [SSRN]

Avishai Benish and Michal Kremer (2015) “Filling the Void: A Model for the Constitutional Right to Dignified Existence based on the German Constitutional Law,” Work, Society and Law 14 263-279. (Hebrew) [SSRN]

Avishai Benish (2014) “Outsourcing, Discretion, and Administrative Justice: Exploring the Acceptability of Privatized Decision Making," Law and Policy 36(2): 113-133. [Link] [SSRN] [JP]

Avishai Benish (2014) “The Public Accountability of Privatized Activation: The Case of Israel,” Social Policy and Administration 42(2): 262-277. [Link] [SSRN] [JP]

Avishai Benish and David Levi-Faur (2012) “New Forms of Administrative Law in Third Party Government,” Public Administration 90: 886-900. [Link] [SSRN] [JP]

Avishai Benish (2012) “New Public Management Reforms in Social Services: Lessons from 'Welfare-to-Work' Programs in a Comparative Perspective,” Social Security 90: 259- 290.  (Hebrew) [Link]

Avishai Benish (2012) “Social Services in the 21st Century: Trends and Challenges,” Social Security 90: 5-13.  (Hebrew) [Link]

Avishai Benish (2010) “Re-Bureaucratizing Welfare Administration,” Social Service Review 84: 77-101. [Link] [SSRN]

Avishai Benish and Roie Tsarfatie (2008) "When Labor Becomes a Commodity Again: A Critical Examination of Abnormally Low Bids in the Procurement of Employment Services" Tel Aviv University Journal of Law and Social Change 1: 93. (Hebrew)  [Link]

Avishai Benish (2008) “Contracting Out from The perspective of Public Law: Privatized 'Welfare to Work' Programs and the Limits of Oversight" Hebrew University Law Review (Mishpatim) 38: 283. (Hebrew) [SSRN]

Avishai Benish (2005) “Implementation of the 'Wisconsin Program' in Israel – Legal Aspects” Work, Society and Law 11: 121. (Hebrew)

 

Chapters and articles in books:

Avishai Benish & Jerome Pélisse (forthcoming 2020) “Administrative Justice in the Private Sector”. In The Oxford Handbook of Administrative Justice

Avishai Benish & John Gal (2018) “Abraham Doron and and Israeli Welfare State”, in John Gal & Avishai Benish, editors (2018) For the Welfare State: Selected Essays by Abraham Doron Tel Aviv: Resling. (Hebrew)

Avishai Benish (2018) “Trends and challenges in the welfare state in Israel and the world”, in John Gal & Avishai Benish, editors (2018) For the Welfare State: Selected Essays by Abraham Doron Tel Aviv: Resling. (Hebrew)

Avishai Benish (2018). The Privatization of Social Services in Israel. In: The Privatization of Israel (Paz-Fuchs, A., Mandelkern R. and Galnoor I., Eds.) (pp. 173-200). Palgrave Macmillan, New York. [Link] [SSRN]

Avishai Benish (2009) "Access to Justice in Welfare Services: The Case of the Administrative Tribunals in the 'Wisconsin Program," in John Gal and Mimi Ajzenstadt (Eds.) Access to social justice in Israel. Jerusalem: Taub Center for Social Policy Studies in Israel. (Hebrew) [Link]

Tzvi Inbar, Shlomo Guverman and Avishai Benish (2003) “Constitution-Making and Amending,” in: Procedures for Ratifying and Amending a Constitution and Methods of Designing an Additional Knesset Chamber. Jerusalem: Israel Democracy Institute. (Hebrew)

 

Books:

John Gal and Avishai Benish, editors (2018) For the Welfare State: Selected Essays by Abraham Doron Tel Aviv: Resling. (Hebrew) [Link]

Mordechai Kremnitzer, David Kretzmer and Avishai Benish (2002) The Basic Laws as a Constitutional Foundation. Jerusalem: Israel Democracy Institute. (Hebrew) [Link]

 

Academic editing:

Editor (with David Levi-Faur and Oren Perez), Policy, Regulation & Governance eJournal [Link]

Editor, Social Welfare Law Section, Social Security Journal (Hebrew) [Link]

 

 

 

 

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Dr. Itay Greenspan
מרצה בכיר
02-5882183
itaygree@mail.huji.ac.il
חדר 533
תחומי מחקר עיקריים: חברה אזרחית ומגזר שלישי, סביבתנות והתנהגות סביבתית, פילנתרופיה, התנדבות, אקטיביזם סביבתי

קרא עוד

Itay Greenspan

E-mail: itaygree@mail.huji.ac.il

 

Higher Education

2006-2012            PhD in Social Welfare (School of Social Policy & Practice, University
                               of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, USA)

2002-2005            MES in Environmental Studies (Environmental Studies, York University,
                               Toronto, ON, Canada)

2002                     Certificate in Environmental Studies (Arava Institute for Environmental
                               Studies, Kibbutz Ketura, Israel)

1998-2001            BA cum laude in Geography (Social Sciences, Hebrew University of
                               Jerusalem, Israel)

 

Appointments at the Hebrew University

2019 –             Senior Lecturer, Paul Baerwald School of Social Work & Social Welfare

2012–2018      Lecturer, Paul Baerwald School of Social Work & Social Welfare

 

Additional Functions (Within the Past Five Years)

2020 –             Chair, Teaching Committee, School of Social Work & Social Welfare

2020 –             Member, Academic Committee, The Harry S. Truman Research Institute

2018 –             Member, Ethics Committee, School of Business Administration, HUJI

2014 –             Member, Ethics Committee, School of Social Work & Social Welfare

2012 –             Research Associate, Center for the Study of Civil Society and Philanthropy in
                         Israel, School of Social Work & Social Welfare

2014 – 2017    Member, University Senate

2013 – 2020    Member, Teaching Committee, School of Social Work & Social Welfare

 

Research Grants (Within the Past Five Years)

2020-2021       HUJI Internal Grant. Professionalization and Socialization of alumni:
                         A survey of Graduates of the Nonprofit Management Program,
                         35,000 NIS (with E. Blit-Cohen).

2020-2021       Warburg Fund. Understanding Role Perception of Family, Professional
                         and Volunteer Supporters in Supported Decision Making Scheme.
                         $10,000 (with R. Holler, S. Werner)

2019-2020       The Israel Academy for Sciences and Humanities. Building Social Capital
                         for Sustainable Well-Being. 40,000 NIS (with M. Almog-Bar & Y. Geva)

2019-2020       Rothschild Foundation. Mergers in the Nonprofit Sector, 100,000 NIS
                         (with H. Schmid, M. Almog-Bar, A. Oreg)

2019-2021       Center for Judaism and Welfare Ethics. Jewish environmental movement
                         in Israel and North America. 50,000 NIS (with T. Yoreh)

2019                Eshkol Center, HUJI. Jewish environmental movement in Israel, 3,000 NIS.

2017-2019       JDC-Israel – Volunteering by youth with disability (with S. Werner, Y. Freier,
                          H. Rimon-Greenspan)

2016-2019       BSF: US–Israel Binational Science Foundation. Environmental habitus:
                         The intergenerational transmission of environmental behaviors in
                          cross-national comparison. $135,000 (with T. Katz-Gerro, F. Handy).

2015                SPNI: Society for Protection of Nature in Israel – “Civic engagement in
                         environmental decision-making. 40,000 NIS (with G. Cohen-Blankshtain).

 

 

List of Publication (Within the Past Five Years)

Chapters in Collections

Katz, H. & Greenspan, I. (2015). Giving in Israel: From old religious traditions to an emerging culture of philanthropy. In: P. Wiepking & F. Handy (eds.), The Palgrave handbook of global philanthropy (pp. 316-337). Palgrave Macmillan.

 

Journal Articles

Greenspan I. (2015). From state orientation to civil society and partnership orientations: An outlook on development and change in the Israeli environmental movement. Bitahon Sotziali, 98, 157-193 (in Hebrew)

Katz-Gerro, T., Greenspan, I., Handy, F., Lee, H.-Y., & Frey, A. (2015). Environmental philanthropy and environmental behavior in five countries: Is there convergence among youth? Voluntas, 26(4), 1485-1509.

McDougle, L. M., Handy, F., Katz-Gerro, T., Greenspan, I., & Lee, H-Y. (2015). Factors predicting proclivity and intensity to volunteer for the environment in the US and South Korea. Journal of Environmental Planning & Management, 58(5), 837-854.

Walk, M., Greenspan, I., Crossley, H. & Handy, F. (2015). Social return on investment analysis: A case study of a job and skills training program offered by a social enterprise. Nonprofit Management and Leadership, 26(2), 129-144.

Walk, M., Greenspan, I., Crossley, H. & Handy, F. (2015). Mind the gap: Expectations versus experiences of clients utilizing job-training services in a social enterprise. Annals of Public and Cooperative Economics, 86(2), 221-244.

Katz-Gerro, T., Greenspan, I., & Handy, F. (2017). Personal value types and environmental behaviors in four countries: Biospheric, universalism, benevolence, and conformity revisited. Environmental Values, 26(2), 223-249.

Ramarajan, L., Berger, I. & Greenspan, I. (2017). Multiple identity configurations: The benefits of focused enhancement for prosocial behavior. Organization Science, 28(3), 495-513.

Greenspan, I., Walk, M. & Handy, F. (2018). Immigrant integration through volunteering: The importance of contextual factors. Journal of Social Policy,47(4), 803-825.

Zibenberg, A., Greenspan, I., Katz-Gerro, T. & Handy, F. (2018). Environmental behavior among Russian Youth: The role of self-direction and environmental concern. Environmental Management, 62(2), 295-304.

Ruiz-Sportmann, A.S. & Greenspan, I. (2019). Relational interactions between immigrant and native-born volunteers: Trust-building and integration or suspicion and conflict? Voluntas, 30, 932-946. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11266-019-00108-5

Zanbar, L., Greenspan, I., Itzhaky, H. & Handy, F. (2019). Awareness of and trust in welfare organizations from different sectors among social work students: The role of educational factors. Bitahon Sotziali (Social Security), 108, 131-160 (in Hebrew).

Katz-Gerro, T., Greenspan, I., Handy, F. & Vered, Y. (2019). Environmental behavior in three countries: The role of intergenerational transmission and domains of socialization. Journal of Environmental Psychology. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jenvp.2019.101343.

Oreg, A. & Greenspan, I. (forthcoming). When the gift is half-hearted: Uncovering the concept of ambivalent philanthropy. International Review for the Sociology of Sport

 

Oreg, A. & Greenspan, I. & Berger, I. (2020). When the gift is half-hearted: A socio-cultural study of ambivalence in a charity sport event. International Review for the Sociology of Sport. https://doi.org/10.1177/1012690220968107

Greenspan, I., Katz-Gerro, T., Handy, F. Park, S. Intergenerational transmission of environmental household practice among South Korean families: Continuity and change. Families, Relationships and Societies. https://doi.org/10.1332/204674321X16172729233053

Greenspan, I. Cohen-Blankshtain, G. & Geva, Y. NGO roles and anticipated outcomes in environmental participatory processes: A typology. Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly. https://doi.org/10.1177/08997640211008989

Handy, F., Katz-Gerro, T. Greenspan, I., & Vered, Y. Intergenerational disenchantment? Environmental behaviors and motivations across generations in South Korea. Geoforum, 121, 53-64. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.geoforum.2021.02.020

 

Other Manuscripts and research reports

Geva, Y., Greenspan, I. & Almog-Bar, M. (2020). Building Social Capital for Sustainable Well-Being in Israel: A Scientific Review. The Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities.

Almog-Bar, M. & Greenspan, I. (2109). Civil society organizations in Israel: An updated outlook based on Data from GuideStar-Israel. Jerusalem: Center for the Study of Civil Society and Philanthropy in Israel [Heb.]. Link

Drezner, N.D., Greenspan, I., Katz, H., & Feit, G. (2017). Philanthropy in Israel 2016: Patterns of individual giving. Tel Aviv: Tel Aviv University. Link

Cohen-Blankshtain, G., Greenspan, I., Naali-Yosef, H. & Geva, Y. (2015). Public participation in environmental decision-making: International perspectives. Tel Aviv: The Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel (SPNI) (Hebrew).

 

 

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Prof. Hillel Schmid
hillels@mscc.huji.ac.il

קרא עוד

 

Higher Education

1985-6   Postdoctoral Studies, University of Michigan, School of Social Work.

1982-1985  Ph. D, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, The Paul Baerwald School of Social Work and Social Welfare.

1968-1971  MBA, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, The School of Business Administration.

1964-1978  BA, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, The Department of Political Science and The Department of History.

 

Awards

2020  Award of Espanet Israel for excellency in public policy, Life Achievement Award.

2019  Award of the Ministry of Labor, Welfare, and Social Services to role models who contributed to the welfare state and development of social services in Israel.

 

Appointments at the Hebrew University

2005   Full Professor, The Paul Baerwald School of Social Work and Social Welfare, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

1995   Associate Professor, The Paul Baerwald School of Social Work and Social Services, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

1990    Senior Lecturer, The Paul Baerwald School of Social Work and Social Services, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

 

1986  Lecturer, The Paul Baerwald School of Social Work and Social Services, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

 

Additional Functions

2020  Member, WHO Global Network of Long-Term Care for Older People (GNLTC).

2018  Visiting Scholar, Hunter College Silverman School of Social Work, City University of New York.

2018  Member, Editorial Board of the journal Nonprofit Management and Leadership.

2017  Guest Editor, Society and Welfare (Hevra V’Revacha) on “Leadership and management in social and human services” (With Couty Sabbah).

2016  Chair, ARNOVA committee for the best book.

2016  Chair, ISTR emerging scholars dissertation award committee.

2010-2018  Member, Editorial Board of the journal Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly.

2000-  Member, Editorial Board of the journal Human Service Organizations: Management, Leadership and Governance.

2015 Guest Editor, Social Security (Bitachon Soziali) on “Civil Society in Israel”.

2015 Guest Editor, the journal of Human Service Organizations: Management, Leadership and Governance on “Cross-sectoral partnerships- An international perspective” (With Michal Almog-Bar). 

 

Research Grants

2020  The Rothchild Foundation, $30.000 for research on mergers in the Israeli civil society (with Michal Almog-Bar and Itai Greenspan).

2019  Ted Arison Family Foundation, $30.000 for research on intergenerational transmission of giving, volunteering and civic engagement.

 

2018  The National Insurance Institute, $ 35.000 for research and strategic planning for the Foundation of Special Projects and New Initiatives.

2017  The Ministry of Social Affairs and Social Services and The National Insurance Institute, $70.000 for research on the day care centers for the elderly.

2016  Sheatufim, The Israeli Center for Civil Society, $4000, The Gandir Foundation. $5000 and the Ted Arison Family Foundation , $7000 for research on intergenerational transmission of philanthropic values among Israeli philanthropists.

 

List of Publications

Chapters in Collections

Schmid, H. & Shaul Bar Nissim, H. (2016). The globalization of philanthropy: Trends and channels of giving. In: J. Harrow, T. Jung, & S. Phillips (Eds.), The Routledge Companion to Philanthropy (pp. 162-177). Oxford , England: Taylor & Francis.

 

Journal Articles

Feldman, G., Strier, R., & Schmid, H. (2015). The performative magic of advocacy organizations: The redistribution of symbolic capital. British Journal of Social Work. Advance online publication. doi: 10.1093/bjsw/bcv088

 

 

Schmid, H., & Shaul-Bar-Nissim (2015).

 

Schmid, H. (2015). The civil society in Israel:changes,trends and future directions, Bitahon Soziali [Social Security] 98, 5-14.(in Hebrew).

 

Schmid, H., & Almog-Bar, M. (2016). Correlates of cross-sector partnerships in the human services: Implications for policy and practice. Human Service Organizations: Management, Leadership, Governance. 40(3), 238-252.

 

Schmid, H., & Shaul Bar-Nissim, H. (2016).Government-philanthropy relations in Israel. Society. 53(3), 307-314. doi:10.1007/S12115-0116-001

 

 

Schmid, H. & Almog-Bar, M. (2016). Introduction to the special issue of Human Service Organizations: Management, Leadership & Governance on on  Cross-Sector Partnerships in International Perspective, 40(3),189-192.

 

Schmid, H., & Rudich, A. (2017). Elite philanthropy in Israel. In M. Moody & B. Breeze (Eds.), The philanthropy reader.

 

Shaul Bar Nisim, H., & Schmid, H. (2019). Rethinking the social welfare regime model and public policy towards philanthropists: Lessons from the Israeli experience. Journal of Public and Nonprofit Affairs, 5(1), 39-55.

 

 

Almog-Bar, M., & Schmid, H. (2018). Cross-sector partnerships in human services: Insights and organizational dilemmas. Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, 47(4), 119-138.

 

Schmid, H., & Morali-Sagiv, D. (2018). Reform in departments of social services: Current situation, achievements and difficulties in implementing changes in social services. Society and Welfare, 38(1), 175-203.

 

Schmid, H., & Sabbah, C. (2018). Introduction to the special issue on “Leadership and management in social and human services”. Society and Welfare, 38(1), 3-12.

 

Schmid, H. (2019).Rethinking organizational reforms in human service organizations: Lessons, dilemmas, and insights. Human Service Organizations: Management, Leadership and Governance, 43, 54-66.

 

Schmid, H., & Almog-Bar, M. (2019). The critical role of the initial stages of cross-sector partnerships and their implications for partnership outcomes. Voluntas:  International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations, 31, 286-300 (published online 13 June2019).

 

 

 

Schmid, H., Shaul-Bar-Nisim, H., & Nirel, R. (2020).Inter-generational transmission of philanthropic values among wealthy Israeli donors. Society, 57(1), 59-70. Advance online publication. doi:10.1007/s12115-019-00441-x

Also published in Hebrew in Social Security (Bitachon Soziali), 2020. 111. 71-98.

 

Schmid, H., & Almog-Bar, M. (2020). A tribute to Yeheskel (“Zeke”) Hasenfeld: Theoretical legacy and contribution to human service organizations and management. Human Service Organizations: Management, Leadership & Governance, 44(2), 97-109.

 

Pitovovski-Nave, N., Almog-Bar, M., &Schmid, H. (2020).In our garden the joy is great: Collaboration between businesses and social organizations as part of corporate social responsibility. The Study of Organizations and Human Resource Management Quarterly, 5(1), 79-102.

 

Schmid, H. (2021). Reflections on the relations between the government and civil society organizations following the Covid-19 pandemic: The Israeli case. Nonprofit Policy Forum (forthcoming).

 

Schmid, H.,& Almog-Bar, M.(2021).Predictors of success and failure in cross-sectoral partnerships in nonprofit human services: Reflections

and challenges. Journal of Health and Human Service Administration43(3),268-287.

 

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