Titlebook: Context-Informed Perspectives of Child Risk and Protection in Israel; Dorit Roer-Strier,Yochay Nadan Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-44278-1Child Risk and Protection; Child Maltreatment in Diverse Societies; Child Well-Being; Children at Risk

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,Brand: “What Do You Think of Me?”,ity groups in a context-informed manner. This chapter examines the evolving concept of “risk” and Israel’s child policy; it includes a review of the development of the concept of risk for Israeli children and its expressions in policy within a cultural context throughout the years. The following is

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Hey, Have You Heard About This?,ualitative approach aimed at a comprehensive and holistic understanding of the phenomena by examining perceptions, worldviews, and the meanings of parents, children and professionals, which are influenced by different and multiple contexts and by the subjective interpretations of the participants. T

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Hey, Have You Heard About This?, identity, transition, risk and resilience. We start with discussing the complex, dynamic process of identity formation among Israelis of Ethiopian origin, forged out of life circumstances and the social-cultural-political environment in which they live—their “here and now” reality. We begin with a

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,Brand: “What Do You Think of Me?”, work with Ethiopian communities. A context-informed approach was adopted to explore the subjective perceptions and constructions of “risk,” “well-being,” and “protection” among parents (N = 50) of two groups: those who received services from the welfare system and mothers who were born in Ethiopia

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When Brand Value Meets Customer Value,e itself as a risk factor. A few scholars, however, describe potential benefits of a larger sibship size. Yet, we know very little about the within-family perspectives of families with many children regarding risks and benefits. This chapter presents interview data, complemented by family drawings,