Jill E Korbin
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 79310 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Jill E Korbin |
| NOMBRES | Jill E |
| APELLIDO | Korbin |
| FIRMA | KORBIN J E |
| AFILIACIONES | Case Western Reserve University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 43 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 577 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 41 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 2 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1979 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 9 |
Parenting
The Cambridge Handbook of Psychological Anthropology
Bringing together contributions from a global team of renowned scholars, this Handbook provides a comprehensive guide to the dynamic field of psychological anthropology. It is divided into five parts and includes a critical updating of the theoretical foundations for psychological anthropology, covering cognitive, psychodynamic, linguistic, and phenomenological views. It provides the first-ever lifespan perspective on human development in culture…
Handbook of Child Maltreatment
Community Change Programs for Children and Youth At-Risk
The significant role of the community in the lives of children and youth at-risk has become increasingly clear to social work academics and professionals over the last three decades. Alongside the more traditional individual and family responses, community interventions have been designed to catalyze change in the environment of children and youth at-risk and supply holistic and sustainable responses to their needs. Ten such community interventio…
Rural Child Maltreatment
TOPIC OF REVIEW: The current study sought to review the state of existing knowledge on rural maltreatment. METHOD OF REVIEW: We conducted a scoping literature review to answer two research questions: (1) Is maltreatment higher in rural areas compared to urban areas? and 2) Are there unique correlates of maltreatment in rural areas? NUMBER OF RESEARCH STUDIES MEETING THE CRITERIA FOR REVIEW: This review included studies that compared child maltrea…
Older Neighbors and The Neighborhood Context of Child Well‐Being
Drawing on Coleman’s concept of social capital, researchers have investigated how the quality of neighborhood social networks influences child development and well‐being. The role of non‐kin older neighbors in advancing child well‐being through the enhancement of social capital, however, has been under‐studied. Our objective was to delineate specific pathways through which non‐kin older neighbors contribute to neighborhood quality for children an…
Handbook of Child Maltreatment
The influence of neighborhood violent crime on child-rearing
Why does child maltreatment occur? Caregiver perspectives and analyses of neighborhood structural factors across twenty years
Spiritual Risk’
This article addresses child protection in close-knit religious communities. Specifically, it presents the findings of a qualitative research project that examined Ultra-Orthodox Jewish parents’ perceptions and ascribed meanings of child risk and protection based on fifty in-depth interviews with parents from Israel and the USA. Here, we hone in on one key theme that emerged from our analysis of the interviews, which the interviewees themselves r…
Two sides of the same neighborhood? Multilevel analysis of residents’ and child-welfare workers’ perspectives on neighborhood social disorder and collective efficacy
Neighborhood processes have been shown to influence child maltreatment rates, and accordingly neighborhood-based strategies have been suggested as helpful in intervening in and preventing child maltreatment. Although child-welfare workers are at the forefront of child maltreatment work, little is known about the extent to which their perspectives on neighborhood processes related to child maltreatment align with those of neighborhood residents. T…
How might neighborhood built environment influence child maltreatment? Caregiver perceptions
Culture and context in understanding child maltreatment
Multifaceted Concept of Child Well-Being
Handbook of Child Well-Being
Subjective” and “Objective” Views of Neighborhood Danger & Well-Being
Adolescence Matters
The articles in this special issue, and the practice and policy commentaries that accompany them, highlight distinctive contributions of psychological anthropology to understanding adolescence, and extend these understandings to the collaborative framing of practice and policy concerns. In consideration of pressing matters for adolescents that include mental health, poverty, sexual orientation, and global perspectives on well-being, the role of p…
Children in Context
Interdisciplinarity and childhood studies
In March of 2009, Children's Geographies convened a session at the annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers on interdisciplinarity in childhood studies. The underlying issue was ho
Mapping Children’s Neighborhood Perceptions
Children and Families in Neighborhood Contexts
How neighborhoods influence child maltreatment
Challenges and Opportunities in the Anthropology of Childhoods
Anthropological attention to children and childhoods has had an uneven but lengthy history, both within the discipline and in interdisciplinary endeavors. Recently, there has been a resurgence of interest in the study of children, with work often carried out under the rubrics of "Childhood Studies" or the "Anthropology of Childhoods." In these frameworks, children are at once developing beings, in possession of agency, and to varying degrees vuln…
Indicators of child well-being through a neighborhood lens
Building Community Capacity for Violence Prevention
The capacity of communities to prevent violence is examined fromthree perspectives: youth violence, child maltreatment, and intimate partner violence. The analysis suggests that community social control and collective efficacy are significant protective factors for all three types of violence, but these need to be further distinguished for their relationships to private, parochial, and state controls. It is argued that strong interpersonal ties a…
The Cambridge Handbook of Psychological Anthropology
Bringing together contributions from a global team of renowned scholars, this Handbook provides a comprehensive guide to the dynamic field of psychological anthropology. It is divided into five parts and includes a critical updating of the theoretical foundations for psychological anthropology, covering cognitive, psychodynamic, linguistic, and phenomenological views. It provides the first-ever lifespan perspective on human development in culture…
Challenges and Opportunities in the Anthropology of Childhoods
Anthropological attention to children and childhoods has had an uneven but lengthy history, both within the discipline and in interdisciplinary endeavors. Recently, there has been a resurgence of interest in the study of children, with work often carried out under the rubrics of "Childhood Studies" or the "Anthropology of Childhoods." In these frameworks, children are at once developing beings, in possession of agency, and to varying degrees vuln…
Mapping Residents' Perceptions of Neighborhood Boundaries
Neighborhood influences on children and youth are the subjects of increasing numbers of studies, but there is concern that these investigations may be biased, because they typically rely on census‐based units as proxies for neighborhoods. This pilot study tested several methods of defining neighborhood units based on maps drawn by residents, and compared the results with census definitions of neighborhoods. When residents' maps were used to creat…
Measuring neighborhood context for young children in an urban area
Awareness of worsening conditions in urban areas has led to a growing interest in how neighborhood context affects children. Although the ecological perspective within child development has acknowledged the relevance of community factors, methods of measuring the neighborhood context for children have been quite limited. An approach to measuring neighborhood environments was tested using the average perceptions of caregivers of young children sam…
Children, Childhoods, and Violence
Anthropological literature on children and violence has been constrained by similar considerations that have limited an anthropology of childhood more generally, and by difficulties in conceptualizing children both as victims of violence and as violent themselves. A review of the anthropological literature on violence directed toward children reveals a litany of violence to which children may be subjected that includes child abuse and neglect, bu…
Indicators of child well-being through a neighborhood lens
Mapping Children’s Neighborhood Perceptions
Subjective” and “Objective” Views of Neighborhood Danger & Well-Being
Adolescence Matters
The articles in this special issue, and the practice and policy commentaries that accompany them, highlight distinctive contributions of psychological anthropology to understanding adolescence, and extend these understandings to the collaborative framing of practice and policy concerns. In consideration of pressing matters for adolescents that include mental health, poverty, sexual orientation, and global perspectives on well-being, the role of p…
Spiritual Risk’
This article addresses child protection in close-knit religious communities. Specifically, it presents the findings of a qualitative research project that examined Ultra-Orthodox Jewish parents’ perceptions and ascribed meanings of child risk and protection based on fifty in-depth interviews with parents from Israel and the USA. Here, we hone in on one key theme that emerged from our analysis of the interviews, which the interviewees themselves r…
How might neighborhood built environment influence child maltreatment? Caregiver perceptions
Pregnancy and childbirth among the amish
The Role of Neighbors and the Government in Neighborhood‐Based Child Protection
This paper addresses the policy recommendation that child protection efforts be reoriented to the neighborhood level. Residents of neighborhoods with varying rates of reported child maltreatment were questioned as to the roles of neighbors and/or the government in preventing child abuse and neglect. Residents in all neighborhoods were more optimistic that neighbors could prevent child maltreatment than they were about government action. Actions b…
Child Abuse and Neglect
Why does child maltreatment occur? Caregiver perspectives and analyses of neighborhood structural factors across twenty years
Interdisciplinarity and childhood studies
In March of 2009, Children's Geographies convened a session at the annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers on interdisciplinarity in childhood studies. The underlying issue was ho
Defining elder mistreatment in four ethnic groups across two generations
Childhood, health, and illness
Older Neighbors and The Neighborhood Context of Child Well‐Being
Drawing on Coleman’s concept of social capital, researchers have investigated how the quality of neighborhood social networks influences child development and well‐being. The role of non‐kin older neighbors in advancing child well‐being through the enhancement of social capital, however, has been under‐studied. Our objective was to delineate specific pathways through which non‐kin older neighbors contribute to neighborhood quality for children an…
The influence of neighborhood violent crime on child-rearing
Children and Families in Neighborhood Contexts
Population and Health Policy in the People's Republic of China
Child abuse and neglect
The Many Faces of Family Violence
Child Abuse and Neglect
Childhood, health, and illness
Tribute to a Profession
Candidates for Executive Board Member-at-large State B
Social/Cultural Anthropology
Pregnancy and childbirth among the amish
Community Level Factors and Child Maltreatment Rates
Defining elder mistreatment in four ethnic groups across two generations
Measuring neighborhood context for young children in an urban area
Awareness of worsening conditions in urban areas has led to a growing interest in how neighborhood context affects children. Although the ecological perspective within child development has acknowledged the relevance of community factors, methods of measuring the neighborhood context for children have been quite limited. An approach to measuring neighborhood environments was tested using the average perceptions of caregivers of young children sam…
The Role of Neighbors and the Government in Neighborhood‐Based Child Protection
This paper addresses the policy recommendation that child protection efforts be reoriented to the neighborhood level. Residents of neighborhoods with varying rates of reported child maltreatment were questioned as to the roles of neighbors and/or the government in preventing child abuse and neglect. Residents in all neighborhoods were more optimistic that neighbors could prevent child maltreatment than they were about government action. Actions b…
Neighborhoods and child maltreatment
Playing on the Mother-Ground
Playing on the Mother-Ground: Cultural Routines for Children's Development. DAVID F. LANCY. New York: The Guilford Press, 1996. xii. 240 pp., references, index
Mapping Residents' Perceptions of Neighborhood Boundaries
Neighborhood influences on children and youth are the subjects of increasing numbers of studies, but there is concern that these investigations may be biased, because they typically rely on census‐based units as proxies for neighborhoods. This pilot study tested several methods of defining neighborhood units based on maps drawn by residents, and compared the results with census definitions of neighborhoods. When residents' maps were used to creat…
The Loss of Innocents
The Loss of Innocents: Child Killers and Their Victims. Cora E. Richards. Wilmington, DE: SR Books, 2000.237 pp
Children, Childhoods, and Violence
Anthropological literature on children and violence has been constrained by similar considerations that have limited an anthropology of childhood more generally, and by difficulties in conceptualizing children both as victims of violence and as violent themselves. A review of the anthropological literature on violence directed toward children reveals a litany of violence to which children may be subjected that includes child abuse and neglect, bu…
Building Community Capacity for Violence Prevention
The capacity of communities to prevent violence is examined fromthree perspectives: youth violence, child maltreatment, and intimate partner violence. The analysis suggests that community social control and collective efficacy are significant protective factors for all three types of violence, but these need to be further distinguished for their relationships to private, parochial, and state controls. It is argued that strong interpersonal ties a…
How neighborhoods influence child maltreatment
Challenges and Opportunities in the Anthropology of Childhoods
Anthropological attention to children and childhoods has had an uneven but lengthy history, both within the discipline and in interdisciplinary endeavors. Recently, there has been a resurgence of interest in the study of children, with work often carried out under the rubrics of "Childhood Studies" or the "Anthropology of Childhoods." In these frameworks, children are at once developing beings, in possession of agency, and to varying degrees vuln…
Indicators of child well-being through a neighborhood lens
Children and Families in Neighborhood Contexts
Mapping Children’s Neighborhood Perceptions
Children in Context
Psychology (31 obras) · Medicine (23 obras) · Developmental psychology (18 obras) · Sociology (17 obras) · Child Abuse and Trauma (15 obras) · Poison control (15 obras) · Suicide prevention (15 obras) · Homelessness and Social Issues (12 obras) · Political science (12 obras) · Environmental health (11 obras)