Rivka Weiss Bar-Yosef
Biographic Data
| ID | 3782290 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rivka Weiss Bar-Yosef |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rivka Weiss |
| FAMILY NAME | Bar-Yosef |
| SIGNATURE | BAR-YOSEF R W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hebrew University of Jerusalem |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 61 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1966 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Children of Two Cultures: Immigrant Children from Ethiopia in Israel
The paper deals with the adjustment problems of children of immigrant parents coming from Ethiopia based on a secondary analysis of the available research material. Three aspects of adjustment are discussed: 1. the aspect common to all immigrants who are leaving an established way of life and starting a new one in a different and unknown country; 2. adjustment from the perspective of children, especially immigrant children; and 3. the specific pr…
Family sociology in the light of social change and biotechnical innovations
This article examines the implications for family sociology of the changes in contemporary societies regarding family structures and of the innovations in the field of bio‐technology. The latter especially highlight the tension between social and biological parenthood. Family sociology is called to focus its attention more on the level of description and analysis of the diverse and often confounding reality and to move away from trying to make se…
Role System under Stress: Sex-Roles in War
Wars and other disasters generate at least temporary changes in the social structure. These changes may develop either in the direction of modernism and more equality or toward traditionalism and less equality. The paper analyses the effects of the Yom-Kippur War on sex roles with special emphasis on the role of women. In the Yom-Kippur War, traditionalization emphasized the centrality of the feminine family roles and relegated women to roles of …
Sociology in Israel
Household Management: An Organizational Model Applied to Comparative Family Research
Desocialization and Resocialization: The Adjustment Process of Immigrants
The theoretical framework presented by S. N. Eisenstadt in the Absorption of Immigrants is further tested in this paper. The Author looks at the physical environment and the organizational set-up of Israeli Society in order to derive their significance in the process of integration of newcomers, especially from the viewpoint of personality needs and aspirations. Among the prerequisites to a smooth adjustment there should be in any immigrant-orien…
Pressures and Defenses in Bureaucratic Roles
Line-bureaucrats may be exposed to conflicting pressures from superiors and from clients. In that case they are in need of "defenses" to reduce pressures or alleviate their impact. A societal ideology may serve as individual defense; moreover, the organizational unit as a whole may develop structural mechanisms of defense. Two such mechanisms, "joint defense" and "buffer defense", are discussed. The existence of "buffer defense" makes it possible…
Desocialization and Resocialization: The Adjustment Process of Immigrants
The theoretical framework presented by S. N. Eisenstadt in the Absorption of Immigrants is further tested in this paper. The Author looks at the physical environment and the organizational set-up of Israeli Society in order to derive their significance in the process of integration of newcomers, especially from the viewpoint of personality needs and aspirations. Among the prerequisites to a smooth adjustment there should be in any immigrant-orien…
Role System under Stress: Sex-Roles in War
Wars and other disasters generate at least temporary changes in the social structure. These changes may develop either in the direction of modernism and more equality or toward traditionalism and less equality. The paper analyses the effects of the Yom-Kippur War on sex roles with special emphasis on the role of women. In the Yom-Kippur War, traditionalization emphasized the centrality of the feminine family roles and relegated women to roles of …
Children of Two Cultures: Immigrant Children from Ethiopia in Israel
The paper deals with the adjustment problems of children of immigrant parents coming from Ethiopia based on a secondary analysis of the available research material. Three aspects of adjustment are discussed: 1. the aspect common to all immigrants who are leaving an established way of life and starting a new one in a different and unknown country; 2. adjustment from the perspective of children, especially immigrant children; and 3. the specific pr…
Pressures and Defenses in Bureaucratic Roles
Line-bureaucrats may be exposed to conflicting pressures from superiors and from clients. In that case they are in need of "defenses" to reduce pressures or alleviate their impact. A societal ideology may serve as individual defense; moreover, the organizational unit as a whole may develop structural mechanisms of defense. Two such mechanisms, "joint defense" and "buffer defense", are discussed. The existence of "buffer defense" makes it possible…
Household Management: An Organizational Model Applied to Comparative Family Research
Pressures and Defenses in Bureaucratic Roles
Line-bureaucrats may be exposed to conflicting pressures from superiors and from clients. In that case they are in need of "defenses" to reduce pressures or alleviate their impact. A societal ideology may serve as individual defense; moreover, the organizational unit as a whole may develop structural mechanisms of defense. Two such mechanisms, "joint defense" and "buffer defense", are discussed. The existence of "buffer defense" makes it possible…
Desocialization and Resocialization: The Adjustment Process of Immigrants
The theoretical framework presented by S. N. Eisenstadt in the Absorption of Immigrants is further tested in this paper. The Author looks at the physical environment and the organizational set-up of Israeli Society in order to derive their significance in the process of integration of newcomers, especially from the viewpoint of personality needs and aspirations. Among the prerequisites to a smooth adjustment there should be in any immigrant-orien…
Household Management: An Organizational Model Applied to Comparative Family Research
Sociology in Israel
Role System under Stress: Sex-Roles in War
Wars and other disasters generate at least temporary changes in the social structure. These changes may develop either in the direction of modernism and more equality or toward traditionalism and less equality. The paper analyses the effects of the Yom-Kippur War on sex roles with special emphasis on the role of women. In the Yom-Kippur War, traditionalization emphasized the centrality of the feminine family roles and relegated women to roles of …
Family sociology in the light of social change and biotechnical innovations
This article examines the implications for family sociology of the changes in contemporary societies regarding family structures and of the innovations in the field of bio‐technology. The latter especially highlight the tension between social and biological parenthood. Family sociology is called to focus its attention more on the level of description and analysis of the diverse and often confounding reality and to move away from trying to make se…
Children of Two Cultures: Immigrant Children from Ethiopia in Israel
The paper deals with the adjustment problems of children of immigrant parents coming from Ethiopia based on a secondary analysis of the available research material. Three aspects of adjustment are discussed: 1. the aspect common to all immigrants who are leaving an established way of life and starting a new one in a different and unknown country; 2. adjustment from the perspective of children, especially immigrant children; and 3. the specific pr…
Sociology (6 works) · Political science (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Ideology (2 works) · Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Anthropology (1 works)