Ryukai Mano
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 840658 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Ryukai Mano |
| PRENOMES | Ryukai |
| SOBRENOME | Mano |
| ASSINATURA | MANO R |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Haifa |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5393-3099 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 26 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1992 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Social Media and Civic Participation
Empowering women to become active in civic participation has become a core focus of international policy in science, politics and economics. In the present study we examine the link between social media and civic participation. We employ data released from the PEW Internet and American Life Project including women (N = 2304) and men (N = 2290). Focusing on women’s empowerment and gendered perspectives of technology we show that 1) social media ef…
Health information seeking on social media
Purpose Internet studies have rarely addressed gender and/or ethnic differences in health information seeking on social media. Moreover, the role of locality size in explanation of this phenomenon has been overlooked. This study proposed a diversification approach to address these issues. According to it, belonging to numerous disadvantaged groups increases the probability of health-related Internet/social media use. Design/methodology/approach T…
Online and Offline Social Activity and Sociability Effects on Wellbeing and Social Influence
In this study, we explore the effect of online and offline sociability on wellbeing and social influence reports. We draw upon happiness studies, communication theories, and the social diversification hypothesis to test the effect of online/offline sociability on wellbeing and social influence. We use a secondary level analysis (N = 532) from a representative US population (49% women) published by the Princeton Institute for Internet studies. The…
The institutionalization of ICT and civic participation
Social Media and Resilience in the Covid-19 Crisis
Social media have affected everyday life for many individuals for many years. Social media is now a major route for networking and increased support due to the limitations imposed to alleviate the quick and problematic spread of the pandemic. Considering the emergence of a crisis followed by the pandemic, here we present a general framework to unravel the impact of social media on resilience during the pandemic. More specifically, we present and …
Absolute monopoly, areas of control or democracy? Examining gender differences in health participation on social media
Online health information, situational effects and health changes among e‐patients in Israel
BACKGROUND/CONTEXT: Access and use of online health information become increasingly important to health-oriented individual that may have implication for their health and wellness. The phenomenon of e-patients suggests that e-patients use the internet to increase health literacy and achieve health information about diagnosis, treatments, specialists and well-being before undergoing a health changes. Online health information may not 'fit' consult…
Funding Allocations in Israel
In the present study, we examine the determinants associated with variations in the level of funding allocations among 112 grant-making philanthropic institutions in Israel. Drawing upon the hypotheses developed in Creative Philanthropy and the New Philanthropy approaches, we test the extent that social, economic, and organizational performance affects the level of funding allocations. Evidence indicates that (a) the level of resources raises the…
Minority status and health information search
Individual and Organizational Determinants of Wage Disparities in Israel's Local Authorities
In this study I compare hypotheses derived from a resource-based view of management with those based on an institutional perspective to test whether wage levels in local authorities are more likely to reflect technical or allocative efficiency measures, the former deriving from “autonomous” revenues from private sources, the latter from policy-based allocation of resources. A focus on wage variations for 5,033 employees from 83 local authorities …
Housing Attainment of Immigrants from the former Soviet Union in Israel
The present study examines the extent that national housing policy and demographic and human capital factors affect the odds of homeownership and quality of housing. A cost/benefit theoretical conceptualization with a sample of 19 000 Russian immigrants who arrived in Israel in 1989-90 was used to examine how the benefits of homeownership (location, size and pricing) 'stood against' a set of costs (commuting time required, housing age and size). …
Workplace romances in cold and hot organizational climates
Workplace romances and their consequences have been frequently seen as undesirable for organizational performance. The goal of this study was to examine how organizations themselves influence the emergence, development and discourses of workplace romances. Using qualitative fieldwork from three organizations in Israel and four in Taiwan, we examine if and how organizational climate – cold, temperate and hot – influences the ways workplace romance…
Nirukti in Buddhist canon
Preface to the New Journal
Minority status and health information search
The institutionalization of ICT and civic participation
Funding Allocations in Israel
In the present study, we examine the determinants associated with variations in the level of funding allocations among 112 grant-making philanthropic institutions in Israel. Drawing upon the hypotheses developed in Creative Philanthropy and the New Philanthropy approaches, we test the extent that social, economic, and organizational performance affects the level of funding allocations. Evidence indicates that (a) the level of resources raises the…
Workplace romances in cold and hot organizational climates
Workplace romances and their consequences have been frequently seen as undesirable for organizational performance. The goal of this study was to examine how organizations themselves influence the emergence, development and discourses of workplace romances. Using qualitative fieldwork from three organizations in Israel and four in Taiwan, we examine if and how organizational climate – cold, temperate and hot – influences the ways workplace romance…
Housing Attainment of Immigrants from the former Soviet Union in Israel
The present study examines the extent that national housing policy and demographic and human capital factors affect the odds of homeownership and quality of housing. A cost/benefit theoretical conceptualization with a sample of 19 000 Russian immigrants who arrived in Israel in 1989-90 was used to examine how the benefits of homeownership (location, size and pricing) 'stood against' a set of costs (commuting time required, housing age and size). …
Preface to the New Journal
Nirukti in Buddhist canon
Housing Attainment of Immigrants from the former Soviet Union in Israel
The present study examines the extent that national housing policy and demographic and human capital factors affect the odds of homeownership and quality of housing. A cost/benefit theoretical conceptualization with a sample of 19 000 Russian immigrants who arrived in Israel in 1989-90 was used to examine how the benefits of homeownership (location, size and pricing) 'stood against' a set of costs (commuting time required, housing age and size). …
Workplace romances in cold and hot organizational climates
Workplace romances and their consequences have been frequently seen as undesirable for organizational performance. The goal of this study was to examine how organizations themselves influence the emergence, development and discourses of workplace romances. Using qualitative fieldwork from three organizations in Israel and four in Taiwan, we examine if and how organizational climate – cold, temperate and hot – influences the ways workplace romance…
Individual and Organizational Determinants of Wage Disparities in Israel's Local Authorities
In this study I compare hypotheses derived from a resource-based view of management with those based on an institutional perspective to test whether wage levels in local authorities are more likely to reflect technical or allocative efficiency measures, the former deriving from “autonomous” revenues from private sources, the latter from policy-based allocation of resources. A focus on wage variations for 5,033 employees from 83 local authorities …
Minority status and health information search
Funding Allocations in Israel
In the present study, we examine the determinants associated with variations in the level of funding allocations among 112 grant-making philanthropic institutions in Israel. Drawing upon the hypotheses developed in Creative Philanthropy and the New Philanthropy approaches, we test the extent that social, economic, and organizational performance affects the level of funding allocations. Evidence indicates that (a) the level of resources raises the…
Online health information, situational effects and health changes among e‐patients in Israel
BACKGROUND/CONTEXT: Access and use of online health information become increasingly important to health-oriented individual that may have implication for their health and wellness. The phenomenon of e-patients suggests that e-patients use the internet to increase health literacy and achieve health information about diagnosis, treatments, specialists and well-being before undergoing a health changes. Online health information may not 'fit' consult…
Social Media and Resilience in the Covid-19 Crisis
Social media have affected everyday life for many individuals for many years. Social media is now a major route for networking and increased support due to the limitations imposed to alleviate the quick and problematic spread of the pandemic. Considering the emergence of a crisis followed by the pandemic, here we present a general framework to unravel the impact of social media on resilience during the pandemic. More specifically, we present and …
Absolute monopoly, areas of control or democracy? Examining gender differences in health participation on social media
Online and Offline Social Activity and Sociability Effects on Wellbeing and Social Influence
In this study, we explore the effect of online and offline sociability on wellbeing and social influence reports. We draw upon happiness studies, communication theories, and the social diversification hypothesis to test the effect of online/offline sociability on wellbeing and social influence. We use a secondary level analysis (N = 532) from a representative US population (49% women) published by the Princeton Institute for Internet studies. The…
The institutionalization of ICT and civic participation
Social Media and Civic Participation
Empowering women to become active in civic participation has become a core focus of international policy in science, politics and economics. In the present study we examine the link between social media and civic participation. We employ data released from the PEW Internet and American Life Project including women (N = 2304) and men (N = 2290). Focusing on women’s empowerment and gendered perspectives of technology we show that 1) social media ef…
Health information seeking on social media
Purpose Internet studies have rarely addressed gender and/or ethnic differences in health information seeking on social media. Moreover, the role of locality size in explanation of this phenomenon has been overlooked. This study proposed a diversification approach to address these issues. According to it, belonging to numerous disadvantaged groups increases the probability of health-related Internet/social media use. Design/methodology/approach T…
Political science (10 obras) · Psychology (9 obras) · Social Psychology (9 obras) · Economics (6 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Social Media and Politics (5 obras) · Business (4 obras) · Economic growth (4 obras) · Impact of Technology on Adolescents (4 obras) · Politics (4 obras)