Dahlia Moore
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3924872 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Dahlia Moore |
| PRENOMES | Dahlia |
| SOBRENOME | Moore |
| ASSINATURA | MOORE D |
| AFILIAÇÕES | College of Management Academic Studies |
| ORCID | 0009-0008-9290-0327 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 21 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 74 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1990 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Queering feminist geography IV
How Do Emotional Closeness and Support From Parents Relate to Israeli and German Students' Life Satisfaction
This study explores the relationships of adult children with their parents, and their impact on the child's life satisfaction, in Israel and in Germany. Structural equation models tested three types of parental support (practical, emotional, and advice) and emotional closeness as predictors of the child's life satisfaction. Israeli students aged 21 to 40 years ( N = 590) reported significantly more frequent social support and a higher degree of e…
The Israeli–Palestinian Conflict
Job Concessions, Role Conflict and Work Satisfaction in Gender-Typical and -Atypical Occupation
Strategies of Constructing Social Identities in conflict‐Ridden Areas
Combining several social‐psychological and sociological perspectives to examine the relative importance of diverse social identity components in Israeli and Palestinian societies, this study uses identity as a key concept in understanding how diverse social orders can simultaneously exist within a single societal entity. Analysing a sample of over 3,800 Jewish, Arab, and Palestinian high school students we find that family identity is the most sa…
Self Perceptions and Social Misconceptions
Outcome Expectations in Prolonged Conflicts
How do feelings of deprivation and a sense of control influence future expectations on the parts of Jews, Arabs, and Palestinians? We assumed that all non-Jews, but especially Palestinians, are discriminated against in Israel and that awareness of discrimination may have two related effects. First, it may strengthen feelings of relative deprivation among members of the group being discriminated against. Second, awareness of discrimination may low…
Justice for Self, Group, and Nation
The Sense of Justice-Introduction
Gender identity, nationalism, and social action among Jewish and Arab women in Isreal
Intolerance of 'Others' among Palestinian and Jewish Students in Israel
This study analyzes intolerance against diverse sociopolitical groups and compares the social and political attitudes of two distinct and highly differentiated groups: Jewish and Palestinian high-school students in Israel. It examines their perceptions of the political context that structurates their 'reality,' and aims to find the factors that influence the extremity of their intolerance. The proposed model is more applicable to Jewish students …
No Longer Complacent
Why did Israeli women not fight for social equality until the late 1980s? And what changed their individual and collective willingness to act? The paper maintains that social action to improve women’s positions in society did exist before the late 1980s but it was mostly not rebellious in the sense that it was not directed against men or the existing social order. The main factor behind the in[ action is the lack of feminist ideologies that affec…
Collective identity as agency and structuration of society
(1997). Collective identity as agency and structuration of society: The Israeli example. International Review of Sociology: Vol. 7, No. 1, pp. 25-49
Role conflict and perceptions of gender roles (the case of Israel)
Role Conflict
This research deals with three issues. First, it focuses on the influence of burdens at home and at work on the creation of role conflict. Second, it examines whether in the 1990s men are still spared feelings of role conflict, and third, it asks whether the concept of role conflict applies to women who work in the same occupation (university professors) in culturally and industrially diverse societies. Role conflict occurs whenever a person is r…
Individual Strategies of Adopting Collective Identities
This paper combines several sociological perspectives in order to examine the relative importance of different social identity components in Jewish Israeli society. Several theoretical and methodological innovations are made towards using identity as a key concept in understanding how diverse understandings of social order can exist simultaneously within a single societal entity. Analysing a sample of 1200 Jewish Israelis we find that family iden…
The Meaning of Work in Israel
Introduction Work and Its Meaning through the Ages Macro Socio-Economic Environment Model and Concepts of the Meaning of Work Measurement of the Meaning of Work The Structure of the Meaning of Work Work Centrality Societal Norms Concerning Work Work Attributes Work Goals Defining the Concept of Work Meaning of Work Patterns Consequences of the Meaning of Work The Meaning of Work: Summary and Relevance for Israeli Society Appendix I Appendix II In…
Economic Development, Socio-Political Ideology and Women's Employment
Economic processes are usually considered responsible for creating and maintaining inequality. This paper posits that socio-political ideology and societal norms interact with the existing economic processes to shape sex segregation and inequality. The paper focuses on the economic development of Israel together with concurrent normative and ideological shifts, and analyses their impact upon women's participation in the labour force, the structur…
Entitlement and Justice Evaluations
Most workers believe that they are entitled to receive higher wages than they are presently receiving. Analysis shows that subjective wage entitlement is affected by the perceived difference between the comparison others' and the individual's wages, and by the relative deprivation it may create. The findings reveal that men and women who work in female and in male-type occupations base their claims for higher wages on different and somewhat unexp…
Determinants of positions in an industrial organization
Discrimination and deprivation
Role conflict and perceptions of gender roles (the case of Israel)
Entitlement and Justice Evaluations
Most workers believe that they are entitled to receive higher wages than they are presently receiving. Analysis shows that subjective wage entitlement is affected by the perceived difference between the comparison others' and the individual's wages, and by the relative deprivation it may create. The findings reveal that men and women who work in female and in male-type occupations base their claims for higher wages on different and somewhat unexp…
Individual Strategies of Adopting Collective Identities
This paper combines several sociological perspectives in order to examine the relative importance of different social identity components in Jewish Israeli society. Several theoretical and methodological innovations are made towards using identity as a key concept in understanding how diverse understandings of social order can exist simultaneously within a single societal entity. Analysing a sample of 1200 Jewish Israelis we find that family iden…
Discrimination and deprivation
Intolerance of 'Others' among Palestinian and Jewish Students in Israel
This study analyzes intolerance against diverse sociopolitical groups and compares the social and political attitudes of two distinct and highly differentiated groups: Jewish and Palestinian high-school students in Israel. It examines their perceptions of the political context that structurates their 'reality,' and aims to find the factors that influence the extremity of their intolerance. The proposed model is more applicable to Jewish students …
Role Conflict
This research deals with three issues. First, it focuses on the influence of burdens at home and at work on the creation of role conflict. Second, it examines whether in the 1990s men are still spared feelings of role conflict, and third, it asks whether the concept of role conflict applies to women who work in the same occupation (university professors) in culturally and industrially diverse societies. Role conflict occurs whenever a person is r…
No Longer Complacent
Why did Israeli women not fight for social equality until the late 1980s? And what changed their individual and collective willingness to act? The paper maintains that social action to improve women’s positions in society did exist before the late 1980s but it was mostly not rebellious in the sense that it was not directed against men or the existing social order. The main factor behind the in[ action is the lack of feminist ideologies that affec…
Collective identity as agency and structuration of society
(1997). Collective identity as agency and structuration of society: The Israeli example. International Review of Sociology: Vol. 7, No. 1, pp. 25-49
Gender identity, nationalism, and social action among Jewish and Arab women in Isreal
Self Perceptions and Social Misconceptions
Economic Development, Socio-Political Ideology and Women's Employment
Economic processes are usually considered responsible for creating and maintaining inequality. This paper posits that socio-political ideology and societal norms interact with the existing economic processes to shape sex segregation and inequality. The paper focuses on the economic development of Israel together with concurrent normative and ideological shifts, and analyses their impact upon women's participation in the labour force, the structur…
Outcome Expectations in Prolonged Conflicts
How do feelings of deprivation and a sense of control influence future expectations on the parts of Jews, Arabs, and Palestinians? We assumed that all non-Jews, but especially Palestinians, are discriminated against in Israel and that awareness of discrimination may have two related effects. First, it may strengthen feelings of relative deprivation among members of the group being discriminated against. Second, awareness of discrimination may low…
How Do Emotional Closeness and Support From Parents Relate to Israeli and German Students' Life Satisfaction
This study explores the relationships of adult children with their parents, and their impact on the child's life satisfaction, in Israel and in Germany. Structural equation models tested three types of parental support (practical, emotional, and advice) and emotional closeness as predictors of the child's life satisfaction. Israeli students aged 21 to 40 years ( N = 590) reported significantly more frequent social support and a higher degree of e…
Strategies of Constructing Social Identities in conflict‐Ridden Areas
Combining several social‐psychological and sociological perspectives to examine the relative importance of diverse social identity components in Israeli and Palestinian societies, this study uses identity as a key concept in understanding how diverse social orders can simultaneously exist within a single societal entity. Analysing a sample of over 3,800 Jewish, Arab, and Palestinian high school students we find that family identity is the most sa…
Determinants of positions in an industrial organization
Discrimination and deprivation
Entitlement and Justice Evaluations
Most workers believe that they are entitled to receive higher wages than they are presently receiving. Analysis shows that subjective wage entitlement is affected by the perceived difference between the comparison others' and the individual's wages, and by the relative deprivation it may create. The findings reveal that men and women who work in female and in male-type occupations base their claims for higher wages on different and somewhat unexp…
Economic Development, Socio-Political Ideology and Women's Employment
Economic processes are usually considered responsible for creating and maintaining inequality. This paper posits that socio-political ideology and societal norms interact with the existing economic processes to shape sex segregation and inequality. The paper focuses on the economic development of Israel together with concurrent normative and ideological shifts, and analyses their impact upon women's participation in the labour force, the structur…
The Meaning of Work in Israel
Introduction Work and Its Meaning through the Ages Macro Socio-Economic Environment Model and Concepts of the Meaning of Work Measurement of the Meaning of Work The Structure of the Meaning of Work Work Centrality Societal Norms Concerning Work Work Attributes Work Goals Defining the Concept of Work Meaning of Work Patterns Consequences of the Meaning of Work The Meaning of Work: Summary and Relevance for Israeli Society Appendix I Appendix II In…
Role conflict and perceptions of gender roles (the case of Israel)
Role Conflict
This research deals with three issues. First, it focuses on the influence of burdens at home and at work on the creation of role conflict. Second, it examines whether in the 1990s men are still spared feelings of role conflict, and third, it asks whether the concept of role conflict applies to women who work in the same occupation (university professors) in culturally and industrially diverse societies. Role conflict occurs whenever a person is r…
Individual Strategies of Adopting Collective Identities
This paper combines several sociological perspectives in order to examine the relative importance of different social identity components in Jewish Israeli society. Several theoretical and methodological innovations are made towards using identity as a key concept in understanding how diverse understandings of social order can exist simultaneously within a single societal entity. Analysing a sample of 1200 Jewish Israelis we find that family iden…
Collective identity as agency and structuration of society
(1997). Collective identity as agency and structuration of society: The Israeli example. International Review of Sociology: Vol. 7, No. 1, pp. 25-49
No Longer Complacent
Why did Israeli women not fight for social equality until the late 1980s? And what changed their individual and collective willingness to act? The paper maintains that social action to improve women’s positions in society did exist before the late 1980s but it was mostly not rebellious in the sense that it was not directed against men or the existing social order. The main factor behind the in[ action is the lack of feminist ideologies that affec…
Gender identity, nationalism, and social action among Jewish and Arab women in Isreal
Intolerance of 'Others' among Palestinian and Jewish Students in Israel
This study analyzes intolerance against diverse sociopolitical groups and compares the social and political attitudes of two distinct and highly differentiated groups: Jewish and Palestinian high-school students in Israel. It examines their perceptions of the political context that structurates their 'reality,' and aims to find the factors that influence the extremity of their intolerance. The proposed model is more applicable to Jewish students …
The Sense of Justice-Introduction
Outcome Expectations in Prolonged Conflicts
How do feelings of deprivation and a sense of control influence future expectations on the parts of Jews, Arabs, and Palestinians? We assumed that all non-Jews, but especially Palestinians, are discriminated against in Israel and that awareness of discrimination may have two related effects. First, it may strengthen feelings of relative deprivation among members of the group being discriminated against. Second, awareness of discrimination may low…
Justice for Self, Group, and Nation
Strategies of Constructing Social Identities in conflict‐Ridden Areas
Combining several social‐psychological and sociological perspectives to examine the relative importance of diverse social identity components in Israeli and Palestinian societies, this study uses identity as a key concept in understanding how diverse social orders can simultaneously exist within a single societal entity. Analysing a sample of over 3,800 Jewish, Arab, and Palestinian high school students we find that family identity is the most sa…
Self Perceptions and Social Misconceptions
Job Concessions, Role Conflict and Work Satisfaction in Gender-Typical and -Atypical Occupation
The Israeli–Palestinian Conflict
How Do Emotional Closeness and Support From Parents Relate to Israeli and German Students' Life Satisfaction
This study explores the relationships of adult children with their parents, and their impact on the child's life satisfaction, in Israel and in Germany. Structural equation models tested three types of parental support (practical, emotional, and advice) and emotional closeness as predictors of the child's life satisfaction. Israeli students aged 21 to 40 years ( N = 590) reported significantly more frequent social support and a higher degree of e…
Queering feminist geography IV
Political science (16 obras) · Psychology (13 obras) · Social Psychology (13 obras) · Law (12 obras) · Sociology (11 obras) · Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies (9 obras) · Social Psychology (8 obras) · Gender Studies (7 obras) · Politics (7 obras) · Economics (6 obras)