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Volume 28 (2013): Issue 2 (Dec 2013): The Family in Israel. Guest Editors: Sylvie Fogiel-Bijaoui and Reina Rutlinger-Reiner

in Israel Studies Review

Table of Contents

Guest Editors' Introduction
- Rethinking the Family in Israel
The Transformation of Intimacies
- Religious Zionist Singles and Late-Modern Youth Culture
- Israeli-Palestinian Women and Their Reasons for Divorce
  
  A Comparative Perspective
- Midlife Women in Second Partnerships Choosing Living Apart Together
  
  An Israeli Case Study
Families in Transition
- 'The Art of the Deal'
  
  Preferences in Spouse Selection among Parents in a Hasidic Community
- Crises in Orthodox Israeli Family Life Onstage
- Aging, Family, and Preferences for Care among Older Jews and Arabs
The Boundaries of Family Life
- Hybridization and Purification
  
  The Experiences of Mizrachi Middle-Class Adolescents in Israel
- Conceiving Judaism
  
  The Challenges of Same-Sex Parenthood
- Israeli 'Mixed Families' with Members of Ethiopian Origin
  
  Encounters in the Public Space
- “I Earn, Therefore I Exist”
  
  Impoverished Bedouin Mothers Who Become Entrepreneurs
- Migrant Care Workers in Israel
  
  Between Family, Market, and State
Legal Discourse, Private Life
- The Spousal Covenant (Brit Hazugiut), or the Covenant with the Status Quo
- The Legitimacy of Single Mothers in Israel Examined through Five Circles of Discourse
- The Anomaly of Custody in Israeli Family Law
- The Child's Worst Interests
  
  Socio-legal Taboos on Same-Sex Parenting and Their Impact on Children's Well-Being
- Children's Rights in Israeli Case Law
  
  A Spiral Progression
- Succession Law in Israel
  
  Individualism and the Family
Book Reviews
- Book Reviews

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