פרופ' עינת פלד

~~             BOOKS & MONOGRAPHS

1. Peled, E. & Davis, D. (1995). Groupwork with children of battered women: A practitioner's manual. Newbury Park, CA: Sage. (225 pp.)

Reviewed by: Dale, P. (1996). Child Abuse & Neglect, 20(11), 1141-1142.
  Elton, A. (1996). European Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, 5(1), 54-54.
  Honig, P. (1996). Clinical Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 1(1), 167-168.

2. Peled, E., Jaffe, P. G. & Edleson, J.L. (Eds.). (1995). Ending the cycle of violence: Community responses to children of battered women. Newbury Park, CA: Sage. (306pp.).

Reviewed by: Goddard, C. (1995). Child Abuse Review, 4, 303-305.
Szulc, P. (1995). Harvard Educational Review, 65(2), 341.
Smith, G. (1996). European Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, 5(1), 52-52.
Hanke, P.J. (1997). Criminal Justice Review, 22(1), 106-108.
Sheldrick, C. (1997). Criminal Behaviour and Mental Health, 7(3), 252-253.

3.  Peled, E. & Perel, G. (2006). Mothering in the shadow of violence: A group intervention model for women abused by their partner. Jerusalem: Ashalim. (215 pp.) (Hebrew)

4.  Perel, G. & Peled, E. (2006). Fathering and violence: A group intervention model for men who abuse their partner. Jerusalem: Ashalim. (229 pp.) (Hebrew)

 Reviewed by:  Haj-Yehia, M. (2008). Society & Welfare, 28(4), 493-501. (Hebrew)
5.    Lachover, E., Peled, E. & Komem, M. (Eds.). (2017) Girls and their Bodies: Voice, presence, absence. Jerusalem: The Hebrew University Magnes Press. (292pp). (Hebrew)
 
Reviewed by: Goodkar, O. (2018). Society & Welfare, 37(4), 922-924. (Hebrew)
 Benjamin, O. (2018). Mifgash, 26, 171-174. (Hebrew)
Assan, T.T. (2019). Israeli Sociology, 20(1), 146-148. (Hebrew)

REFEREED ARTICLES  (*Indicates article published with current or former student)

1. Edleson, J.L., Eisikovits, Z., & Peled, E. (1992). A model for analyzing societal responses to women battering: Israel as a case in point. International Social Work, 35, 19-33.
 
2. Peled, E. & Edleson, J.L. (1992). Multiple perspectives on groupwork with children of battered women. Violence and Victims, 7, 327-346.

3. Peled, E. (1993). Children who witness women battering: Concerns and dilemmas in the construction of a social problem. Children and Youth Services Review, 15, 43-52.

4. Peled, E. & Edleson, J.L. (1994). Advocacy for battered women: A national survey. Journal of Family Violence, 9, 285-296.  (No ranking at time of publication; 1997 IF: 0.956, Q2, 9/33 in Family Studies)

5. Peled, E., Spiro S., & Frumer, D. (1996). Homeless youth in Israel: Characteristics of youth who have contacted “Makom Acher.” Society and Welfare, 17, 61-84.  (Hebrew)

6. Peled, E. (1997). The battered women's movement response to children of battered women: A critical analysis. Violence Against Women, 3, 424-446.

7. Peled, E. (1997). Intervention with children of battered women: A review of current literature. Children and Youth Services Review, 19, 277-299.

8. Finzi, R., Peled, E., & Ram, A. (1998). The impact of incest on exposed siblings. Society and Welfare, 18, 269-280. (Hebrew)

9. Peled, E. (1998). The experience of living with violence for preadolescent children of battered women. Youth and Society, 29, 395-430.

10. Peled, E., & Edleson, J.L. (1998). Predicting children’s domestic violence service participation and completion. Research on Social Work Practice, 8, 698-712.

11. Peled, E. & Spiro, S., (1998). Goal Focused Evaluation: Lessons from a study of a shelter for homeless youth. Evaluation, 4 (4), 455-468.

12. Peled, E., & Edleson, J.L. (1999) Barriers to children’s domestic violence counseling: A qualitative study. Families in Society, 88 (6), 578-586.

13. Peled, E., & Salomon, M.* (1999). Women helping women: The meaning of voluntary work on a hotline for battered women. The Journal of Applied Social Sciences, 24, 3-14.   Published also in Hebrew: (2000), Society and Welfare, 20(2), 193-212.

14. Sacks, I.*, & Peled, E. (1999). Are spouses of alcoholic men "codependent"? A critical feminist review of the literature and its implications for practice. Psychology, 8(1), 7-19. (Hebrew)

15. Dekel, R. & Peled, E. (2000) Staff burnout in Israeli battered women’s shelters. Journal of Social Service Research, 26, 65-79.

16. Peled, E. (2000). The parenting of abusive men: Issues and dilemmas. British Journal of Social Work, 30, 25-36.

17. Peled, E., Eisikovits, Z., Enosh, G.*, & Winstock, Z.* (2000). Choice and empowerment for battered women who stay: Towards a constructivist model. Social Work, 45, 9-25.

18. Peled, E., Spiro, S., & Dekel, R. (2002) Where do they go from here? Destinations of youth exiting a shelter. Children and Youth Service Review, 24 (4), 269-285.

19. Peled, E. & Leichtentritt, R. (2002). The ethics of qualitative social work research? Qualitative Social Work: Research and Practice, 1(2), 145-170.

20. Dekel, R. Peled, E., & Spiro, S. (2003). Shelters for runaway youth: A follow-up evaluation. Journal of Adolescence, 26 (2), 201-212.

21. Peled E., Spiro S. E., & Dekel, R. (2005). My home is not my castle: Follow-up of residents of shelters for homeless youth. Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal, 22 (3-4), 257-279.
Published also in Hebrew: (2003), Megamot, 42(2), 263-280.

22. Davidson-Arad, B., Peled, E. & Leichtentritt, R. D. (2008). Representations of fathers and mothers in court petitions for dependent minor status for children at risk. Children and Youth Services Review, 30, 893-907.

23. Peled, E. & Muzicant, A.* (2008). The meaning of home for runaway girls. Journal of Community Psychology. 36(4), 434-451.  
  Published also in Hebrew: (2008), Society and Welfare, 28(4), 383-410.

24. Peled, E. & Sacks, I.* (2008). The self perception of women who live with an alcoholic partner: Dialoging with deviance, strength and self-fulfillment. Family Relations, 57 (3), 390–403.   
Published also in Hebrew: (2005), Society and Welfare, 25(2), 223-248.

25. Perel, G.*, & Peled, E., (2008). The fathering of violent men: Constriction and yearning, Violence Against Women, 14, 457-482.       
Published also in Hebrew: (2005). Society and Welfare, 25(3), 307-340.

26. Peled, E. & Cohavi A.* (2009) The meaning of running away for girls. Child Abuse and Neglect, 33, 739-749.

27. Spiro, E.S., Dekel, R. & Peled, E.. (2009). Dimensions and correlates of client satisfaction: An evaluation of a shelter for runaway and homeless youth. Research on Social Work Practice. 19, 261-270. (IF: .982, Q2, 9/29 in Social Work when accepted).

28. Weiss-Gal, I., Benyamini, Y., Ginzburg, K., Savaya, R. & Peled, E. (2009). Social workers' and service users' perceptions of the causes of poverty. Social Work, 54 (2), 125-133.

29. Weiss-Gal, I. & Peled, E. (2009). Publishing voice: Training social workers in policy practice. British Journal of Social Work, 39 (2), 368-382.        Published also in Hebrew: (2009), Social Security, 79, 85-100..

30. Peled, E. (2010). Doing good in social work research: With or for participants? A commentary on: "The obligation to bring about good in social work research: A new perspective". Qualitative Social Work, 9 (1), 21-26.

31. Peled E., Davidson-Arad, B., & Perel, G.* (2010). The mothering of women abused by their partner: An outcome evaluation of a group intervention. Research on Social Work Practice, 20, 391-402.

32. Peled, E. & Dekel, R. (2010). Excusable deficiency: Staff's perceptions of mothering in shelters for women abused by their partner. Violence Against Women, 16, 1224-1241.

33. Peled, E. & Barak-Gil, I.* (2011). The mothering perceptions of women abused by their partner. Violence Against Women. 17(4), 457-479.

34. Peled, E. & Perel, G.* (2012). Can a structured model for group intervention be responsive to group processes? A proposal. Clinical Social Work. 40(4), 391-400.
 Published also in Hebrew: (2007), Society and Welfare, 27(4), 621-651.

35. Leichtentritt, R.D., Davidson-Arad, B. & Peled, E. (2011). Construction of court petitions in cases of alternative placement of children at risk: Meaning-making strategies social workers use to shape the court decision. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 81 (3), 372–381.

36. Levin, L.* & Peled, E. (2011). The Attitude toward Prostitutes and Prostitution Scale: A new tool for measuring public attitudes toward prostitutes and prostitution. Research on Social Work Practice, 21 (5), 582-593.

37. Peled, E., (2011). Abused women who abuse their children: A critical review of the literature, Aggression and Violent Behavior, 16, 325-330.

38. Peled, E., Gavriel Fried, B., & *Katz, N. (2012). "I've fixed things up": Paternal identity of substance-dependent fathers. Family Relations, 61, 893-908.

39. Peled, E. & Levin Rotberg, T.* (2013). The perceptions of child protection officers toward mothering in prostitution. Social Service Review, 89 (1), 40-69.      Published also Hebrew: (2013), Society and Welfare, 33, 445-468.

40. Peled, E., & Parker, A.* (2013). The mothering experiences of sex-trafficked women: Between here and there. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 83 (4), 576-587.   Published also in Hebrew (2011). Society and Welfare, 31(1), 29-60.

41. Peled, E. & Lugasi, R.* (2015). How Israeli social workers perceive adolescent girls in prostitution. Child Abuse & Neglect, 42, 20-29.        Published also in Hebrew: (2016), Society and Welfare, 36,91-112.

42. Gavriel-Fried, B., Peled, E., & Ajzenstadt, M. (2015). ”It’s not what you think": Normative identity construction among women diagnosed with a gambling disorder. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 85 (2), 159-169.

43. Peled, E., Gueta, K.*, & Sander-Almoznino, N.* (2016). The experience of mothers exposed to domestic abuse of their daughters: “There’s no definition for it”. Violence Against Women, 22 (3), 1577-1596.

44.  Gueta, K.*, Peled, E. & Sander-Almoznino, N.,* (2016). “I used to be an ordinary mom”: The maternal identity of mothers of women abused by an intimate partner. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 86(4), 456-466.

45. Peled, E., & Krigel, K.,* (2016). The path to economic independence among survivors of intimate partner violence: A critical review of the literature and courses for action. Aggression and Violent Behavior, 31, 127-135.        Published also in Hebrew: (2016). Social Security, 99, 63-93.

46. Blat, D.*, &  Peled, E., (2016). Why aren't we seeing mother-daughter incest? A critical review. Society and Welfare, 36, 13-35.  (Hebrew)

47. Sinai Glazer, H.*, & Peled, E., (2017). The perceptions of motherhood among family  social workers in social services departments in Israel. British Journal of Social Work. 47, 1482-1499.
 Published also in Hebrew: (2018), Social Security, 103, 1-20.

48. Tangir, G.*, Cohen, O. & Peled, E., (2017). The construction of maternal identity among non-residential mothers in Israel. Affila: Journal of Women and Social Work, 32(4), 517-530.

49. Birger, L.*, & Peled, E. (2017). Intimate strangers: Eritrean male asylum seekers’ perceptions of marriage and sexuality. Culture, Health & Sexuality, 19(12), 1360-1373.

50. Muzicant, A.*, & Peled, E. (2018). Home visits in social work: From disembodiment to embodied presence. British Journal of Social Work, 48(3), 826-842.

51. Prior, A.*, & Peled, E., (2018). Paying for sex while traveling as tourists: The experience of Israeli men. Journal of Sex Research, 56(4-5), 659-669.

52. Lachover, E., Preis, H.*, & Peled, E. (2019). From research on girls to girlhood studies: Exploring Israeli girlhood studies from an international and historical perspective. European Journal of Women Studies. 26(2), 132-144.

53. Peled, E., Lachover, E., &  Preis, H.*. )2019). Constructions of girls’ bodies in Israeli academic literature: A critical scoping review. Journal of Gender Studies. 25(5), 531-544.

54. Piller, S*, Gibly, J.* & Peled, E. (2019). The value and rationale of gender-specific intervention with at-risk adolescent girls. Child and Family Social Work, 24, 69–76.

55. Peled, E., & Komem, M.* (2020) “A girl’s place is in the home”: Spatial gendered scripts of girls who in narratives of girls who have left or been pushed out of home. Child and Family Social Work, 25(2), 240-247.

56. Sinai-Glazer, H.*, Lipshes-Niv, M.*, & Peled, E. (2020). The construction of maternal identity among Israeli mothers who are welfare clients. Child and Family Social Work, 25, 28-36.

57. Peled, E., Shilo, G., Marton Marom, Y.*, & Eick, U.* (2020). The Attitudes toward Men Who Pay for Sex Scale: Development and preliminary validation. Archives of Sexual Behavior, 49, 3075-3087.

58. Preis, H.*, Shilo, G., & Peled, E. (2020). Health behaviour change among commercially sexually exploited Israeli youth and young adults in a multi-module program. Health and Social Care in the Community. 28(5), 1448-1458.

59. Birger, L.*, & Peled, E. (accepted to publication 8/20). Between crisis and opportunity: Eritrean refugee men in Israel negotiating masculinity. Men and Masculinities.

60. Shilo, G., Preis, H.* & Peled, E. (2021). Gender differences among commercially sexually exploited Israeli youth. Child Abuse Review, 30, 32–47.

61. Prior, A.*, & Peled, E. (2021). Gendered power relations in women-to-men interviews on controversial sexual behavior. International Journal of Social Research Methodology. https://doi.org/10.1080/13645579.2021.1882193

62. Prior, A.*, & Peled, E. (2021). Identity construction of men who pay women for sex: A Qualitative Meta-Synthesis. Journal of Sex Research. https://doi.org/10.1080/00224499.2021.1905763

63. Shilo, G., Gewirtz-Meydan, A., Peled, E, (2021). Men who pay for sex once, more than once, or not at all: A new typology of behavior and attitudes. The Journal of Sex Research.  https://doi.org/10.1080/00224499.2021.1907527

64. Lahav-Raz, Y., Prior, A., Shilo, G., & Peled, E. (2021). Helping individuals in the sex trade during COVID-19: The perspectives of Israeli aid Organizations. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry. Advance online publication. http://dx.doi.org/10.1037/ort0000602

65. Eliezer, K.*, & Peled, E. (2021). Intertextual Psychoanalytic-Intersubjective Analysis in Qualitative Research: "Can two walk together, except they be agreed ?" International Journal of Social Research Methodology. https://doi.org/10.1080/13645579.2021.2011118

66. Prior, A.* Shilo, G., & Peled, E. (Accepted to publication). Help-seeking by commercially sexually exploited youth: A Qualitative Meta-Synthesis. Trauma, Violence & Abuse.

Submitted

1. Leffel, S.*, Piler, S.*, & Peled, E. Migration decision-making process of unauthorized asylum seeking women. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies. (January, 2020)

2. Tal Hadar, R.*, Peled, E., & Prior, A.* Masculinity and sexual relationships of men who pay for sex: A qualitative typology. The Journal of Sex Research. (June 2021).

 CHAPTERS IN BOOKS

1. Eisikovits, Z., & Peled, E. (1990). More than a method: Qualitative research on spouse abuse. In D. Besharov (Ed.), Research on family violence: Identifying and answering public policy questions (pp. 1-12). Washington, D.C.: American Enterprise Institute.

2. Peled, E. (1996). Refocusing intervention with children of battered women. In J. L. Edleson, & Z. C. Eisikovits (Eds.). The future of intervention with battered women and their families (pp. 125-153). Newbury Park, CA: Sage.

3. Spiro, S., Peled, E., & Dekel, R. (1999). An evaluation of a shelter for runaway youth: Exit modes and destinations. In Y. Wozner, M. Golan & M. Hovav (Eds.), Evaluating success in correction services (pp.229-246). Tel Aviv: Cherikover. (Hebrew)

4. Peled, E. (2001). Ethically sound research on children’s exposure to domestic violence: A proposal. In S. Graham-Bermann & J.L. Edleson (Eds.), Domestic violence in the lives of children: The future of research, intervention and social policy (pp. 111-132). Washington, DC: The American Psychological Association.
 
5. * Levavi, Y. & Peled, E. (2004). The adulthood experience of incest victims: A phenomenological study. In Z. Zeligman, & Z. Solomon, (Eds.). Incest: Characteristics, impact and intervention (pp. 54-81). Tel Aviv: Hakibbutz Hmeuhad. (Hebrew)

6. Peled, E., & Perel, G.* (2007). Duality in practice: A conceptual framework for intervening with abusive men as parents. In J. L. Edleson & O. Williams (Eds.), Parenting of men who batter: New directions for assessment and intervention (pp. 85-101). Oxford: Oxford University Press.

7. Peled E., & Krumer-Nevo, M. (2013). Feminist social work. In M. Hovav, E. Levental & Y. Katan (Eds.). Social work in Israel (pp. 479-505). Tel Aviv: Hakibbutz Hameuhad. (Hebrew)

8. Peled, E., Lachover, E., & Komem, M. (2017). The body of Israeli girls: A critical literature review, In E. Lachover, E. Peled, & M. Komem (Eds.), Girls and their Bodies: Voice, presence, absence (pp. 11-34). Jerusalem: The Hebrew University Magnes Press. (Hebrew)

9. Komem, M.* & Peled, E. (2017). Does anyone see me? The social watch on girls who ran  away from home. In E. Lachover, E. Peled, & M. Komem (Eds.), Girls and their Bodies: Voice, presence, absence (pp.160-176). Jerusalem: The Hebrew University Magnes Press. (Hebrew)

EDITED SPECIAL ISSUES

1. Haj-Yahia, M. & Peled, E. (Guest Editors). (2013). Violence against women in the family. Society and Welfare, 33 (2). (370pp).

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

1. Spiro, S., Peled, E. & Dekel, R. (2004). Shelters for homeless youth in Israel: The early years. Tel Aviv: The Bob Shapell School of Social Work and the Interdisciplinary Center for Children and Youth Studies. (108pp)

2. Peled, E. (2009). A book review: "Women abandoned" – by Anat Gur. Society and Welfare, 29(1), 133-136.

3.  Peled, E. (2010). A book review: "Groupwork with children exposed to domestic violence – A manual for social workers" – by Dorit Eldar Avidan, Society and Welfare, 30(2), 333-335.

4. Peled, E. (2013). A book review: "The meaning behind the words: Methodologies of qualitative research- Theory and practice" – by Asher Shkedi. Society and Welfare, 33(4).

5. Peled, E., Shilo, G., Preis, H., & Dotan, R. (2017). Halev 24/7 - A therapeutic and prevention program for sexually exploited children and youth: An evaluation report. Jerusalem: The Ministry of Social Affairs and Social Services. (148pp)

6. Shilo, G.,, Peled, E., & Shamir, H. (2020). Paying for sex, receiving payment for sex and attitudes towards prostitution/sex work policy and the law prohibiting the purchase of sexual services: Data from a survey of the Israeli Jewish population. Tel Aviv University (50pp)

7. Peled, E., Shilo, G., Lahav Raz, Y., & Prior, A. (2021). Helping people in the sex trade during COVID-19: The perspectives of Israeli aid organizations – A research report. The Bob Shapell School of Social Work, Tel Aviv University.

8. Peled, E., Shilo, G., Lahav Raz, Y., Shimei, N., & Prior, A. (2021). Helping people in the sex trade during COVID-19: The perspectives of Israeli people in the sex trade – A research report. The Bob Shapell School of Social Work, Tel Aviv University.