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Social change strategies of Jewish-Orthodox women activists in Israel
Edith Blit-Cohen
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, Ayelet Makaros
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The Paul Baerwald School of Social Work and Social Welfare
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Israel
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Jews
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Social Change
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Change Strategies
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Women Activists
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Orthodox Women
100%
Women's Activism
66%
Structured Interview
33%
Raindrop
33%
Jewish Women
33%
Feminist
33%
Traditional Society
33%
Social Conventions
33%
Change Process
33%
Observance
33%
Religious World
33%
Behavioral Norms
33%
Patriarchal Society
33%
Overcoming Obstacles
33%
Leading Change
33%
Redlining
33%
Ultra-orthodox Community
33%
Activism
33%
Arts and Humanities
Judaism
100%
Israel
100%
Orthodox
100%
Jewish women
33%
Confrontation
33%
Injustice
33%
Patriarchal society
33%
Social conventions
33%
Coping Behavior
33%
Thematic Analysis
33%
Social Sciences
Judaism
100%
Israel
100%
Social Change
100%
Semi-Structured Interview
33%
Thematic Analysis
33%
Social Convention
33%
Traditional Societies
33%
Raindrop
33%
Injustice
33%