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Publication Date: January 1985
Publisher: Conference of Jewish Communal Service (U.S.)
Author(s):
Research Area: Social conditions
Keywords: Israeli Jews; Socioeconomic Status; Gender
Type: Report
Coverage: Israel
Abstract:
This article examines the tendency to overlook the father as a client in the case of child welfare workers. The author recognizes this as a widespread phenomenon and examines the Israeli welfare system as a particular example. He cites many reasons for this trend, ranging from the organization and demographic make-up of the social work profession to stereotypes about fathers and a lack of knowledge about ethnic groups.