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Zvi Eisikovits, Ph.D. July, 2012
CURRICULUM VITAE
1. Personal Details
Name: Zvi Eisikovits
Academic Status: Full Professor, University of Haifa
Date of Birth: 8.5.1947
Place of Birth: Maros-Vasarhely, Transylvania, Romania
Date of Immigration to Israel: 2.6.1965
Marital Status: Married + one son
Permanent Home Address: 12 Camil Huysmans St., Haifa 38987, Israel
Home Telephone Number: +972-4-8246388
Office Telephone Number: +972-4-8240195
Office Fax Number: +972-4-8249268
E-mail Address: [email protected]
2. Higher Education
Degree Name of Institution
and Department
Period of
Study
M.S.W.
(Masters in
Social Work)
School of Social Work
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis
7891-7898
Ph.D. College of Education & Center for Youth
Development and Research,
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis
1975-1977
Graduate Studies Faculty of Law, Institute of Criminology The
Hebrew University, Jerusalem.
1968-1970
B.A. Faculty of Humanities,
History and Romance Languages,
The Hebrew University, Jerusalem
1965-1968
3. Academic Ranks and Tenure in Institutes of Higher Education
Rank/Position Name of Institution and Department Dates
Visiting Professor Boston College 2006-2007
Adjunct Professor University of Pennsylvania, School of Social
Work
2001-
present
Visiting Professor University of Pennsylvania, School of Social
Work
2000-2001
Full Professor School of Social Work, University of Haifa 1999-
present
Associate
Professor
School of Social Work, University of Haifa 1992- 1998
Full Professor Department of Social Work, College of
Education and Social Services, University of
Vermont, Burlington.
1993-1995
Visiting Professor School of Social Work,
Tel-Aviv University.
1985-1986
Visiting Associate
Research
Professor
Center for the Study of Youth Policy, Hubert
Humphrey Institute for Public and International
Affairs, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis
(intermittently).
1984-1988
Visiting Associate
Professor
Center for Youth Development and Research,
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis (while on
sabbatical
1983-1984
Senior Lecturer School of Social Work, University of Haifa
(Tenured).
1982-1992
Lecturer School of Social Work, University of Haifa
(Tenure track).
1977-1982
Lecturer School of Education, Ben-Gurion University
(Tenure track).
1977-1978
Research
Associate
Center for Youth Development and Research,
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis.
1975-1977
4. Offices in University Academic Administration
Offices Dates
Appointed as Head of the School of Criminology (under
construction)
October 2011-
present
Member of the University's appointments & promotions
committee.
2009-present
Head team of the "Academic re-organization team" ("Beyahad
project")
2009-2010
Dean, Faculty of Social Welfare and Health Studies, University of
Haifa.
2001-2006
Offices Dates
Chair, Doctoral Committee, School of Social Work, University of
Haifa.
1999-2000
Member, Executive Committee, School of Social Work, University
of Haifa.
1999-2000
Member of the University Senate 1998-present
Co-Director, The Center for the Study of Society (formerly
Minerva Center for Youth Studies), University of Haifa.
1995-present
Member, University Research Authority, University of Haifa 1995-1997
Chair, Research Committee, School of Social Work and Faculty of
Social Welfare & Health Studies, University of Haifa.
1995-1998
Member, Graduate School Committee, University of Haifa. 1994-
Member, Standing Committee (Vaadat Keva), School of Social
Work, University of Haifa.
1985-1986
Director of Fieldwork Studies, School of Social Work, University
of Haifa.
1982-1984
Member of Executive Committee, School of Social Work,
University of Haifa.
1979-1982
Academic Director, Social Work in Rural Area Project, Tel- Hai
College.
1977-1980
5. Scholarly Positions and Activities outside the University
A. Examples of Consulting Activities and National Committees
Position Dates
State Controller's Office appointment: Search Committee for Chief
of Community Policing in Israel.
2011
Chairperson of the Israeli Prison Service Inquiry Board: The
prevention of inmate suicide.
2010-2011
Member of the State Commission of Inquiry Investigating the
Treatment of Holocaust Survivors by the State of Israel.
2008
Chairman of the Welfare committee, Boston-Haifa Connection 2008
Consultant to "Women's Horizon" project (Ofek Nashi –
prostitution rehabilitation) Municipality of Haifa.
2009-2010
Chairperson of the 'Violence Forum', Welfare Department, Haifa
Municipality.
2008-present
Co-founder & Chairperson of 'Aminut'-The Israeli Society of
Family Violence and Sexual Assaults.
2005-present
Consultant to the Welfare Dept., Eilat Municipality 2008-present
Chairman of the Inter-Agency Consortium for Municipal
Rehabilitation in Hadar neighborhood, Haifa
2005-present
Consultant to the Director General - National Insurance Institute of
Israel.
2004-2008
Position Dates
Consultant of The Israeli Government National Inter-Agency
Advisory Committee on Domestic Violence.
1988-2003
Research Director, The Unit for Research, Intervention and
Prevention of Domestic Abuse, Women’s League for Israel
(W.L.I.).
1994-1996
Founding Director, The Unit for Research, Intervention and
Prevention of Domestic Abuse, Women’s League for Israel
(W.L.I.).
1991-1994
Member, National Committee on Family Violence (Israeli
Association of Social Workers).
1987-1992
Director, Graduate Education Project for Youth-Work
Administrators.
1987-1991
Consultant to the Director General, Ministry of Labor and Social
Welfare on Children at Risk and Violence against Women.
1987-1988
Member, National Advisory Committee to the Minister of
Education on Parent Education.
1986-1989
Advisor to the I.D.F. General Headquarters on Military Prison
Reform.
1981-1983
National Advisory Committee to the Minister of Interior on Social
Services in the Israeli Prison System.
1980-1981
B. Organizing Committees in Scientific Conferences and Study Groups
Dates Position
2011 Co-organizer of the Intl. Conference: "Kaleidoscope of Child
Maltreatment", University of Haifa"
2010 Co-organizer of a Study Group & an Int'l Conference: Controversial
Issues in Understanding & Intervening in Partner Violence,
University of Haifa.
2009 Member - Daphne III: Intimate partner violence against older
Woman. 3rd
transnational meeting. Lisbon
2009 Chairman of the Organizing Committee, 'Aminut' Conference:
"Violence : between headlines and reality"
2007 Chairman of the Organizing Committee, 'Aminut' Conference.
2006 Co-organizer of a joint Study Group: “The Future of Intervention
with perpetrators” (in collaboration with New York University).
1998
Co-organizer of a day conference: “Children at Risk: Policy,
Research and Implementation – 1998” (in collaboration with the
Ministry of Work and Welfare, the project for Children and Youth
at Risk and Domestic Violence).
1995 Co-Organizer, International Study Group: “Youth and Violence”
(with G. Fishman and I. Schwartz).
1988 Chairman of the Organizing Committee, Annual Conference of the
Israeli National Association of Social Workers.
1986 Organizer, National Conference of Corrections, Tel-Aviv
University.
Dates Position
1985 Co-Organizer, International Symposium: “Rethinking Child
Welfare International Perspectives”, Spring Hill, Minnesota (with I.
Schwartz).
1985-1989 Member, Professional Board of National Council for Youth in
Distress.
1983 Co-Chairman and Organizer, The National Conference of the Israeli
Society of Criminology, University of Haifa.
1983 Chairman, Symposia: “Boundaries and Overlaps Between Helping
Professions in the Correctional Field”, Conference on Israeli Social
Work in Corrections, Tel-Aviv University.
1981-1983 Member, President's Conference on the Well-Being of the Child
(Israel).
1981 Co-Organizer, International Study Group: “Knowledge Utilization
in Residential Child and Youth Care” (with J. Beker).
1977-present Member, National Council on Crime and Delinquency (USA).
C. Membership in Editorial Boards and Review Work for Refereed Journals
Dates Position
July-August 2011 Co-Editor of a special issue of Aggression & Violent Behavior
entitled: "Gender, Intimate Relationships and Violence"
June 2008 Co-Editor of a special issue of Children and Youth Services
Review entitled: “Recent Trends in Intimate Violence: Theory
& Intervention”
Volume 2
March 2008 Co-Editor of a special issue of Children and Youth Services
Review entitled: “Recent Trends in Intimate Violence: Theory
& Intervention”
Volume 1
2003-present Member of the editorial board. Qualitative Social Work
1999-present Member of the International Editorial Board: “Social Work”
1997-present Member of the Editorial Board: “Violence Against Women”.
1984-present Member of the Editorial Board: “Child & Youth Care Forum”
(formerly “Child Care Quarterly”).
1982 Co-Editor of a special issue of Child and Youth Services
entitled: “Residential Group Care in Community Context:
Interaction and Change - The Case of Israel” (with J. Beker).
6. Participation in Scholarly Conferences
A. Active Participation
Date Name of
Conference
Place of
Conference
Subject of
Lecture/Discussion/Comments
26-28
June 2011
"Kaleidoscope of
Child
Maltreatment"
University of
Haifa
27
October,
2010
Controversial
Issues in
Understanding &
Intervening in
Partner Violence
University of
Haifa
15-17
November
2010
Daphne III:
IPVoW –
Expert Workshop
& Transnational
meeting.
Berlin Towards Phenomenological
theorizing about old woman abuse
(with Tova Band-Winterstein).
14-15
December
2009
Daphne III:
IPVoW – Intimate
Partner Violence
against older
Women.
3rd
Transnational
meeting. (EU-
funded project)
Lisbon
22-25
November
2009
Book Conference
‘Migration and
Societal
Integration’
University of
Jena,
Germany
14
October
2009
"Violence :
between headlines
and reality"
University of
Haifa
5-9 July
2009
XIXth IAGG
World congress of
gerontology and
geriatrics.
Paris 1. The Israeli national survey on
elder abuse and neglect: so what if
we know it now.
2. The phenomenology of family
violence.
15-18
June 2009
11th
European
conference of
traumatic stress.
Oslo Keynote address: Intimate partner
violence over the life cycle: A
phenomenological, constructivist
analysis.
May 2009 The European
Union's
Conference:
Protecting the
Prague The twilight zone: framing older
abuse and neglect - A
phenomenological
conceptualization.
Date Name of
Conference
Place of
Conference
Subject of
Lecture/Discussion/Comments
legitimate human
rights of older
persons amid the
development of
long term care.
February
2008
Israeli-German
Consortium on
Immigrant youth.
University of
Jena,
Germany
Delinquency among youth from
FSU in Germany and Israel.
January
2008
Hanover,
Germany
Elder abuse and neglect – a
European perspective upon an
unsolved social problem (with A.
Lowenstein)
2007 3rd International
Congress of
Qualitative
Inquiry, University
of Illinois
Urbana-
Champaign,
USA
Creating shared meanings: The
use of multi-method multi-
perspective triangulation. (with
Orit Karnieli-Miller)
May 2006 Study Group on
Recent Trends in
Intimate Violence
Intervention
Organizer
New York Doing Treatment: Batterer's
experience of Intervention (with E.
Buchbinder)
May 2006 Violence and
Grave Neglect
Against the
Elderly Under
Domestic and
Institutional Care
Conditions:
Causes and Paths
of Effective
Prevention
Cologne,
Germany
The Israeli National Survey on
Elder Abuse: Initial Findings (with
T. Winterstein)
October
2005
International
Conference on
Communication in
Healthcare
Chicago. Breaking Bad News about Youths'
Chronic Illness: Tactics of
Delivery and Ways of Managing
the Situation (with O. Karnieli-
Miller).
July 2005
The 9th
International
Family Violence
Research
Conference
New
Hampshire
Men's violence towards their
partners:
The intra-personal and situational
perspectives of control and
aggression (with G. Enosh).
May 2005
International
Conference on
Qualitative
Research
Urbana, Ill. Complexity in males interviewing
women (with E. Buchbinder).
Date Name of
Conference
Place of
Conference
Subject of
Lecture/Discussion/Comments
June 2004 Conference on
Bullying and
Harassment in the
Workplace
Bergen,
Norway
Is that a no? the interpretation of
responses to sexual harassment in
the workplace (with D. Yagil, O.
Karnieli-Miller, & E.Enosh).
2003 The 8th
International
Family Violence
Research
Conference
Durham
New
Hampshire
Control and aggression in intimate
relationships (with Z. Winstok).
The First Israeli National Survey
on Domestic Violence: Major
Finding (with Z. Winstok).
2003 22nd
International
Human Science
Research
Conference
Stockholm,
Sweden
Police and social worker discourse on collaboration in intervening with violence against women. (with E. Buchbinder).
2002 Police and social worker discourse on collaboration in intervening with violence against women. (with E.
Buchbinder).
Leicester,
England
Escalation and aggression among youth (with Z. Winstok).
2002 21st International
Human Science Research Conference.
Victoria, BC
Canada
Findings that discredit informants: Moral and social responsibility in representing bad results. (with E. Buchbinder
2001 International study
group on
perpetrators of
domestic violence
University of
Haifa
Escalation models in intimate relationships and their operationalization (with Z. Winstok)
2001 The 7th
International
Family Violence
Research
Conference
New
Hampshire
Comparing Men's and Women's
Perspectives on Escalation to
Intimate Violence
2000 World conference
on violence against
women
Nicosia,
Cyprus
Escalation to violence – the perpetrator’s perspective
From still to motion: aggression
vs. escalation as units of reference
in intimate relationships (with Z.
Winsok)
Date Name of
Conference
Place of
Conference
Subject of
Lecture/Discussion/Comments
1999 Annual meeting of
the American
Society of
Criminology
Toronto,
Canada
Violence among youth in Israel
(with G. Mesch & G. Fishman).
The link between violent
offending and victimization in
Israel (with G. Mesch & G.
Fishman).
1999 Belfast
International
Seminar “Into the
mainstream:
Contemporary
perspectives on
domestic violence
war and intimate violence: Who is
asking?
1999 The 6th
International
Family Violence
Research
Conference
Durham
New
Hampshire
Structure and dynamics of
escalation in intimate violence
(with Z. Winstok).
Reconstructing memories of
intimate violence.
1999 Asilomar
Conference on
Children and
Intimate Violence
Pacific Grove,
California
Researching children’s experience
of interparental violence: Towards
a multi-dimensional protocol.
1998 The 4th
International
Conference on
Children Exposed
to Family Violence
San Diego,
California
Towards a theoretical model of
evaluating exposure effects on
children exposed to violence.
1998 The 12th
International
Congress on Child
Abuse and Neglect
Oakland
New Zealand
A theoretical model of children’s
experience of interparental
violence.
Keynote address.
199511995 The 4th
International
Conference on
Family Violence
Family Research Laboratory, Durham New
Hampshire
Talking violent: metaphors violent
men use (with E. Buchbinder).
1990 International Study
Group on Children
in Dangerous
Environments
Wingspread
Wisconsin
No winners no exit: Hatred among
Israeli and Palestinian children.
Date Name of
Conference
Place of
Conference
Subject of
Lecture/Discussion/Comments
1988 The 3rd
European
Conference of the
International
Society for
Behavioral
Development
Budapest
Hungary
Family interaction stressful life
events and social support networks
among violent and non-violent
couples in Israel.
1988 Study Group on
Methodology of
Family Violence
Research
American
Enterprise
Institute,
Washington
DC
Using qualitative research
methods for generating and testing
hypotheses in spouse abuse (With
E. Peled).
1987 The 3rd
International
Conference on
Family Violence
Family
Research
Laboratory,
Durham
New
Hampshire
The ecology of family violence -
preliminary results regarding the
Israeli woman battering study.
1985 International
Conference on
Child and Youth
Care: The
Empowerment of
Youth
Vancouver
Canada
The empowerment of youth in
Israel.
1985 International
Symposium on
Future of Child
Welfare
Spring-Hill
Minnesota
The preparation for child welfare:
Training to work on the situation
in context.
1984 International
Conference on
Children in
Custody: An
International
Perspective
University of
Southampton,
England
The Israeli residential care scene.
1982 Research
Conference on
Child & Youth
Care Education
University of
Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania
Teaching research to child care
practitioners.
1981 International
Conference on
Residential Child
Care Workers’
Education
Durham
University
Durham,
England
A craft model of professional
socialization for youth workers:
Implications for curriculum
building.
1981 The 41st Annual
Meeting of the
Society for
Applied
Anthropology
Edinborough
Scotland
Youth-work as craft.
Date Name of
Conference
Place of
Conference
Subject of
Lecture/Discussion/Comments
1980 International Study
Group on
Residential Child
Care
Copenhagen
Denmark
The Israeli residential care system:
The quest for normalcy.
1979 5th
Biennial
Conference of the
International
Society for the
Study of
Behavioral
Development
Lund
Sweden
Anti-social and pro-social behavior:
opposite poles? (With A. Sagi).
7. Colloquim Talks and other Invited Addresses
Date Place of Lecture Nature of Talk Presentation/Comments 2012 University of
Massachusetts Lowell
Invited lecture Escalation of violence in intimate
relationships
2011 The School of Social
Welfare
UBA: University, of
Buenos Aires
Invited lecture Intimate violence in Israel
2010 The Center for the
child & family, Kiryat
Shmona Municipality
Invited lecture Processes of escalation in intimate
Violence.
2009 Ashkelon Academic
College
Invited lecture The impact of working with IPV
on the life of the workers
2009 Nazareth-Illit
Municipality
Invited talk and
workshop
Violence against social-workers
2008 Tel Aviv-Yafo
Municipality &
Naamat
Invited talk The impact of working with IPV
on the life of the workers
5002 Jerusalem,
Senior Staff
Colloquium of the
Ministry of Welfare
Senior Staff
Colloquium of
the Ministry of
Welfare
The imbalance between the psycho
and the social in social work
practice (with O. Karnieli-Miller
& E. Buchbinder).
5002 Haifa Municipality,
Haifa
Invited keynote
Speaker
In what have we succeeded and in
what have we failed in
intervention with family violence
5000 School of Social Work
The University of
Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia
Invited talk Emotions in intimate violence.
Date Place of Lecture Nature of Talk Presentation/Comments 1996 School of Social Work
The University of
Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia
Invited talk The phenomenology of intimate
violence.
1995 Department of Social
Work
The University of
Vermont, Burlington
Consultant for
Education and
Research
Project
Children of battered women.
1986 School of Social Work
University of
Connecticut, Store
Invited
workshop to
faculty
Theoretical models of residential
care: The Israeli experience.
1986 School of Social Work
University of
Connecticut, Store
Invited lectures Violence in the family - an Israeli
perspective.
1986 Hubert Humphrey
Institute for Public and
International Affairs,
Center for the Study of
Youth Policy
University of
Minnesota
Invited Lecture Research based policy in family
violence.
1986 National Institute for
Children and Families,
Munich, West
Germany
Invited Lecture Violence in the family - an Israeli
perspective.
1983 Cape Town , South
Africa
National
Conference of
Child Care
Work
Good and bad residential care
Keynote Address
8. Research Grants
Years Fund agency Research &
Cooperators Grant
2009-2014 Traiana Technologies, Ltd. Between incidence,
prevalence ,and,
reporting child abuse
(with R. Lev-Wiesel)
781,118
Dollar
2009-2012 Israel Scientific Foundation (ISF)
Technology enforced
interaction to support
conflict negotiation
(with T. Weiss)
291,000 NIS
Years Fund agency Research &
Cooperators Grant
2009-2010 Faculty of Social welfare &
Health Sciences, University of
Haifa.
Technology Supported
Intervention and Social
Action Research (with
T. Weiss)
50,000 NIS
2008-2009 National Insurance Institute of
Israel.
Poverty in Israel (with
R. Strier & E.
Buchbinder)
180,000 NIS
2005-2009 Federal Ministry of Education and
Research (BMBF), Germany
Conflict attitudes and
behavior of juvenile
emigrants from the
FSU in Germany &
Israel (with G.
Fishman, G. Mesch &
in collaboration with
W. Heitmeyer)
114,320 Euro
2003-2006 Israel Scientific Foundation (ISF) Conflict escalation in
intimate relationships
(with Z. Winstok & G.
Enosh).
93,000 Dollar
2002-2005 The Israeli Ministry of Labor &
Social Welfare
and
The National Insurance Institute
of Israel
Effectiveness & cost
effectiveness
evaluation of batterers
programs (with G.
Enosh & M. Huj-
Yahia)
2001-2001 DIP (German-Israeli cooperation). The acculturation of
immigrant youth from
the FSU in Israel and
Germany (with G.
Fishman ,G. Mesh and
in collaboration of
R. Silbereisen)
1 Million
Euro
7889-5007 The Israeli Ministry of Labor &
Social Welfare
National survey on the
characteristics,
incidence and
prevalence of violence
against women and
children and youth at
risk.(with G. Fishman,
G. Mesh and R.
Gusinsky).
000,333 NIS
Years Fund agency Research &
Cooperators Grant
7881-5007 German Research Foundation
(DFG)
Political socialization
of children and youth
in Israel, Germany and
the Palestinian
Authority: A
comparative study.
(with G. Fishman,
A. Griffel , G.Enosh
and collaboration of H.
Oswald)
003,333 D.M.
7881-7889 The Israeli Ministry of Internal
Security
An evaluation study of
police work with
perpetrators and
victims of child abuse
and women battering
in Israel. (with A.
Griffel)
150,000 NIS
7882-5002 Minerva Foundation: Federal
Republic of Germany & Max
Plank Institute.
A Longitudinal study
of youths’ attitudes
towards national issues
in Israel. Minerva
Foundation: Federal
Republic of Germany
& Max Plank Institute
(with G. Fishman & A.
Griffel)
2 Million
D.M.
7885-7882 The Committee on Work Safety
& Social Health, The Israeli
Ministry of Labor & Social
Welfare.
Work injuries among
youth in Israel: An
epidemiological
analysis. (with A.
Griffel)
80,000 Dollar
7898-7887 TW Grant Foundation, New York The impact of violence
on children (with J.
Garbarino)
47,000 Dollar
7899-7887 H.F. Guggenheim Foundation,
New York
Violence in the family
- men who batter and
women who stay.
005,033$
7891 H. F. Guggenheim Foundation,
New York
An ecological analysis
of spouse abuse: A
review of the empirical
evidence
$6,500
Years Fund agency Research &
Cooperators Grant
7891-7898 American Jewish Joint
Distribution Committee (J.D.C.)
Developing and
teaching an inductive
knowledge base and
training directors of
youth services.
$165,000
7891-7891 H. F. Guggenheim Foundation,
New York
Violence in the family
- an ecological
analysis of men who
batter (with J. L.
Edleson).
$50,000
7818-7897 Ford Foundation, Israeli Trustees. The moral
development of
delinquent youth.
(with A. Sagi)
$6,500
9. Scholarships, Awards and Prizes
Year Awarded by Award 2005 Adler Center for the Child
Welfare Special Award for
contribution in the Study
of Violence in the Family
and Society.
2003 The Israeli National
Association of Social
Work
National Award for Social
Work Research
10. Teaching
A. Courses Taught in Recent Years
Year Name of Course Type of Course
Degree
2001-2006 Epistemology Seminar Ph.D.
2001-2006 Philosophy of Science Seminar Ph.D.
2001-2006 Social Work Theory Seminar Ph.D.
1999-present Doctoral seminar Seminar Ph.D.
2009-present Existential therapy Seminar M.A.
1997-present Preparation for thesis Seminar M.A.
Year Name of Course Type of Course
Degree
seminar
1997-2006 Penology
Seminar M.A.
1995-1996 Children & families in
the social environment
Seminar M.A.
1994 Theory and practice in
human services
Seminar M.A.
1992-2000 Qualitative research
methods
Seminar M.A.
1991-1997 Advanced group therapy Seminar M.A.
1991-1995 Existential therapy Seminar M.A.
1989-present Advanced Seminar in
Intimate Violence
Seminar M.A.
7898-7881 Family Violence Lecture B.A.
1988 Social deviance Lecture B.A.
B. Supervision of Graduate Students
- Ph.D. Students:
Name of Student Title of Thesis Date of
Completion /
in Progress
Co-Supervisor
Orly Blumberg In progress Prof. Aharon Ben-
Zeev
Anat Terner In progress
Jonathan Davidov The Fragmented Self:
Coping with
Fragmented Identity in
Nazi Death Camps
In progress Prof. Arieh Kochavi
Benny Bailey Violence of women in
intimate relations
In progress
Tamar Peled
Surrogate Motherhood
in Israel – Legal and
Social Construction
In progress Prof. Shulamit
Almog
Zaher Hag-Yehia Arab battered women
experience of
forgiveness.
In progress Prof. Muhammad
Huj-Yehia
Osnat Beeri-
Grinspan
Forgiving infidelity in
married couples.
2010
Dafna Tener The experience of
forgiveness for women
survivors of incest
2010 Prof. Rachel Lev
Name of Student Title of Thesis Date of
Completion /
in Progress
Co-Supervisor
Yfaat Carmel The escalation of
intimate violence from
children’s perspective
2010 Prof. Joseph
Guttman
Aviva Weizman-
Zrihan
The meaning of
forgiveness and revenge
for couples following
intimate violence
2009
Eila Perkis Conflict Escalation in
intimate relationships:
cognitive, emotional
and behavioral aspects
2008 Dr. Zeev Winstok
Chaya Koren The meaning of second
couple-hood in old age:
A dyadic view.
2008
Meirav Bar-Natan Psycho-social Factors
affecting Elderly
Maltreatment in Long-
Term Care Facilities:
The Perceptions of the
Elderly and the Care-
Giving Staff.
2008
Rama Ruchama Tubi A critical reconstraction
of construct processes
of judicial decisions in
rape trials in Israel
1977-2004
2008
Orit Karnieli-Miller Experiencing bad news
concerning youth
chronic illness: The
encounter between
young people, their
families and medical
personal
2007
Liat Pessach In harm's way? The
impact of working with
battered women on the
therapist's personal life
2007
Tova Band-
Winterstein
Family members’
perspectives of life in
intimate violence over
the life span: Scripts of
interpersonal and
intergenerational
relationships in the
shadow of violence
2006
Penchan
Pradumbmook
Dating violence among
adolescents in Thailand.
2005
Name of Student Title of Thesis Date of
Completion /
in Progress
Co-Supervisor
Ygal Ben-Shalom The implementation of
rights: The case if
children and youth in
Israel
2002
Orly Innes Attitudes towards
battered women as
reflected in court
decisions in Israel.
2002
Ruchama Gousinsky Social scripts of
emotions related to
intimate murder.
2002
Zeev Wintsok Violence among Israeli
adolescents: The
relationship between
situational, personal,
and social factors in the
escalation process.
2001
Hadass Goldblatt The meaning of inter-
parental violence for
adolescents.
2001
Eli Buchbinder Living the past in the
present: Battered
women’s perceptions of
their family of origin.
2001
Dalit Yassour-
Borochowitz
Violent men’s
emotional life histories.
2000
Irith Herskovits The relationship
between stress and
intimate violence.
1995
- M.A. Students:
(During the last 25 years I advised about 45 M. A. theses in the Schools of Social Work,
Education & Department of Psychology)
Name of Student Title of Thesis Date of
Completion /
in Progress
Co-Supervisor
Maya First In progress Prof. Tamar
Weiss & Dr.
Chaya Koren
Karnit Geffen The nature of
judicial intuition
and its
implementation in
Israeli court
In progress
Prof. Shulamit
Almog
Hadas Elul Surviving the
unsurvival:
Diaries &
drawings of the
Holocaust victims
in Nazi death
Camps & hiding
places.
In progress
Wafaa Sowan-
Basheer
The experience
children, who are
exposed to
interparental
violence
2011
Suheir Halabi
The meanings
assigned by Arab
female social
workers to the
encounter with
battered woman
in the Arab
society and its
impact on their
professional and
private lives.
2010
Anat Danan The significance
of spiritual
experience of
Orthodox Jewish
women on an
intimate violence
relationship.
2009
Name of Student Title of Thesis Date of
Completion /
in Progress
Co-Supervisor
Jonathan
Davidov
Identity
Formation
Process as seen in
Violent &
Immigrant
Adolescents.
2008
Benny Bailey Masculine
identity in the
shadow of
violence: male
social workers tell
about the meaning
of their work with
abusive men as
reflected in their
professional and
private lives.
2008 Dr. Eli
Buchbinder
Olga Agour Immigration and
adolescence: A
phenomenological
perspective on
adaptation
process of youth
from former
Soviet Union
2006
Yfaat Sherer Couples
aggression and
role division:
Perceptions and
gaps
2005
Ilana Arizon The meaning
assigned by
therapists
working with
domestic violence
to the encounter
between their
working and their
private life
2004
Amal Beshara The perception
and meaning
attributed to
police
intervention by
Israeli-Arab men
and women who
filed complaints
2003
Name of Student Title of Thesis Date of
Completion /
in Progress
Co-Supervisor
for intimate
violence with
police.
Zeev Winstok The escalation of
conflicts in
intimate
relationships to
physical violence.
1999
Nili Saka Public attitudes
towards intimate
violence.
1999
Michal
Grinshtain-Weiss
Variables
impacting on
youth’s
help seeking
behaviors.
1999
Guy Enosh The construction
of memories of
violent
couplehood:
Structure,
process, content
and rhetoric.
1997
Tirtza Oren The structure of
attitudes of
kibbutz members
towards domestic
violence.
1996
Michal Mor The turning point
in battered
women’s coping
with violence
1995
Zmira Karov Guilt in intimate
violent
relationships.
1995
Dalit Yasur Love and intimate
violence:
How they co-
exist.
1995
Orly Innes Social workers’
and police
personnel’s
attitudes towards
intimate violence.
1994
Eli Buchbinder Talking violence:
Violent men’s
metaphors.
1993
C. Miscellaneous
Event Place and Dates Title of Presentation or
Discussion
International Study Group
of Child Welfare: An
International Perspective
1998
University of Haifa
A multivariate approach
for evaluating project
proposals concerning
children at risk (with A.
Griffel & M. Grinshtain-
Weiss).
International Study Group
on Youth and Violence
1996
University of Haifa
The relationship between
fear of violence and youth
victimization among youth
in distress in Israel (with
A. Griffel & G.
Fishmann).
International Study Group
on The Future of
Intervention with Battered
Women and their Families
1995
University of Haifa
A phenomenologically
based intervention with
battered women and
batterers.
International Study Group
on Cross National
Perspectives on children's
rights.
1990
Jerusalem
The rights of children from
the children's point of
view.
Study Group on
Residential Care and the
Community
1984
Tel-Aviv University
Strangers on the road:
Youth experience of the
community vs. residential
care (with E. Guttmann).
II. Publications
A. Ph.D. Dissertation
Title of Doctoral Dissertation:
Youth Committed to the State Department of Corrections of Minnesota for
Offenses against Persons
Supervisors:
1.Dr. Gisela Konopka, Professor of Social Work and Director, Center for
Youth Development and Research, The University of Minnesota
2. Dr. Clifford P. Hooker, Professor of Education and Law, The College of
Education, Department of Educational Administration, The University of
Minnesota
Year: 1977 Language: English Number of pages: 347
B. Books
Note: In all the publications listed below, the authorship order reflects the relative
contribution.
Authored Books
1. Eisikovits, Z., & Buchbinder, E. (2000). Locked in a violent embrace.
Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.
Edited Books
2. Edleson, J. L., & Eisikovits, Z. (Eds.)(1996). Future interventions with
battered women and their families: Visions for policy, practice and research.
Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage (244 pages).
3. Beker, J., & Eisikovits, Z. (Eds.) (1991). Knowledge utilization in child &
youth care practice. Washington, DC: Child Welfare League of America (330
pages).
4. Eisikovits, Z., & Beker, J. (Eds.) (1985). Residential group care in
community
context: Insights from the Israeli experience. New York: The Haworth Press.
Also appeared as a theme issue of Child and Youth Services, 7 (3/4) (167
pages).
C. Articles in Refereed Journals
Note: In all the publications listed below, the authorship order reflects the relative
contribution.
Published
1. Bailey, B., Eisikovits, Z . & Buchbinder, E. (in press) Male batterers and their
therapists: The different and the similar Journal of Family Violence
2. Koren, C . & , Eisikovits, Z . (2011). Continuity and discontinuity of violent and
non-violent behavior: Towards a classification of male adolescent immigrants from
the FSU in Israel ,Sociological Focus, 44(4), pp. 314-339.
3. Eisikovits, Z. & Bailey, B. (2011). From dichotomy to continua: Towards a
transformation of gender roles and intervention goals in partner violence.
Aggression and Violent Behavior, 16(4), pp.340-346.
4. Winstok, Z. & Eisikovits Z. (2011). Editorial: Gender, Intimate Relationships and
Violence. Aggression and Violent Behavior, 16(4), pp. 277-278.
5. Bailey, B., Buchbinder, E. & Eisikovits, Z (2011). Male Social Workers
Working With Men Who Batter: Dilemmas in Gender Identity. Journal of
Interpersonal Violence. 26(9), pp. 1741-1763.
6. Koren, C., & Eisikovits, Z. (2011). Life beyond the planned script: Accounts
and secrecy of older persons living in second couplehood in old age in a
society in transition. Journal of Social and Personal Relationships. 28(1):44-
63.
7. Band Winterstein, T., Eisikovits, Z. & Koren, C. (2011). "Between remembering
and forgetting: The experience of forgiveness among older abused women".
Qualitative Social Work. 10(4): 451–466.
8. Eisikovits, Z., & Koren, C. (2010). Approaches to and Outcomes of Dyadic
Interview Analysis. Qualitative Health Research. 20(12) :1642-1655.
9. Band-Winterstein ,T . & , Eisikovits, Z., (2010). Towards Phenomenological
Theorizing about Old Women Abuse . Ageing International. 35(3) : 202-
214.
10. Lowenstein, A., Eisikovits, Z., Band-Winterstein, T., & Enosh, G. (2009) "Is
Elder Abuse and Neglect a Social Phenomenon? Data from the First National
Prevalence Survey in Israel". Journal of Elder Abuse and Neglect, 21:253-277.
11. Karnieli-Miller, O., & Eisikovits, Z. (2009). Physician as salesman or
partner?! Shared decision making in real-time encounters. Social Science
and Medicine, 69, 1-8
12. Karnieli-Miller, O., & Eisikovits, Z. (2009). The place of persuasion in shared
decision making: A contextual approach. A response to Eggly. Social Science
and Medicine, 69, 12-13.
13. Goldblatt, H., Buchbinder, E., Eisikovits, Z., & Arizon-Messinger, I. (2009).
Between the professional and private: The meaning of working with intimate
partner violence in social workers’ private lives. Violence against Women, 15(3):
362-384.
14. Stock, O., Zancanaro, M., Rocchi, C., Tomasini, D., Koren, C., Eisikovits, Z.,
Goren-Bar, D., & Weiss, P.L. (2009). The design of a collaborative interface for
narration to support reconciliation in a conflict. Artificial Intelligence & Society,
24, 51-59.
15. Band-Winterstein, T., & Eisikovits, Z. (2009). " "Aging out" of violence:
multiple faces of intimate violence over the life span". Journal of Qualitative
Health Research. 19(2): 164-180.
16. Buchbinder, E., & Eisikovits, Z. (2008). Collaborative discourse: The case of
police and social work relationships in intimate violence intervention in Israel.
Journal of social Service Research, 34(4): 1-13.
17. Eisikovits, Z., Buchbinder, E. & Bshara A. (2008).Between the person
and the culture: Israeli Arab couple's perceptions of police intervention in
intimate partner violence. Journal of Ethnic & cultural Diversity in
Social Work. 17(2): 108-129.
18. Buchbinder, E., & Eisikovits, Z. (2008). Doing treatment: Batterers'
experience of intervention. Children and Youth Services Review,
30(6):616-630.
19. Eisikovits, Z., Mills, L., & Winstok, Z. (2008). Recent Trends in Intimate
Violence: Theory and Intervention – Second volume Introduction
Children and Youth service Review, 30(6): 613-615.
20. Winstok, Z. & Eisikovits, Z. (2008). Motives and control in escalatory
conflicts in intimate relationships. Children and Youth Services Review,
30(3):287-296.
21. Eisikovits, Z., Mills, L., & Winstok, Z. (2008).Recent Trends in Intimate
Violence: Theory and Intervention – First volume Introduction Children
and Youth service Review, 30(3): 249-251.
22. Lev-Wiesel, R., Goldblatt, H., Eisikovits, Z., & Admi, H. (2008). Growth in the
shadow of war: The case of social workers and nurses working in a shared war-
reality. British Journal of Social Work . doi: 10.1093/bjsw/bcn021.
23. Yagil, D., Karnieli-Miller, O., Eisikovits, Z., & Enosh, G. (2006). Is that a "No"?
The interpretation of responses to sexual harassment. Sex Roles, 54(3-4), 251-
260.
24. Hareli, S.& Eisikovits, Z. (2006). The role of communication social emotions
accompanying apologies in forgiveness. Motivation and Emotion, 30, 189-197.
25. Werner, P., Eisikovits, Z., & Buchbinder, E. (2005). Lay persons’
emotional reactions toward an abused elderly person. Journal of Elder
Abuse, 17(2), 63-76.
26. Winterstein, T., & Eisikovits, Z., (2005). The experience of loneliness of
battered old women. Journal of Women & Aging, 17 (4), 3-21.
27. Grinstein-Weiss, M., Fishman, G., Eisikovits, Z. (2005). Gender and ethnic
differences in formal and informal seeking among Israeli adolescents.
Journal of Adolescence, 28, 765-779.
28. Goldblatt, H., & Eisikovits, Z. (2005). Role taking of youths in a family
context: Adolescents exposed to interparental violence. American Journal of
Orthopsychiatry, 75(4), 644-657.
29. Buchbinder, E., Eisikovits, Z., & Karnieli-Miller, O. (2004) Social workers’
perceptions of the balance between the psychological and the social. Social
Service Review, 78, 531-552.
30. Buchbinder E., Eisikovits Z., (2004). Reporting bad results: The ethical
responsibility of presenting battered women informants in negative light. Child
and Family Social Work, 9, 359-367.
31. Eisikovits, Z., Winstok, Z., & Fishman, G. (2004). The First Israeli National
Survey on Domestic Violence: Major Findings. Violence Against Women, 10,
729-749.
32. Winstok Z., Eisikovits Z., Kaernieli-Miller O. (2004). The impact of father-to-
mother aggression on the structure and content of adolescent's perception of
themselves and their parents. Violence Against Women, 10, 1036-1056.
33. Winstok, Z., Eisikovits Z., Fishman G. (2004). Towards the development of a
conflict escalation model: The case of Israeli youth. Journal of Youth and
Adolescence, 33, 283-292.
34. Buchbinder E., Eisikovits Z. (2004). Between normality and deviance: The
breakdown of batterers' identity following police intervention. Journal of
Interpersonal Violence, 19, 443-467.
35. Buchbinder E., Eisikovits Z., (2003). Battered Women's entrapment in shame: A
phenomenological study. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 73, 355-366.
36. Ben-Ari A., Winstok Z., Eisikovits Z. (2003). Choice within Entrapment and
Entrapment Within Choice: The Challenge Facing Battered Women Who Stay.
Family in Society, 84, 539-546.
37. Mesch. G. S., Fishman G., Eisikovits Z. (2003). Attitudes Supporting Violence
and Aggressive Behavior Among Adolescents in Israel: The Role of Family and
Peers. Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 18 , 1132-1148.
38. Winstok, Z., & Eisikovits, Z. (2003). Divorcing the parents: The impact of
adolescents’ exposure to father-to-mother aggression on their perception of
affinity with their parents. Journal of Emotional Abuse, 1/2 (3) 103-121
39. Winstok, Z., Eisikovits, Z., & Gelles, R. (2002). Structure and dynamics of
escalation from the batterer's perspective. Families in Society, 83, 129-141.
40. Eisikovits, Z., Winstok, Z., & Gelles, R. (2002). Structure and dynamics of
escalation from the victim's perspective. Families in Society, 83, 142-152.
41. Borochowitz Yassour, D. Eisikovits, Z. (2002) To love violently: Strategies to
reconciling love and violence. Violence Against Women, 8, 476-494.
42. Eisikovits, Z., & Winstok, Z. (2002). Reconstructing intimate violence: the
structure and content of recollections of violence events. Qualitative Health
Research, 12, 685-699.
43. Eisikovits, Z., & Winstok, Z. (2000). Overdrawing and balancing accounts: The
contribution of past events to the escalation process from the batterer’s
perspective. Violence Against Women, 7, 5-21.
44. Peled, E., Eisikovits, Z., Enosh, G., & Winstok, Z. (2000). Choice and
empowerment for battered women who stay: Towards a constructivist model.
Social work, 45, 9-25.
45. Eisikovits, Z., Griffel, A. & Grinshtain, M., & Azaiza, F. (2000). Attitudes of
Israeli Arab social workers concerning woman battering: The relationship
between responsibility, societal reaction and legitimization of violence. Journal
of Social Service Research, 26 (3), 23-47.
46. Eisikovits, Z., Goldblatt, H., & Winstok, Z. (1999). Partner accounts of intimate
violence: Towards a theoretical model. Families in Society, 80, 606-619.
47. Eisikovits Z., & Buchbinder E. (1999). Talking control: Metaphors used by
battered women. Violence against Women, 5, 845-868.
48. Eisikovits, Z., Winstok, Z., & Enosh, G. (1998). Children’s experience of
interparental violence: A heuristic model. Children and Youth Services Review,
6, 547-567.
49. Eisikovits Z., Buchbinder E., & Mor, M. (1998). “What it was it won't be anymore”:
Reaching the turning point in coping with intimate violence. Affilia, 13, 411-434.
50. Eisikovits, Z., & Enosh, G. (1997). Awareness of guilt and shame in intimate
violence. Violence and Victims, 12, 307-322.
51. Lazar, A., & Eisikovits, Z. (1997). Social work students’ preference regarding
supervisory styles and supervisor’s behavior. The Clinical Supervisor, 16 (1),
25-37.
52. Buchbinder, E., Sherer, M., & Eisikovits, Z. (1997). Differences in reporting
intimate violence among cohabiting men and women in Israel. Society and
Welfare, 17, 145-166. (In Hebrew).
53. Eisikovits Z., & Buchbinder, E. (1997). Talking violent: A phenomenological
study of metaphors battering men use. Violence Against Women, 3, 482-498.
54. Eisikovits, Z. (1996). The aftermath of spousal violence: Strategies of bounding
violent events. Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 11, 459-474.
55. Eisikovits, Z., & Buchbinder, E. (1996). Pathways to disenchantment: Battered
women's views of social workers. Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 11, 425-
440.
56. Eisikovits, Z., Guttmann, E., Sela-Amit, M., & Edleson, J. L. (1993). Women
battering in Israel: The relative contributions of relationship adjustment, conflict
and social support. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 63, 313-317.
57. Edleson, J., Eisikovits, Z., & Peled, E. (1992). A model for analyzing societal
responses to woman battering: Israel as a case in point. International Social
Work, 35, 19-33.
58. Eisikovits, Z., Edleson, J. L., Guttmann, E., & Sela-Amit, M. (1991). Cognitive
styles and socialized attitudes of men who batter: Where should we intervene?
Family Relations, 40, 72-77.
59. Eisikovits, Z., Edleson, J. L., Guttmann, E., & Sela-Amit, M. (1991). Cognitive
and interpersonal factors in woman abuse. Journal of Family Violence, 6, 167-
180.
60. Eisikovits, Z., & Edleson, J. L. (1989). Intervening with men who batter: A
critical review of the literature. Social Service Review, 63, 384-414.
61. Guttmann, E., Eisikovits, Z., & Maluccio, A. N. (1988). Enriching social work
supervision from the competence perspective. Journal of Social Work
Education, 24, 278-288.
62. Eisikovits, Z., & Guttmann, E. (1987). Doing competent residential child and
youth care work: The normative and experiential dimensions. Children and
Youth Services Review, 9, 271-290.
63. Beker, J., Eisikovits, Z., & Guttmann, E. (1987). Economic considerations in
supporting preventive services for troubled youth: The case of adolescents on the
farm. Children and Youth Services Review, 9, 187-206.
64. Schwartz, I. M., Fishman, G., Hatfield, R. R., Krisberg, B.A., & Eisikovits, Z.
(1987). Juvenile detention: The hidden closets revisited. Justice Quarterly, 4,
219-235.
65. Krisberg, B., Schwartz, I., Fishman, G., Eisikovits, Z., Guttmann, E., & Joe, K.
(1987). The incarceration of minority youth. Crime and Delinquency, 33, 173-
205.
66. Eisikovits, Z., & Guttmann, E. (1987). Being in nothingness: The adolescent
experience of imprisonment. Child and Youth Services, 8, 89-107.
67. Eisikovits, Z., Chambon, A., Beker, J., & Schulman, M. (1986). A conceptual
schema to assess the professional development of the child and youth care field.
Child Care Quarterly, 15, 124-137
68. Beker, J., & Eisikovits, Z. (1985). Residential group care in community
context: Generalizing the Israeli experience. Child and Youth Services, 7, 159-
165.
69. Eisikovits, Z., Meier, R., Guttmann, E., Shurka, E., & Levenstein, A. (1985).
Supervision in ecological context: The relationship between the quality of
supervision and work and treatment environments. Journal of Social Service
Research, 8 (4), 37-58.
70. Edelson, J., Eisikovits, Z., & Guttmann, E. (1985). Men who batter : A critical
review of the empirical evidence. Journal of Family Issues, 6, 229-247.
71. Eisikovits, Z. (1985). Changing career patterns in Israeli child care work. Child
and Youth Services, 7, 143-156.
72. Meier, R., Guttmann, E., & Eisikovits, Z. (1984). Measuring ecology in social
work supervision: The relationship between work and treatment environments
and the quality of supervision in Israeli public welfare agencies. Journal of
Sociology and Social Welfare, 11, 124-137.
73. Eisikovits, Z., Shurka, E., & Baizerman, M. (1983). Israeli social workers'
supervision preferences and practices: An example of a professional ideology.
The Clinical Supervisor, 1(2), 35-42.
74. Eisikovits, Z., & Guttmann, E. (1983). Toward a practice theory of learning
through experience in social work supervision. The Clinical Supervisor, 1 (1),
51-63.
75. Eisikovits, Z., & Beker, J. (1983). Beyond professionalism: The child and youth
care worker as craftsman. Child Care Quarterly, 12, 93-112.
76. Eisikovits, Z., & Sagi, A. (1982). Moral development and discipline encounter in
delinquent and non-delinquent adolescents. Journal of Youth and Adolescence,
11, 217-230.
77. Eisikovits, Z., & Baizerman, M. (1982). Doin' time: Violent youth in a juvenile
facility and in an adult prison. Journal of Offender Counseling Services and
Rehabilitation, 6(3), 5-20.
78. Eisikovits, Z. (1982). Managing failure in child care work: Accounting for
technical incompetence through moral crusades. Child Care Quarterly, 11, 167-
168.
79. Sagi, A., & Eisikovits, Z. (1981). Juvenile delinquency and moral development.
Criminal Justice and Behavior, 8, 79-93.
80. Eisikovits, R., & Eisikovits, Z. (1980). De-totalizing the institutional experience:
The role of the school in residential treatment of juveniles. Residential and
Community Child Care Administration, 1, 365-373.
81. Eisikovits, Z., & Sagi, A. (1979). Pro-social aspects of antisocial behavior.
Society and Welfare, 2, 187-193. (In Hebrew).
Articles or Chapters in Books which are not Conference Proceedings
a. Published
82. Buchbinder, E., & Eisikovits, Z. (2012). Between Normality and Deviance: The
Breakdown of Batterers' Identity following Police Intervention. In Copes H. &
Pogrebin M.R. (Eds.), Voices from Criminal Justice. pp. 140-156. Routledge NY
& London.
83. Werner, P., & Eisikovits, Z. (2005). Abuse and dementia :A critical review and
research agenda. In James P. Morgan (Ed.), Perspectives on the Psychology of
Aggression. (pp. 125-132) New York: Nova Publishers.
84. Winstok, Z., & Eisikovits, Z. (2003). Divorcing the parents: The impact of
adolescents’ exposure to father-to-mother aggression on their perception of
affinity with their parents. In R. Geffner, R. S. Igelman and L. Zellner (Eds.),
The effects of intimate partner violence on children. New York? The Haworth
Maltreatment & Trauma Press. Also published in Journal of Emotional Abuse,
1/2 (3), 103-121.
85. Eisikovits, Z., & Winstok, Z. (2001). Researching children’s experience of
interparental violence: Towards a multidimensional conceptualization. In S. A.
Graham-Bermann and J. L. Edleson (Eds.), Domestic violence in the lives of
children: the future of research, intervention and social policy (pp. 213-318).
Washington, DC: APA.
86. Eisikovits, Z., Enosh, G., & Edleson, J. L. (1996). The future of intervention in
woman battering: common themes and emerging directions. In J. L. Edleson &
Z. Eisikovits (Eds.), Future interventions with battered women and their
families: Visions for policy practice and research (pp. 216-223). Thousand
Oaks, CA: Sage.
87. Eisikovits, Z., & Buchbinder, E. (1996). Towards a phenomenological
intervention with violence in intimate relationships. In J. L. Edleson & Z.
Eisikovits (Eds.), Future interventions with battered women and their families:
Visions for policy, practice and research (pp. 186-200). Thousand Oaks, CA:
Sage.
88. Edleson, J. L. & Eisikovits, Z, (1996). Visions of continued change. In J. L
Edleson. & Z. Eisikovits (Eds.), Future interventions with battered women and
their families: Visions for policy, practice and research (pp.1-6). Thousand
Oaks, CA: Sage.
89. Eisikovits, Z., Beker, J., & Guttmann, E. (1991). The known and the used in
residential child and youth care work. In J. Beker & Z. Eisikovits (Eds.),
Knowledge utilization in residential child & youth care practice (pp. 3-25).
Washington, DC: Child Welfare League of America.
90. Eisikovits, Z., & Peled, E. (1990). Qualitative research on spouse abuse. In D.
G. Besharov (Ed.), Family violence: Research in public policy issues (pp. 1-12).
Washington, DC: American Enterpise Institute Press.
91. Eisikovits, Z., & Guttmann, E. (1988). Moving on: Youth as transients between
home and residential care. In F. J. Alwon & R. Small (Eds.), Challenging the
limits of care (pp. 179-197). Boston, MA: Albert, E. Treischman Center.
92. Eisikovits, Z., & Guttmann, E. (1987). Strangers on the road: Youth experience
of the community vs. residential care dichotomy. In Y. Kashty & M. Arieli
(Eds.), Residential care and the community: Congruence and conflict (pp. 34-
47). London: Freund.
93. Eisikovits, Z., & Guttmann, E. (1986). Being in nothingness: The adolescent
experience of imprisonment. In Y. Kashty & M. Arieli (Eds.), Institutions in
Israel (pp. 219-236). London: Freund.
94. Eisikovits, Z., & Sagi, A. (1984). Abusing the developmental potential of
children: The case of moral development. In A. Carmi & H. Zimrin (Eds.), Child
Abuse. Berlin: Springer-Verlag.
E. Accepted for Publication:
1. Zancanaro, M., Stock, O., Eisikovits, Z., Koren, C. & Weiss, P.L. (in
press). "Co-narrating a conflict: An interactive tabletop to facilitate
attitudinal shifts". ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction
2. Band-Winterstein, T. Koren, C. & Eisikovits, Z. (accepted for
publication). "Memories of older women living in the shadow of intimate
partner violence: A retrospective view". Megamot, [Hebrew].
F. Submitted for Publication:
G. Other Scientific Publications (selected):
1. Karnieli-Miller, O., & Eisikovits, Z. (2006). The known and unknown
regarding breaking bad news: The role of social workers in the various
stages of the encounter. Haifa Forum of Social Work , 3, 7-39 (in
Hebrew).
2. Eisikovits, Z., & Griffel, A., Enosh, G., Buchbinder E., Goldblatt, H.,
Grinshtain, M., Winstok, Z., & Koresh, Y. (1998). Police intervention in
intimate violence: An evaluation study (A Research Report to Ministry of
Public Security, State of Israel). Haifa, Israel: University of Haifa, Minerva
Center for Youth Studies (in Hebrew).
3. Griffel, A., Eisikovits, Z., Fishman, G., & Grinshtain-Weiss, M. (1997).
Israeli youth attitudes' survey 1997 - Religious identity, national identity and
political orientation (Israeli National Youth Survey 1997, A Research Report
No. 1/97 to Minerva Foundation). Haifa, Israel: University of Haifa, Minerva
Center for Youth Studies (Also in Hebrew).
4. Griffel, A., Eisikovits, Z., Fishman, G., & Grinshtain-Weiss, M. (1997).
Israeli youth attitudes' survey 1997 - Satisfaction with various social
institutions (Israeli National Youth Survey 1997, A Research Report No. 2/97
to Minerva Foundation). Haifa, Israel: University of Haifa, Minerva Center for
Youth Studies (Also in Hebrew).
5. Griffel, A., Eisikovits, Z., Fishman, G., & Grinshtain-Weiss, M. (1997).
Israeli youth attitudes' survey 1997 - Attitudes towards the Middle East peace
process, and military service (Israeli National Youth Survey 1997, A Research
Report No. 3/97 to Minerva Foundation). Haifa, Israel: University of Haifa,
Minerva Center for Youth Studies (Also in Hebrew).
6. Griffel, A., Eisikovits, Z., Fishman, G., & Grinshtain-Weiss, M. (1997).
Israeli youth attitudes' survey 1997 - Patterns of help seeking at times of
distress (Israeli National Youth Survey 1997, A Research Report No. 4/97 to
Minerva Foundation). Haifa, Israel: University of Haifa, Minerva Center for
Youth Studies (Also in Hebrew).
7. Griffel, A., Eisikovits, Z., Fishman, G., & Grinshtain-Weiss, M. (1997).
Israeli youth attitudes' survey 1997 - Attitudes towards guest workers and
other nations and religions (Israeli National Youth Survey 1997, A Research
Report No. 5/97 to Minerva Foundation). Haifa, Israel: University of Haifa,
Minerva Center for Youth Studies (Also in Hebrew).
8. Eisikovits, Z., & Edleson, J. L. (1989). Factors influencing violence among
intimates in Israel: An ecological analysis (Final report to the H.F.
Guggenheim Foundation). Haifa, Israel: University of Haifa, Center for Youth
Policy.
H. Other Publications (selected):
9. Karnieli-Miller, O., & Eisikovits, Z. (2007). Recommendations in breaking bad
news to adolescents and parents. In N. Pessach, M. Doron, & P. Elad (Eds).
Protocols for breaking bad news to social workers. Coalition of Trauma,
Ministry of Health, Jerusalem. (In Hebrew).
10. Goldblatt, H., & Eisikovits, Z. (Eds.) (1994). Towards a multi-disciplinary
intervention model in domestic violence. Haifa, Israel: The Unit for Research,
Intervention and Prevention of Domestic Violence, Women’s League for Israel
(W.L.I.) (in Hebrew).
