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Family resilience, social support, and family coherence among Jewish, Muslim, and Druze widows who lost their spouses to sudden death
Death Studies,
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She Is My Manager: Druze Adolescence Attitudes toward Druze Women in Israel
Sociology Mind,
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“To Believe in God and in Own Personal Competencies”: The Family Life of Arab Muslim Widowed Women in Israel
Open Journal of Social Sciences,
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“He Is Alienated”: Intermarriage among Druze Men in Israel
Sociology Mind,
2018
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Brides across the Border (Syrian Druze Bribes Who Have Married Israeli Druze Men of the Golan Heights after the Israeli Occupation in 1967)
Open Journal of Social Sciences,
2017
DOI:10.4236/jss.2017.55021
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