Judith Shuval

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Judith Shuval is affiliated with the following schools: Hunter College, University of Michigan, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Radcliffe College, Harvard University

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According to Wikipedia, Judith Shuval is an Israeli professor emerita of sociology who taught at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, specializing in public health and immigration. Biography Judith Tannenbaum Shuval was born in 1926 in New York City. She attended Hunter College and later earned a bachelor's degree from the Jewish Theological Seminary. In 1949, she immigrated to Israel and worked at the Israel Institute of Applied Social Research. She completed her Ph.D. in sociology from Radcliffe College at Harvard University in 1955. That same year, she was appointed an adviser on immigrant absorption for UNESCO.

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Judith Shuval's Published Works

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Diaspora Migration: Definitional Ambiguities and a Theoretical Paradigm (2000) (226)
Boundary at work: alternative medicine in biomedical settings. (2005) (124)
Migration and stress. (1993) (114)
Entering the well-guarded fortress: alternative practitioners in hospital settings. (2002) (96)
Changing Boundaries: Modes of Coexistence of Alternative and Biomedicine (2004) (74)
Nonconventional medicine in Israel: consultation patterns of the Israeli population and attitudes of primary care physicians. (1997) (71)
The role of models in professional socialization. (1980) (71)
Social functions of medical practice (1970) (71)
Social Dimensions of Health: The Israeli Experience (1992) (66)
Between formal and enacted policy: changing the contours of boundaries. (2005) (66)
Migration to Israel: the mythology of "uniqueness". (1998) (64)
Satisfaction with Family Physicians and Specialists and the use of Complementary and Alternative Medicine in Israel (2006) (57)
The Reconstruction of Professional Identity Among Immigrant Physicians in Three Societies (2000) (54)
Use of complementary and alternative medicine in Israel: 2000 vs. 1993. (2004) (53)
Use of and attitudes toward complementary and alternative medicine among nurse-midwives in Israel. (2010) (53)
From "boy" to "colleague": processes of role transformation in professional socialization. (1975) (40)
Nurses in alternative health care: integrating medical paradigms. (2006) (36)
Professional socialization in dentistry. A longitudinal analysis of attitude changes among dental students towards the dental profession. (1982) (35)
Immigrants on the threshold (1964) (34)
Change and stability: use of complementary and alternative medicine in Israel: 1993, 2000 and 2007. (2011) (32)
Some Persistent Effects of Trauma: Five Years After the Nazi Concentration Camps (1957) (32)
Occupational Continuity and Change among Immigrant Physicians from the Former Soviet Union in Israel1 (1995) (30)
The contribution of psychological and social phenomena to an understanding of the aetiology of disease and illness. (1981) (28)
Entering medicine: The dynamics of transition : a seven year study of medical education in Israel (1980) (28)
The occupational integration of former Soviet physicians in Israel. (1998) (27)
On knowing and believing: prenatal genetic screening and resistance to ‘risk-medicine’ (2008) (27)
Illness: a mechanism for coping with failure. (1973) (26)
Complementary and alternative health care in Israel (2012) (26)
Are Users of Complementary and Alternative Medicine Sicker than Non-Users? (2006) (24)
The dynamics of professional commitment: immigrant physicians from the former Soviet Union in Israel. (1996) (24)
Integrating CAM and Biomedicine in Primary Care Settings (2012) (23)
Midwives Practice CAM: Feminism in the Delivery Room (2008) (23)
Elitism and professional control in a saturated market: immigrant physicians in Israel (1995) (22)
Health in Israel: patterns of equality and inequality. (1990) (22)
Complementary and alternative medicine: Beyond users and nonusers. (2006) (20)
Social functions of medical licensing: a case study of Soviet immigrant physicians in Israel. (1985) (19)
Patient initiatives and physician-challenging behaviors: the views of Israeli health professionals. (1990) (18)
Processes of continuity and change during socialization for medicine in Israel. (1977) (17)
Alternative and Bio-Medicine in Israel: Boundaries and Bridges (2012) (17)
Newcomers and Colleagues: Soviet Immigrant Physicians in Israel (1983) (16)
The Micro-Neighborhood: An Approach to Ecological Patterns of Ethnic Groups (1962) (16)
Health occupations in Israel: comparative patterns of change during socialization. (1979) (16)
Social and psychological factors in Israel's dental health. (1970) (15)
Socialization of health proffessionals in Israel: early sources of congruence and differentiation. (1975) (14)
Self-care in Israel: physicians' views and perspectives. (1989) (14)
Class and Ethnic Correlates of Casual Neighboring (1956) (14)
Emigrant Physicians Evaluate the Health Care System of the Former Soviet Union (1994) (14)
[Consultations with practitioners of alternative medicine]. (1996) (13)
Emerging Patterns of Ethnic Strain in Israel (1962) (13)
Migration, Health, and Stress (2007) (13)
Primary Care and Social Control (1979) (12)
Attempts at professionalization of pharmacy: An Israel case study☆ (1978) (12)
CAM in medical education: has the time come? (2005) (11)
The Effects of One-Stage Full-Mouth Disinfection and Qua-drant-Wise Scaling and Root Planing on Serum Levels of IL-17 and IL-1β and Clinical Parameters (A randomized Controlled Trial Study). (1982) (10)
Gender Differences in the Process of Occupational Integration of Immigrant Physicians in Israel (1999) (9)
Vulnerability to drugs among Israeli adolescents. (1982) (9)
Medical manpower in Israel: political processes and constraints. (1990) (9)
Lay self-care in health: the views and perspectives of Israeli laypeople. (1991) (8)
Soviet immigrant physicians in Israel. (1984) (8)
Credentialling immigrant physicians in Israel. (1998) (8)
The Sociology of Migration in Israel: A Critical View (2017) (7)
Sex role differentiation in the professions: the case of Israeli dentists. (1970) (7)
Perceived Role Components of Nursing in Israel (1963) (7)
Social and Psychological Factors in Dental Health in Israel (1971) (7)
The Role of Ideology as a Predisposing Frame of Reference for Immigrants (1959) (6)
The doctor-patient relationship in an ethnically heterogeneous society (1967) (5)
Immigrants in Turmoil: Mass Immigration to Israel and Its Repercussions in the 1950s and after, by Dvora Hacohen (2005) (5)
Occupational Interests and Sex-Role Congruence (1963) (5)
Social Functions of Medical Practice, Doctor-Patient Relationships in Israel. (1971) (5)
Cross Pressures During Socialization for Medicine (1978) (5)
Manpower pools for three health professions in Israel. (1973) (5)
Collaborative Relationships of Alternative Practitioners and Physicians in Israel: An Exploratory Study (2001) (5)
Social Values and Health Policy: Immigrant Physicians in the Israeli Health-Care System (1996) (4)
Preventive Dental Behavior in Israel: Some Contrasts between a Professional Population and Its Clients (1971) (4)
The Sick Role in a Setting of Comprehensive Medical Care (1972) (4)
Patterned ambivalence in orientations to medical professionals: general practitioners and dentists. (1971) (4)
Social factors conditioning recruitment of nurses in Israel. (1962) (3)
Levels of professionalism in a dual system of dental care. (1971) (2)
Prevention of caries progress in xerostomic patients by topical fluoride applications: a study in vivo and in vitro. (1982) (2)
Self-rejection among North African immigrants to Israel. (1966) (2)
Some Thoughts Concerning Ethics in Dental Research and Practice (1980) (1)
Practicing Alternative Medicine in Israeli Hospitals (2018) (1)
Methods of assessing public attitudes to health. (1967) (1)
Resettlement of Russian Immigrants in Israel: 1989-93 (1994) (1)
Drug Use among High School Students in Israel (1984) (1)
Value Orientations of Immigrants to Israel (1963) (1)
Alternative and Bio-Medicine in Israel (2019) (1)
The Role of Class in Structuring Inter-group Hostility (1957) (1)
The sick role in a setting of comprehensive medical care: 296. (1972) (0)
The New Diasporas: Redefining the Boundaries of Ethnicity (2010) (0)
Interns: From students to physicians: by Emily Mumford. Harvard University Press, 1970, 298 pp. $8.50 (1972) (0)
A comparison of Israeli and American dentists. (1970) (0)
Sociology of Medicine.Rodney M. Coe (1972) (0)
Israel Study of Socialization for Medicine. NCHSR Research Digest Series. Final Report, June 30, 1975 through November 30, 1977. (1978) (0)
Transactions of an international conference. Worldwide concern: better dental care for more people. An international collaborative study. How social surveys were conducted. (1976) (0)
Socialization as Process: Response to a Groundless Critique (1978) (0)
Chapter 9. Midwives Practice CAM: Feminism in the Delivery Room (2019) (0)
Immigrants in Turmoil: Mass Immigration to Israel and its Repercussions in the 1950s and After (review) (2005) (0)
Chapter 10. Integrative Medicine in Family Practice (2019) (0)
Stress and Migration (2014) (0)
Two waves of Russian immigration: comparative reference groups. (1996) (0)
The Israel study of social and psychological factors in dental health (2016) (0)
Alternative Health Care in Israel (2016) (0)

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