List of Publications

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​Books

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• Lavee, Einat (2022). The Hidden Tier of Social Services: Frontline Workers’ Provision of Informal Resources in the Public, Nonprofit and Private Sectors. Elements series in Public and Nonprofit Administration. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
   

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Articles

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• Atrash, Afnan, Lavee, Einat, Wilkis, Ariel and Strier, Roni. (2022). “Lone Motherhood, Poverty and the Meaning of Money.” Affilia- Journal of Women and Social Work.

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• Lavee, Einat and Kaplan, Amit (2022).“Invisible Work at Work and the Persistence of Gender Inequality in Organizations.” Gender, Work & Organization.
   

• Lavee, Einat, Meler, Tal and Shamshoum, Madlen (2022). “Dangerous Vulnerability: Simultaneous Prohibition and Coercion in Palestinian-Israeli Single Mothers’ Relationships with Men”, Journal of Social and Personal Relationships.
   

• Lavee, Einat & Guy, Itzchakov (2022). “Good listening: A key element in establishing quality in qualitative research”, Qualitative Research.
   

• Lavee, Einat (2022). “Hybrid Entitlement: Welfare Recipients’ Perceptions of Entitlement to Social Rights”, Journal of Social Policy.
   

• Lavee, Einat, Dallal, Edlin & Strier, Roni (2022). “Noncitizenship and Economic Exclusion: An Intersectionality Theoretical Perspective”, Journal of Family Issues.
   

• Lavee, E. (2022). Walking the Talk of Social Equity? Street-Level Bureaucrats’ Decisionmaking About the Provision of Personal Resources. The American Review of Public Administration, 52(1), 3-14.
   

• Levanon, Asaf, Lavee Einat and Strier, Roni (2021). “Explaining the Factors Shaping the Likelihood of Poverty among Working Families by Using a Concurrent Mixed Method Design”, Social Indicators Research 157(3), 1089-1109.
   

• Lavee, Einat  & Megged, Amos (2021). "Learning from Poor Single Women’s Autonomous Households in Mexico in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries", The History of the Family 26:2, 288-312.
   

• Lavee, Einat (2021). ״Who’s in charge? The provision of informal personal resources at the street level״, Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory, 31 (1): 4-20.
   

• Lavee, Einat. (2020). “Low-income breadwinning Israeli mothers negotiating economic survival: The exchange of sex for material resources”, in: Kuronen, Marjo et al., (eds.), Women, vulnerabilities and welfare service systems. Routledge.
   

• Lavee, Einat & Pindek, Shani (2020). "The Costs of Customer Service Citizenship Behaviors: A Qualitative Study", Frontiers in Psychology, 11: 460.
   

• Nouman, Hani, Levin, Lia & Lavee, Einat (2020). "Working through barriers: Shaping social workers’ engagement in policy practice", British Journal of Social Work, 50 (4): 1107-1125.
   

• Lavee, Einat & Strier, Roni (2019). “Transferring emotional capital as coerced discretion: Street-level bureaucrats reconciling structural deficiencies”, Public Administration, 97 (4): 910-925.
   

• Lavee, Einat & Cohen, Nissim (2019). "How street-level bureaucrats become policy entrepreneurs: The case of urban renewal in Israel", Governance: An International Journal of Policy and Administration, 32 (3): 475-492.
   

• Lavee, Einat, Cohen, Nissim & Nouman, Hanni (2018). "Reinforcing Public Responsibility?  Influences and Practices in SLBs’ Engagement in Policy Design", Public Administration 96 (2): 333-348.
   

• Lavee, Einat (2018). "The Ideal of 'Good Motherhood' under Changing Social Policies amongst Mothers Living in Poverty", Social Security 103: 93-112 (Hebrew).
   

• Lavee, Einat & Strier, Roni (2018). “Social Workers' Emotional Labour with Families in Poverty: Neoliberal Fatigue?” Child and Family Social Work, 23 (3): 504-512.
   

• Lavee, Einat, Fogiel-Bijaoui, Silvia and Benjamin, Orly (2018). "Introduction to the Special Issue", Social Security103: 5-25 (Hebrew).
   

• Lavee, Einat & Benjamin, Orly (2017). “Between Social Rights and Human Rights: Israeli Mothers’ Right to be Protected from Poverty and Prostitution”, Journal of Comparative Family Studies, 48 (3): 315-326.
   

• Lavee, Einat (2017). "Care Work as Shaping Low-income Mothers’ Survival Strategies in Consumer Society." In: Brayer-Garev, Rona, Ulmert, Dana, Kazzin, Orna and Yofi Tirrosh (Eds). Capitalism and Gender, Jerusalem: The Van Leer Jerusalem Institute.
   

• Lavee, Einat (2017). “Low-Income Women’s Encounters with Social Services: Negotiation over Power, Knowledge and Respectability”, British Journal of Social Work, 47 (5): 1554-1571.
   

• Lavee, Einat (2016). "The Neoliberal Mom: How Discursive Coalitions Shape Low-Income Mothers’ Labor Market Participation", Community, Work and Family, 19 (4): 501-518.
   

• Lavee, Einat & Benjamin, Orly (2016). ""I've got no Choice": Low-Income Mothers' Emotional Management of Caring Crisis", Journal of Family Issues, 37 (7): 997-1021.
   

• Lavee, Einat (2016). "Exchanging Sex for Material Resources: Reinforcement of Gender and Oppressive Survival Strategy”, Women’s Studies International Forum, 56: 83-91.
   

• Lavee, Einat & Benjamin, Orly (2015)."Working-Class Mothers' School Involvement: A Class-Specific Maternal Ideal?", The Sociological Review 63: 608-625.
   

• Lavee, Einat & Offer, Shira (2012). "“If You Sit and Cry No One Will Help You”: Understanding Perceptions of Worthiness and Social Support Relations among Low-Income Women under a Neo-Liberal Discourse", The Sociological Quarterly 53:374-393.

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