<p>Chapter 1. Introduction: The Israeli Stage for Context-Informed Perspective on Child Risk and Protection (Dorit Roer-Strier, Yochay Nadan).- Chapter 2. The Evolving Concept of Risk and Israel’s Child Policy (Nofar Mazursky, Asher Ben-Arieh).-Chapter 3. Context-Informed Research on Child Risk and Protection: Principles and Challenges (Ibtisam Marey-Sarwan, Natalie Ulitsa).- Chapter 4. Risk Complexity—Culture and Identity in Migration: The Case of Ethiopian Jews(Michal Gatenio-Kalush, Shelly Engdau-Vanda, and Naomi Shmuel).- Chapter 5. Seeing Eye to Eye? Perception of Risk and Protection of Social Workers and Parents Regarding Children of EthiopianOrigin (Shelly Engdau-Vanda, Michal Gatenio-Kalush, and Bat-Hen Karni).- Chapter 6. Parental and Professional Perspectives of Child Risk and Protection in Israel’s Ultra-Orthodox Community (Rivka Keesing, Netanel Gemara, and Mani Pollak).- Chapter 7. Many Children, Many Risks? Listening to the Voices of Families with Many Children from the Ultra-Orthodox (Haredi) Community in Israel (Hannah Bartl, Heidi Keller, Natali Zohar, and Nira Wahle).- Chapter 8. Perceptions of Risk and Protection among French Immigrant Mothers in Israel (Noémie Bloomberg, Yan Serdtse, and Dorit Roer-Strier).-Chapter 9. Parental and Professional Perspectives of Child Risk and Protection in Unrecognized Bedouin Villages in the Naqab: An Intersectionality-InformedApproach (Ibtisam Marey-Sarwan and Galit Meir).- Chapter 10. Child Risk and Protection: Perceptions of One-and-a-Half Generation Immigrant Parents from the Former Soviet Unionand Israeli Social Workers (Natalie Ulitsa, Lital Yona, Anna Gogonsky, and Dorit Roer-Strier).- Chapter 11. Challenging Social Workers’ Envisioned Definitions of Child Neglect: Perspectives of Mothers Living in an ImpoverishedNeighborhood (Lital Yona).- Chapter 12. “Permanent Temporariness:” Eritrean Refugees and Social Workers’ Perceptions of Israeli Policies and Their Implicationsfor Family Well-Being (Lior Birger).- Chapter 13. Children’s Rights, Protection and Access to Justice: The Case of Palestinian Children in East Jerusalem (Bella Kovner).-Chapter 14. Young Children’s Perspectives of Risk and Protection (Yael Ponizovsky-Bergelson, Yael Dayan, Ibtisam Marey-Sarwan, Dorit Roer-Strier, and Nira Wahle).- Chapter 15. Disclosing Sexual Abuse in Religious Communities in Israel:Lessons Learned by the Research Group on Child Sexual Abuse (Dafna Tener, Amitai Marmor, Efrat Lusky Weisrose, Aya Almog-Zaken, Tsofnat Melamed Filtser, and Shosh Turjeman).- Chapter 16. An Ultra-Orthodox Researcher: Oxymoron or Opportunity? A Typology of Appearances of Conflicting Identities of an Insider Researcher (Netanel Gemara).- Chapter 17. A Context-Informed Approach to the Study of Child Risk and Protection: Lessons Learned and Future Directions (Yochay Nadan and Dorit Roer-Strier).</p>
