Ethical and strategic issues in organizational social network analysis

Article Abstract:

This article discusses the ethical problems that can arise when applying social network analysis. The author examines the ethical issues that arise in both academic study and managerial practice settings, addressing ways in which the ethical problems can be recognized and properly addressed.

Public affairs, Ethics, Analysis, Ethical aspects, Organizational change, Social networks, Social science research

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Gender identities and social action: Arab and Jewish women in Israel

Article Abstract:

The centrality of gender identity among the two groups, Jewish and Arab Israeli women is examined. The relationship between salience of gender identity and social action is discussed.

Gender identity, Women, Jewish, Jewish women

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