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Grandparent-grandchild relationships in Israel
 — a comparison between different Jewish religious groups
Author(s)Ahuva Even-Zohar
Journal titleJournal of Intergenerational Relationships, vol 13, no 1, 2015
PublisherTaylor and Francis, 2015
Pagespp 75-88
Sourcehttp://www.tandfonline.com
KeywordsMulti generation families ; Grandparents ; Grandchildren ; Family relationships ; Religious groups [elderly] ; Judaism ; Israel.
AnnotationThis article is a review of studies concerning the effect of religiosity on the relationships between grandparents and grandchildren in Israeli Jewish society. The main findings of the studies indicated that religious grandparents are more involved with grandchildren in the context of transmitting traditions, knowledge, values and behaviours. However secular grandparents provided more instrumental support for their grandchildren than Haredi grandparents. In addition, adult religious grandchildren provided more assistance to their grandparents than secular grandchildren. The few differences that were found between religious and secular grandparents indicate the universality of the grandparenthood role and its importance for all grandparents. (JL).
Accession NumberCPA-150605231 A
ClassmarkSJC: SW: SW5: DS:SJ: F:TR: TUW: 7H6

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