פרופ' ארנון אדלשטיין

Muchtar, O. & Edelstein, A. (2025), Policies towards design drugs, Scientific research publishing.

Edelstein, A. (2024). Revenge: the missing category in serial murder typologies,
Psychology 15 (7).

Edelstein, A. (2024). Femicide: A Comprehensive Analysis of the Global Epidemic of Women’s Murders, ebook pro

Edelstein, A. (2024) Revenge: The Missing Category in Serial Murder Typologies. Psychology, 15, 1086-1091

Muchtar, O. & Edelstein, A. (2023). Forest arson: pyro terror or pre judice
Perceptions, Global journal for research analysis

Edelstein, A. (2023). Parricide, Journal of emergency mental health and human resilience, 25 (4).

Edelstein, A. Itzik, L. (2021). The collapse pf semi-legal institutions among Ethiopian immigrants in Israel and their impact on intimate partner Femicide in the community, Sociology Study, 11 (4)_

Edelstein, A. & Itzik, L. (2021). The collapse of semi-legal institutions among Ethiopian immigrants in Israel and their impact on intimate partner femicide in the community, Sociological Study 11 (4), 96-

Edelstein, A. (2020). Cooling off periods in serial murder, Journal of psychology & behavior research 2 (1): 1-15.

Edelstein, A. (2020), Mass murder and serial murder: an integrative look, Ibidem press Colombia university press (USA).

Edelstein, A. (2018). Reducing recidivism with the chances program: Immigrant juvenile delinquents in Israel Journal of sociology study. 8 (5), 79.

Edelstein, A. (2017). Case studies in multiple victims' murder, Juniper online journal of case studies, 2 (44)

Edelstein, A. (2017) Honor killing in Israel, Ethiopian women face high risk of partner violence, In: Idzikowski,L. Honor Killings, Greenheaven publishing: 129-150

Edelstein, A. (2016). Serial murder profiling: our contemporary understanding.
Journal of forensic medicine and legal affairs, 1 (2): 111-

Edelstein, A. (2016). Intimate Partner Jealousy and Femicide Among Former Ethiopians in Israel. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology, 62(2), 21-1

Edelstein, A. (2015). Dissociative identity disorder theory explaining serial murder and murderers, Journal of trauma & Treatment s4:019

Edelstein, A. (2015). Combining psychological and sociological theories for better understanding and explaining crime, a look into serial killing, international journal of emergency mental health and human resilience 17 (03)

Edelstein, A. (2014), Multiple victim's murders, Contento the Semric

Muchtar, O. & Edelstein, A. (2014). Mass media reference to Hit-and-run
accidents in Israel: "Moral panic" or "Media hype"? Humanities (JAH) 3(1): 128-142

Edelstein, A. (2014). The main causes of antisocial behaviors among former- Ethiopian youth in Israel, In: Witztum, E. & Grisaru, N. (2014, Eds.), Social, cultural and clinical aspects of Ethiopian immigrants in Israel, Ben Gurion university press: 153-184.

Edelstein, A. (2014). Re-Thinking typologies of multiple murders: the missing category of serial-mass murder, International Journal of Emergency Mental Health, 16 (2): 122-126.

Edelstein, A. (2014). Book Review: Trends in criminology: Theory, policy and implementation, Israel law review, 37 (2-3).

Edelstein, A. (2014), Intimate partner Femicide against Ethiopian women in Israel, In: Witztum, E. & Grisaru, N. (2014, Eds.), Social, cultural and clinical aspects of Ethiopian immigrants in Israel, Ben Gurion university press: 249-278.

Edelstein, A. (2014) Re-Thinking the conceptual Definitions of Criminal Career and serial criminality, Trauma, Violence & Abuse.

Edelstein, A. (2013). Culture transition, acculturation and intimate partner homicide among the Ethiopian community in Israel, Springer Plus, 2: 338

Edelstein, A. (2013), Intimate Partner Femicide against Ethiopian women in Israel, In: Edelstein, A. & Dugan, M. (eds.), Migration Matters: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Pluralism, Inclusion and Citizenship, Inter-disciplinary press:
153-166

Edelstein, A. (2013) Intimate partner homicide and suicide, In: Natalie Walthrust Jones & Ram Vemuri, Diversity and turbulences in contemporary global migration. U.K: Inter- disciplinary press , ISBN: 978-1-84888- 187-197).

Walsh, S.D., Edelstein, A. & Vota, D. (2012). Suicidal ideation and alcohol
Use among Ethiopian adolescents in Israel. European Psychologist,
17 (2): 131-142.

Edelstein, A. & Dugan, M. (eds.), (2012). Migration Matters: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Pluralism, Inclusion and Citizenship, U.K: Inter-disciplinary Press.

Edelstein, A. (2011), Intimate partner Femicide (IPF) against Ethiopian women in
Israel, In: Soen, D., Shechory, M. & Ben-David, S. (eds.), Minority groups:
Coercion, discrimination, Exclusion, deviance and the quest for equality, Nova science publishers, Inc.: 227-246.

Edelstein, A. (2010), Culture conflict and Suicidal behaviors among Ethiopian youth in Israel, in: Phellas, C. (ed.), Sociological perspectives of health and illness,
Cambridge Scholars publishing: 41-58.

Edelstein, A. (2009). Criminal career and serial criminality: Re- thinking the conceptual definitions, In: Jaishankar, K. international perspectives on crime and justice, Cambridge scholars publishing: 185-206.

Edelstein, A. (2007), Re-Thinking conceptual definitions of the criminal career and serial criminality, In: Jaishankar, K. (ed.), International perspectives on crime and justice, Cambridge scholars publishing: 172-193.

Edelstein, A. (2005), Juvenile delinquency among Ethiopian Jews in Israel, in:
Queloz, N., Repond, F.B., Pittet, D., Brossard, R. & Meyer-Bisch, B. (eds.), Youth
crime and Juvenile justice, Stampfi: 221-238.