ד"ר אורית ברשטלינג

Bershtling, O. (2023). “Mom Calling the Commanding Officer”: The Changing Relationship Between Mothers and Their Sons Serving in Israel Defense Forces. Armed Forces & Society.

Bershtling, O. & Strier, R. (2022). Mama's Boy?: Mother-son relationships as a resource for masculinity construction. Journal of Gender Studies

Bershtling, O., Komem, M. & Pesach, N. (2020). The politics of care: Critical reflection in social work. In M. Kromer-Nevo, I. Weiss-Gal & R. Strier (Eds.). Critics in Action: Critical Practices in Israeli Social Field. Tel-Aviv: Resling (In Hebrew).

Bershtling, O. & Strier, R. (2018). "Mother wolf": Motherhood between the private and public sphere. Lavie, E., Fogel-Bizawi, S. & Binyamin, O. (Eds.). Social Security, 103,137-156 (In Hebrew).

Bershtling, O. & Somer. E. (2018). The micro-politics of a new mental condition: Legitimization in Maladaptive Daydreamers' discourse. The Qualitative Report, 23(8), 1983-2002.

Preis, H., Prager, M. & Bershtling, O. (2018). Abortion among adolescents in Israel: Intervention and Health behavior outcomes. Health & Social Work, 43(4), 243-252

Bershtling O, Doron I, Werner P, Laish-Shamir A. The Right to Health in Old Age: Israeli Professionals’ and Older Persons’ Perspectives. The International Journal of Aging and Human Development. 2016;83(4):468-490.

Bershtling, O., & Doron, I., Verner, P. & Laish-Shamir, A. (2016). "The right to health": Qualitative analysis of the old clients and the professionals' perspectives. The International Journal of Aging and Human Development, 83 (4), 468-490.

Strier, R. & Bershtling, O. (2016). Professional resistance in social work: Counter practices assemblages. Social work, 61 (2), 111-118.

Bershtling, O. (2014). "Speech creates a kind of a commitment": Queering Hebrew. In L. Zimman, J. Davis, & J. Raclaw (Eds.). Queer Excursions: Retheorizing Binaries in Language, Gender and Sexuality. N.Y.: Oxford University Press. 35-61

Bershtling, O. (2012). "All is Gendered": On the role of Hebrew in constructing transgender's body and identity. Israeli Sociology, 14 (1), 135-156. (In Hebrew).