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Friedman-Peleg, Keren (Forthcoming). The Promised (Home)Land: The Domestic and National Allegiance to “Building Resilience”. In: Auslander, Leora, Federica Francesconi and Joshua Teplitsky (Eds.). The Jeiwsh Home: Dwelling on the Domestic, the Familial and the Lived-In. Pennsylvania: The University of Pennsylvania Press.

Friedman-Peleg, Keren (2020). The “Vulnerable Hero” and His Wife: PTSD and Questions of Care in Contemporary Israel. NASHIM: A Journal of Jewish Women’s Studies and Gender Issues 37: 14-36.

Friedman-Peleg, Keren (2018). Between the Spheres: Re-thinking Intimacy through National Trauma. In: Sasson-Levi Orna and Edna Lumsky-Feder (Eds.), Gender at the Base: Women, Men and Military Service in Israel. Tel-Aviv: Van-Leer Jerusalem Institute and HaKibbitz HaMeuchad: 291-315 [Heb.]

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Friedman-Peleg, Keren (2016). The Trauma Discourse Between the State, the Market and Civil Society: The Story of the Israel Trauma Coalition (ITC). In: Davidovich, Nadav, Rakefet Zalashik and Michal Alberstein (Eds.), Trauma and Memory in Israel: Between Collective and Individual Experiences. Tel-Aviv: HaKibbitz HaMeuchad: 549-578. [Heb.]

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