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Social work intervention with Bedouin-Arab children in the context of 
blood vengeance. 
PMID:10418118 
PMID:10418118 
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Graham JR 
Department of Social Work Ben Gurion University of the Negev 
Beer-Sheva Israel. 
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Child Welfare 1999 78 2 :283-296 
1999 01 
Type: Journal Article Case Reports 
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Diseases 1 
Blood vengeance is a culturally specific phenomenon that can place 
Bedouin-Arab children at high risk of neglect. This case study examines 
the psychological and social implications of vengeance on children the 
children s coping strategies and the role of social work. The social 
work function includes nonauthoritarianism strategies for forming a 
positive helping alliance and various forms of culturally sensitive 
assessment and intervention. The study therefore yields insight into 
bridging the emic-etic gap in conceptualizing and responding to child 
neglect in a non-Western society. 
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