Prof. Tomer Einat

BOOKS

(Author)

1. Einat, T. (2005). Incarcerated language: The life and words between the prison walls. Tel-Aviv and Jerusalem: Shoken Publishers.

2. Einat, A. & Einat, T. (2007). Accusation script: Learning disabilities, school truancy, and delinquency. Tel-Aviv: Hakibutz Hameuchad Pubishing House.

3. Cabalion, G., Einat, T., Shavit, G. & Shoham, S. G. (2009). Crimes and Punishments: An introduction to penology and criminal justice. Kiriat-Bialik: Ach Publishing House.

4. Einat, T. & Einat, A. (Eds.) (2009). Voices from within the prison walls: Anthology of prisoners' works. Jerusalem: Carmel Publishing House.

5. Einat, T. & Chen, G. (2010). Women's prison: The backyard of Israeli society. Tel-Aviv: Resling Publishing House.

6. Einat, T. & Malki, S. (2016). The Inclusion and its Breakdown. Glilit Publishing house.

7. Einat, T. & Nardimon, S. Exposing themselves genuinely: A glimpse into the subculture of club strippers. Resling Publishing House (In Press) (Heb).

 

CHAPTERS IN BOOKS

1. Einat, T. (2002). Imposition and enforcement of criminal fines in Israel. In: G. Carley (Ed.), MBU International note - use and enforcement of fines. UK Home Office: Research Development Statistics, Ministerial Briefing Unit.

2. Einat, T. (2005). Soldiers, sausages, and deep sea diving: Language, culture and coping in Israeli prisons. In: A. Liebling & S. Maruna (Eds.), The effects of imprisonment (pp. 285-305). Callompton, Devon: Willan Publishing.

3. Crewe, B. & Einat, T. (2007). Argot. In: Y. Jewkes & J. Bennett (Eds.), Dictionary of prisons and punishment (pp. 16-17). Cullompton, Devon: Willan Publishing (A peer-reviewed entry).

4. Einat, T. (2007). Homosexuality in prison. In: Y. Jewkes & J. Bennett (Eds.), Dictionary of prisons and punishment (pp. 121-122). Cullompton, Devon: Willan Publishing (A peer-reviewed entry).

5. Einat, T. The history of fines. In: D. Weisburd (Ed.), Encyclopedia of criminology and criminal justice. New York: Springer.

6. Einat, T. (2014). Sex in prison: International contexts. In: C. D. Marcum & T. L. Castle (Eds.), Sex in prison: Myths and Realities. Boulder, CO: Lynne Rienner Publishers.

7. Einat, T. Love, warmth, and sexual gratification or, rather, manipulation of power and abuse: Female inmates' attitudes toward same-sex sexualrelationships in a maximum-security prison. In: F. Columbus (Ed.), Prisons, population, health conditions and recidivism. Nova Science Publishers, Inc (In Press).

8. Einat, T. & Chen, G. (2016). Physical and Mental Health Issues of Israeli Women Inmates. In: C. Reeves (Ed.), Experiencing Imprisonment. London, UK: Routledg3.

9. Einat, T. & Becker, G. Crime and punishment in Israel. In: W. G. Jennings (Ed.), The encyclopedia of crime and punishment. Wiley-Blackwell (In Press).

10. Einat, T. Conjugal Visits. In: R. Kerley., H. Copes., S. De Li., J. Lane & S. Sharp (Eds.), The Encyclopedia of Corrections. Oxford, UK: Wiley-Blackwell (In Press). 

11. Einat, T. Experiences of male partners of female prisoners. In: M. Hutton & D. Moran (eds.), Handbook of prison and the family. London: Palgrave MacMillan (invited chapter) (in press).

12. Adamchuk, I. & Einat, T. Put a focus on the right and wrong: Prisoners’ radio as a rehabilitative mechanism – a theoretical and empirical review. In E. Elisha., A. Zelig & U. Timor (eds.), Pathways on the way back: Rehabilitation of criminals and prisoners. (in press) (Invited chapter) (Heb.).

13. Yaron-Antar, A., Parchev, O. & Einat, T. From discipline to bio-power in prisons: Ethical perspectives and the place of the clinical criminology in criminal enforcement and punitive systems in an era of neo-liberalism (invited book chapter). In: Y. Idisis., P. Silfan. & L. Cohen-Raz (eds.), Clinical Criminology (in press) (Invited chapter) (Heb.).

 

ARTICLES IN REFEREED JOURNALS/PERIODICALS

1. Einat, T. (1999). The Israeli prison argot - a central characteristic of the prison subculture. Society and Welfare, 19, 337-358.

2. Einat, T. (1999). How effective is criminal fine enforcement in the Israeli criminal justice system? Israel Law Review, 33, 322-338.

3. Einat, T. (2000). Inmate argot as an expression of prison subculture: The Israeli case. The Prison Journal, 80, 309-325.

4. Einat, T. (2002). Criminal fine enforcement in Israel: Administration, difficulties, and recommendations. Bar Ilan Law Studies, 19(1), 167-204.

5. Einat, T. (2002). Shock-incarceration programs in the Israeli sanctioning policy: Toward a new mode of punishment. Israel Law Review, 36(1), 147-177.

6. Einat, T. (2004). Criminal fine enforcement in Israel: Administration, policy, evaluation, and recommendations. Punishment & Society, 6(2), 175-194.

7. Einat, T. (2005). The attitudes and practices of Israeli adult probation officers regarding the use of the criminal fine. The Prison Journal, 80(2), 204-222.

8. Einat, T. & Wall, A. (2006). Language, culture, and behavior in prison: The Israeli case. The Asian Journal of Criminology, 1(2), 173-189.

9. Einat, T. & Einat, A. (2007). Learning disabilities among Israeli adult male inmates. Glimpse into Prison, 11, 52-63.

10. Einat, T. & Einat, A. (2007). Learning disabilities and delinquency: A study of Israeli prison inmates. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology, 52(4), 416-434.

11. Einat, T. (2008). Sentencing rationales, judicial discretion, and the practices of criminal fines in Israel. Journal of Criminal Justice, 36(5), 444-452.

12. Einat, T. & Einat, A. (2008). Difficulties in reading-writing abilities and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) among Israeli prison inmates: An exploratory study. Society & Welfare, 28(2-3), 247-267.

13. Einat, T. & Einat, A. (2008). Systematic disabilities of learning disabilities: A qualitative and quantitative analysis of the relations between learning disabilities, school dropout, and criminal behavior. Issues in Special Education and inclusion, 23(2), 5-18 ordered financial obligations. Criminology & Public Policy, 7(1), 9-36.

14. Weisburd, D., Einat, T. & Kowalski, M. (2008). The miracle of the cells: An experimental study of interventions to increase payment of court ordered financial obligations. Criminology & Public Policy, 7(1), 9-36.

15. Chen, G. & Einat, T. (2009). Criminal patterns and drug addiction among female-inmates. Glimpse into Prison, 12, 50-61.

16. Einat, T. (2009). Inmate harassment and rape: An exploratory study of seven maximum- and medium-security male prisons in Israel. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology, 53(6), 648-664.

17. Weisburd, D., Einat, T. & Kowalski, M. (2009). Does deterrence work after all? The threat of incarceration as a means of increasing payment of court-ordered financial obligations. Glimpse into Prison, 12, 86-103.

18. Einat, T. & Chen, G. (2010). To be silent or not to be silent - this is the question: Gossip and informers among female-prison inmates. Glimps into Prison, 13, 15-31.

19. Einat, T. & Herzog, S. (2011). Understanding the relationship between perceptions of crime seriousness and recommended punishment: An exporatory comparison of adults and adolescents. Criminal Justice Series: A Critical Journal of Crime, Law, and Society, 24(1), 3-21.

20. Einat, T., Parchev, O., Litvin, A., Michaeli, A. & Zelikovich, G. (2011). Letting the fox guard the chicken coop: Oversight, transparency, and violation of human rights in the Israeli penal system. Criminal Justice Series: A Critical Journal of Crime, Law, and Society, 24(3), 255-268.

21. Lallo, M. & Einat, T. (2011). To punish or not to punish: Students' attitudes toward the punishment of offenders. Glimpse into Prison, 14, 199-213.

22. Einat, T. & Herzog, S. (2011). A new perspective for delinquency: Culture conflict measured by seriousness perceptions. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology, 55, 1072-1095.

23. Einat, T. (2011). Inmates say 'no' to homosexual relationships in prison: An exploratory study. Israeli Criminology, 1, 55-88.

24. Einat, T. & Chen, G. (2012). Female inmates' perspectives toward consensual same-sex sexual relationships in an Israeli prison. International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice, 36(1), 25-44.

25. Einat, T. & Chen, G. (2012). Gossip in a mzximum-security female prison - an exploratory study. Women and Criminal Justice, 22(2), 108-134.

26. Einat, T. & Chen, G. (2012). What's love got to do with it? Sex in a female maximum-security prison. The Prison Journal, 92(4), 484-505.

27. Einat, T. (2013). Rape and consensual sex in male Israeli prisons: Are there differences with Western prisons? The Prison Journal, 93(1), 80-101.

28. Einat, T. Correctional boot camps: A proposal for an innovative change in the Israeli punitive system policy. Criminality and Social Deviance. (In Press).

29. Einat, T. The subculture of Israeli jails: Customs, values, behavioral codes, and lingo. Criminality and Social Deviance. (In Press).

30. Einat, T. & Livnat, Z. (2013). Words, Values, and identities: The Israeli argot (jargon) of prisoners. Israeli Studies in Language and Society, 6(1): 31-58.

31. Einat, T. & Rabinovitz, S. (2013). A warm touch in a cold cell: Inmates' views of conjugal visits in a maximum-security women's prison in Israel. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology 57(12): 1522-1545.

32. Einat, T. & Einat, A. (2015). To learn or not to learn - this is the question: Learning disabled inmates' attitudes toward school, scholastic experiences, and onset of criminal behavior. The Prison Journal, 95(4), 423-448.

33. Einat, T., Ben-Simon, M. & Gilboaa, A. (2015). The impact of relaxing music on prisoners' level of anxiety and anger. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology, 59(4): 406-423.

34. Einat, T., Aviram, I. & Rabinovitz, S. (2015). Barred from each other: Why normative husbands remain married to incarcerated wives - an exploratory study. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology, 59(6), 654-679.

35. Malki, S. & Einat, T. (2015). The inclusion and its breakdown: Major problems regarding the integration of learning-disabled pupils in regular educational frameworks. Dapim, 60: 170-198.

36. Einat, T. & Michaeli, N. (2015). Justice, justice you shall pursue: THe relationship between participation in altruistic and anonymous acts of grace and abstention from criminal behavior among adolescents at risk. Glimpse to Prison, 17, 88-105.

37. Einat, T. (2015). The Wounded Healer: Self-Rehabilitation of Prisoners through Providing Care and Support to Physically and Mentally Challenged Inmates. Journal of Crime and Justice, 40(2), 1-18. 

38. Einat, T. & Herzog, S. (2016). Moral judgment, crime seriousnessm and the relations betweenthem: An exploratory study. Crime & Delinquency, 62(4), 470-500

39. Einat, T., Parchev, O., Litvin, A., Michaeli, A. & Zelokovich, G. (2016). Oversight and transparency in the Israeli penal system. The Prison Journal, 96(2), 167-190.

40. Zemel, O., Ronel, N. & Einat, T. (2016). The impact of introspection and resilience on abstention and desistance from delinquent behavior among adolescents at risk. The European Journal of Criminology, 13(1), 111-128.

41. Einat, T., Einat, A., Gura, M. & Segev, A. (May 2016). No illiterate or poor-reader Prisoner should be left behind: Teaching Non-Native Criminal Prisoners to Read through Cognitive Processing of Emotions. Journal of Correctional Education.

42. Michaeli, N. & Einat. T. (2016). Personal development and empowerment of adolescents at-risk by way of altruistic and anonymous activity: A qualitative perspective. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology, 62(1): 73-88. 

43. Einat, T. & Chen, G. (2017). To punish or not to punish - that is the question: Attitudes of criminology and criminal justice students in Israel toward punishment. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology, 61(3), 347-367

44. Einat, T., Einat, A., Gura, M. & Segev, A. (2017). The impact of bibliodidactics on success in learning to read among non-native criminal inmates. The Prison Journal, 97(4), 475-495.

45. Einat, T., Einat, A., Gura, M., & Segev, A. (2017). From Genesis to Leviticus (to Reading): The Impact of Bibliodidactics on Success in Learning to Read among Criminal Inmates. Israeli Criminology, 6: 183-205. 

46. Heller, R. & Einat, T. (2017). Does peer-mentoring assist in self-medication? A qualitative analysis of the attitudes of mentor-prisoners working in a unique "mind and body" prison center. Israeli Criminology, 6: 121-150.

45. Einat, T. & Malki, S. (2018). To include or not to include – this is the question: Attitudes of inclusive teachers in Israel toward the inclusion of pupils with learning disabilities in elementary schools. Education Citizenship and Social Justice, 13(1): 65-80. 

48.Hukugli, Z., Einat, T. & Liebling, A. (2018). Rhizomatic spaces and the therapeutic potential of music in prison: A qualitative meta-synthesis. Qualitative Research in Psychology, 15(1): 1-28. 

49. Einat, T., Einat, A., Gura, M. & Segev, A. (2018). Prisoners reading themselves: The perceived impact of the personal story – as a tool for learning reading – on the emotional and social world of illiterate prisoners. Dapim, 68, 165-190.

50. Sulliman, N. & Einat, T. (2018). Does work-stress change personalities? Working in prison as a personality-changing factor among correctional officers. Criminal Justice and Behavior, 45(5), 628-643. 

51. Einat, T. & Davidian, M. (2019). 'There is no sincerer love than the love of food' (George Bernard Shaw, 1903): The meaning of food and its uses in prison subculture. European Journal of Criminology, 16(2), 127-146   

52. Zemel, O., Ronel, N. & Einat, T. Criminal spin, self-control and the desistance from crime among juvenile delinquents: Determinism versus free will in a qualitative perspective. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology. DOI: 10.1177/0306624x18781208. 

53. Einat, T. & Moshe, K. Anaconda, Jet Fuel, White Robes, and Miaow Miaow: The Argot of Women Prisoners. The Prison Journal (In Press).

54. Einat, T. & Sulliman, N. Prison Changed Me – And I Just Work There!: Personality Changes Among Prison Officers. The Prison Journal (In Press).

55. Cantini Vaisman, D. & Einat, T. Mental Health Outcomes for Female Inmates without a Mental Disorder: Imprisonment and Post-release Effects of Confinement with Women with a Mental Illness. The Prison Journal. [ISI: IF: 1.319; 5 YEAR=1.878; R=29/58 in Criminology and Penology; Q2; SJR: Q1 in social sciences and]. (In press).

56. Rosenfeld, M. & Einat, T. Petitions of prisoners: Evaluation of the effectiveness of the legal process. Hukim Law Journal. (In press). 

57. Einat, T. Nardimon, S & Yaron-Antar, A. Exposing a handbreadth and concealing too much: An analysis of the subculture of club strippers in Israel. Society & Welfare. (In press).

58. Tayar, L. Einat, T. & Yaron Antar, A. The Long-Term Effects of Solitary Confinement from the Perspective of inmates. The Prison Journal (In press).

59. Yaron-Antar A., Einat, T., Sheffer, L., Shinkarenko, E. & Bergman Levi, T. Murderers who are not guilty by reason of insanity: Demographic, criminal and psychiatric characteristics. Israel Journal of Psychiatry and Related Sciences (In press).

60. Zemel, E., Einat, T., Ronel, N. & Ben-Aharon, M. Psychological acceptance, perceived locus of control and abstention or desistence from criminal behavior among at-risk adolescents. Journal of Offender Rehabilitation (In press).

61. Einat, T. & Granot, N. The course of true love never did run smooth”:
Ex-Inmates’ Attitudes toward Heterosexual Romantic Relationships. The Prison Journal (In press).

62. Einat, T. & Toys, S. Blind Justice or blind justices? On punitive discrimination of Arab criminal defendants in Israel. Critical Criminology (In press).

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