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Subjective Obligation to Obey the Police in Diverse Societies: A Social Resistance Perspective
Roni Factor
, Maria Trotsky
Institute of Criminology
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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Diverse Society
100%
Social Resistance
100%
Obligation to Obey
100%
Subjective Obligation
100%
Jews
60%
Ultra-Orthodox Jews
40%
Ethiopian
40%
Minority Groups
40%
Self-perceived
40%
Muslims
40%
Majority Group
40%
Perceived Obligation
40%
Israeli
20%
Demographic Characteristics
20%
Former Soviet Union
20%
Delinquent Behavior
20%
High-risk Behavior
20%
Marginalization
20%
Self-help
20%
Work-based
20%
Public Compliance
20%
Public Cooperation
20%
Muslim Immigrants
20%
Compliance with the Law
20%
Everyday Resistance
20%
Procedural Justice
20%
Self-anger
20%
Arts and Humanities
Subjective
100%
Police
100%
Minority Groups
80%
Majority
60%
Orthodox Jews
40%
Jews
40%
Judaism
20%
Law
20%
U.S.S.R.
20%
Delinquents
20%
Social Sciences
Police
100%
Jews
80%
Minority Groups
80%
Law
20%
Immigrant
20%
U.S.S.R.
20%
Social Exclusion
20%
Self Help
20%
Delinquent Behavior
20%
Procedural Justice
20%