Hilla PeretzPh.D.

Human Resource Management & Organizational Behavior

עברית

Selected Publications

Journal articles, books, and book chapters. For citation information and the wider publication record, see my Google Scholar.

Journal articles

Book & book chapters

  • In press

    Naseraldin, H., Peretz, H., & Biron, M.

    Sewing Together Tradition and Technology: Redesigning Rewards and Work in a Galilean Druze Garment Factory

    In The Global Human Resource Management Casebook (4th ed.). Routledge

  • 2024

    Biron, M., & Peretz, H.

    Redesigning the Production Floor and Reward System in a Food Production Company: HRM Considerations

    In The Global Human Resource Management Casebook (3rd ed., pp. 160–169). Routledge

  • 2021

    Peretz, H., & Knappert, L.

    The cultural lens

    In The Oxford Handbook on Contextual Approaches to Human Resource Management (pp. 24–59). Oxford University Press

  • 2020

    Parry, E., & Peretz, H.

    E-HRM and Performance

    In Encyclopedia of Electronic HRM (pp. 35–39). De Gruyter

  • 2015

    Rosenblatt, Z., Peretz, H., & Kremer-Hayon, L.

    Teacher participation in decision making in the Israeli school system

    In Do teachers wish to be agents for change? Will principals support them? (pp. 151–168). Sense

  • 2013

    Peretz, H.

    Information Technology Systems in the HR Area

    In Global Trends in Human Resource Management (pp. 214–236). Palgrave Macmillan

  • 2009

    Peretz, H.

    Organizational training: A multi-dimensional and multi-cultural approach

    VDM Publishing. ISBN 9783639143065

  • 2009

    Zelniker, T., Hertz-Lazarowitz, R., Peretz, H., Azaiza, F., & Sharabany, R.

    Arab and Jewish students’ participatory action research at the University of Haifa: A model for peace education

    In Peace education in conflict and post-conflict societies: comparative perspectives (pp. 198–216). Palgrave Macmillan

  • 2006

    Hertz-Lazarowitz, R., Azaiza, F., Peretz, H., Zelniker, T., Kupermintz, H., & Sharabany, R.

    Students’ national identity as explaining the perception of the university as a place of coexistence or conflict

    In Youth in Israel, 2005 (pp. 159–176). University of Tel Aviv (in Hebrew)

Academic record updated October 2026.