Recent Publications

• Fenster, Tovi. (2018). “ Creative destruction in urban planning procedures: the language of ‘renewal’ and ‘exploitation’, Urban Geography, https://doi.org/10.1080/02723638.2018.1500244
• Fenster, T. (2018). “The Micro-Geography of a Home as a Contact Zone: Urban Planning in Fragmented Settler Colonialism” Planning, Theory and Practice, https://doi.org/10.1080/14649357.2018.1500627
• Fenster , T. and Schlesinger Rachel Roni (2018) “The Home as a Contact Zone: Performative Strategies and Practices in Promoting Israeli-Palestinian Recognition” Liminalities: A Journal of Performance Studies, 14(3): 64-83
• Fenster, T. and Kulka, T.(2016),  ‘Whose Knowledge, Whose Power in Urban Regeneration Projects with Communities?’, Geografiska Annaler, B
• Fenster, T. and Eisenberg E.(2016) Planning with Communities: Towards Gendered Civic Capacity ?, Gender, Place and Culture,  published online: January, 2016: DOI: 10.1080/0966369X.2015.1136818
• Fenster, T. and Eisenberg E.(2016) Planning with Communities: Towards Gendered Civic Capacity ?, Gender, Place and Culture,  published online: January, 2016: DOI: 10.1080/0966369X.2015.1136818
• Botbul-Tal, R. Fenster, T. and Kulka T.(2015)  ‘Academy-Community Partnership: Challenges and Changes in Urban Regeneration’, Journal of Higher Education, Outreach and Engagement, Vol. 19(3), pp. 63-88
• Fenster, T. and Misgav, C. (2015)  The Protest within the Protest : Political Spaces of Feminism and Ethnicities in the 2011 Israeli Protest Movement, Women Studies International Forum
• Eisenberg, E. and Fenster, T. (2015) Reframing urban controlled spaces: Community gardens in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv-Jaffa, ACME, an International Journal for Critical Geographies, 14 (4), 1132-1160
• Eisenberg, E. and Fenster, T. (2015) Reframing urban controlled spaces: Community gardens in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv-Jaffa, ACME, an International Journal for Critical Geographies, 14 (4), 1132-1160
• Fenster, T. (2014) Do Palestinians Live Across the Road? Address and the Micro-Politics of Home in Israeli Contested Urban Spaces, Environment and Planning A, Vol. 46, pp. 2435-2451
• Fenster, T. and Misgav, C.(2014) Memory and Place in Participatory Planning, Planning, Theory and Practice , Vol. 15 (3), pp. 349-369
• Alfasi, N. and Fenster, T. (2014) Between socio-spatial and urban justice: Rawls' principles of justice in the 2011 Israeli Protest Movement, Planning Theory ,Vol. 13 (4), pp.407-427
• Misgav, C and Johnston, L (2014). "Dirty dancing: The (non)fluid geographies of a queer night club in Tel Aviv". Social & Cultural Geography DOI: 10.1080/14649365.2014.916744
• Fenster, T. and Hamdan, H. (2013)Gender and Feminist Geographies in the Middle East,Gender , Place and Culture,Vol.20, 4, 528-546
• Fenster,T. (2013), Moving between Addresses: Home and Belonging for Israeli Migrant and  Palestinian Indigenous Women over 70, Home Cultures,10: 2, pp. 159-188
• Fenster, T. (2013) , (Gendered) Feelings and Urban Policies in Jerusalem : Everyday Conflictive Spaces, Hagar – Studies in Culture, Polity and Identities, Vol. 11(1) pp. 63-81
• Blumen, O. Fenster, T. Misgav, C. (2013), ‘The Body within   Home and Domesticity – Gendered Diversity’,  Hagar – Studies in Culture, Polity and Identities Vol. 11(1), pp. 6-19
• Hamdan-Saliba, H. and Fenster, T. (2012) Tactics and Strategies of Power: The Construction of Spaces of Belonging for  Palestinian Women in Jaffa-Tel Aviv , Women Studies International Forum, 35, pp. 203-212
• Tovi, F., Manor, I., "Spatial Citizenship as a Negotiation Process: The Gay Community in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem" in Israeli Sociology 12(1), 2010. pp.7-28

Refereed Articles

•  T. Fenster, (1993) ’Gender Differences and their Implications on Planning and Development’, Studies in the Geography of Isreal, Vol. 14, pp. 286-302 (in Hebrew)
• T. Fenster, (1995) Participation as a Political Process in Enforced Resettlement Projects, Geography Research Forum, Vol. 15, (pp. 33-48)
• T. Fenster, (1996) Ethnicity and Citizen Identity in Development and Planning for Minority Groups, Political Geography, Vol. 15,(5), (pp. 405-418) Butterworth-Heinemann Ltd.
• T. Fenster, (1997) Spaces of Citizenship for the Bedouin in the Israeli Negev, Progress in Planning, Vol. 47(4), (pp.291-306)Elsevier Science Ltd.
• T. Fenster, (1998) ‘Gender, Space and Planning: The Bedouin Settlements in the Negev, Israel, Studies in the Geography of Israel, Vol. 16, pp. 229-254 (in Hebrew)
• T. Fenster, (1998) Ethnicity , Citizenship and Gender : expressions in space and planning, Gender, Place, Culture, 5(2),pp.177-189
• T. Fenster, (1997) Relativism vs. Universalism in Planning for Minority Women in Israel, Israel Social Science Research, 2(2), pp.75-96
• T. Fenster, (1999) Space for Gender: cultural roles of the forbidden and the permitted Society and Space, Vol. 17,pp.227-246
• T. Fenster, (1999) “On Particularism and Universalism in Modernist Planning – mapping the boundaries of social change” Plurimondi, Vol. 2, pp.127-146
• T. Fenster, (2002) “Planning as Control – Cutlural and Gendered Manipulation and Mis – Use of Knowledge” Hagar – International Social Science Review, Vol.3(1), pp.67-84
• T. Fenster, (2003) ‘Local Knowledge and Professional Knowledge- The Gendered Dilemma in The Planning of the Bedouin Settlements in the Negev, Merhavim, Vol.5, pp. 115-124 (in Hebrew)
• T. Fenster, (2003) ‘Separated Spaces – Shared Spaces in Jerusalem Today’, Treballs de la Societat Catalana de Geographia, No. 56, pp. 61-78 (in English)
• T. Fenster. (2004) ‘Globalization, Gendered Exclusions and City Planning and Management: Beyond Tolerance in Jerusalem and London’, Hagar- Studies in Culture, Polity and Identities, Vol.5(1), pp.85-104
• T. Fenster (2004) ”Belonging, Memory and the Politics of Planning in Israel”, Social and Cultural Geography, Vol. 5 (3), pp. 403-417
• Fenster, T. (2004) ‘Gendered and Cultural Diversity in Israeli Society and Space, Horizons in Geography, Vol. 60-61, pp. 375-383
• Alfasi, N. Fenster, T. (2005) ‘A Tale of two cities: Jerusalem and Tel Aviv in the age of globalization’, Cities, Vol. 22, No. 5, pp. 351–363
• Alfasi, N. Fenster, T. (2005) ‘The National City and the Global City: Tel Aviv and Jerusalem in the Age of Globalisation’, Israeli Sociology, Vol. 2, pp. 265-293 (in Hebrew)
• Fenster, T. (2005) Identity Issues and Local Governance: Women’s Everyday Life in the City, Social Identities, Vol. 11 (1), pp. 23-39
• Fenster, T. and Yacobi, H. (2005) ‘Whose City is it? On Urban Planning and Local Knowledge in Globalizing Tel Aviv-Jaffa ’, Planning, Theory and Practice, Vol. 6(2), pp. 191-211
• Fenster, T. (2005) ‘The Right to the Gendered City: different formations of belonging in Everyday life’ The Journal of Gender Studies Vol. 14(3), pp. 217–231 (View Item)
• Fenster, T. and Vizel, I. (2006) 'Practices of Belonging in a Reality of Deportation: African Churches in Tel Aviv -Jaffa' Hagar: Studies in Culture, Polity and Identities Vol.7(1), pp.7-24
• Fenster, T. (2007) 'Reinforcing Diversity: From the 'Inside' and the 'Outside' Gender , Place and Culture Vol.14(1), pp. 43-49
• 1. Fenster, T.(2009) Cognitive Temporal (CT) Mapping: The Three Steps Method in Urban Planning, Planning, Theory and Practice,10, 4, pp. 479-498
• Martigani, F and Misgav, C (2011). "Next Year in Tel-Aviv": Queering the Representations from the "Inside" and the "Outside". Bollettino Della Societa Geografica Italiana XIII Vol IV: 61-71. (in Italian).
• Hamdan-Saliba, H. and Fenster, T. (2012) Tactics and Strategies of Power: The Construction of Spaces of Belonging for  Palestinian Women in Jaffa-Tel Aviv , Women Studies International Forum, 35, pp. 203-212

Chapters in Books – Published in Refereed Books

• Fenster, T. (2018), ‘Jerusalem’s Imaginaries in the Neo-Liberal City: Re-Visiting Visual Representations in the ‘Holy City’” In: Helmuth Berking, Silke Steets, Jochen Schwenk, (Eds.) Religious Pluralism and the City– Inquiries into Postsecular Urbanism, Bloomsbury, London
• Fenster, T. (2017), ‘Urban Citizenship’, The Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia of Urban and Regional Studies
• T. Fenster, (2006) ‘Gender Relations in Israeli City: The Case of Jerusalem’ In: Fenster, T. and Yacobi, H. (eds) Israeli City or City in Israel? Issues of Identity, Meaning and Power, Hakibbutz Hameuhad and Van Leer Institute, Jerusalem (in Hebrew)
• T. Fenster, (2005) Gender, Religion and Urban Management: Women’s everyday life in the city, In: Morin, K. and Guelka, J. K. (eds) Women, Religion, Space
• T. Fenster, (2005) ‘Space and Cultural Meanings’. Ph. Essed, D.T. Goldberg & A. Kobayashi (Eds). A Companium to Gender Studies, Madden, MA, USA; Oxford, UK: Blackwell Publishers. pp. 467-474
• T. Fenster, (2005) “Gender and Belonging in the City” in: Nelson, L. and Seager, J. (Eds.) A Companium on Feminist Geography, Blackwell, pp. 242-256
• T. Fenster, (2004) On Belonging and Spatial Planning in Israel, In: Yacobi, H. (Ed). Constructing a Sense of Place: Architecture and the Zionist Discourse, Ashgate, pp. 285-302
• T. Fenster, (2001) “Planning, Culture, Knowledge and Control: Minority Women in Israel” In: Yiftachel, O. Little, J. Hedgcock, D. Alexander, I.(Eds) The Power Of Planning Kluwer, Dordrecht, pp.77-90
• T. Fenster, (1999) “Introdcution: Gender, Planning and Human Rights” In: Fenster, T.(Ed.) Gender, Planning and Human Rights,Routhladge, London (10,000 words), pp. 3-24
• T. Fenster, (1999) Gender ,Human Rights and Planning (as control) for Minority Women in Israel In: Fenster, T.(Ed.) Gender ,Planning and Human Rights Routhladge, London, pp. 39-54
• T. Fenster, (1997) Multiculturalism in Israeli Society, in: Burayidi,M. (ed.) Global Multicultluralism, national multiculturalism: Lessons of Experience University Press of America, Lanham.pp. 139-152
• T. Fenster, (1997) Planning for the Ethiopian Jews in the Negev: issues of ethnicity and citizen identity, in: Meir, A. and Yiftacheal, O.(eds.) Ethnic Frontiers and Pheripheries: Landscapes of Development and Inequality in Israel Westview Press.
• T. Fenster, (1997) Ethiopian Women Migrants into Israel: the loss of space and body? In: Lentin, R. (Ed.) Women and Catastrophe Zed Books, London, pp. 225-240
• T. Fenster, (1996) Ethnicity, Citizenship and Gender – expressions in space and planning – the Israeli experience, in:Gradus, Y. and Lifshitz, G. (Eds.) The Mosaic of Israeli Geography, Westview Press, pp. 45-52