Books & Monographes

  1. T. Fenster "Participation in the Settlement Planning Process - the Case of the Bedouin in the Israeli Negev", Progress in Planning, 1993, London, Pergamon Press, Vol. 39 (3) pp.167-242


  2. T. Fenster (Ed.) (1999) Gender, Planning and Human Rights, Routledge, London


  3. T. Fenster (2004) The Global City and the Holy City – Narratives of Knowledge, Diversity and Planning, London, Pearson


  4. T. Fenster (2006) Between Two Cities: Everyday Life in the Global and the Holy City, Hakibbutz Hameuhad and Van Leer Institute, Jerusalem (in Hebrew)


Refereed Articles

  1. 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)


  2. T. Fenster, (1995) Participation as a Political Process in Enforced Resettlement Projects, Geography Research Forum, Vol. 15, (pp. 33-48)


  3. 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.


  4. 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.


  5. 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)


  6. T. Fenster, (1998) Ethnicity , Citizenship and Gender : expressions in space and planning, Gender, Place, Culture, 5(2),
    pp.177-189


  7. T. Fenster, (1997) Relativism vs. Universalism in Planning for Minority Women in Israel, Israel Social Science Research, 2(2), pp.75-96


  8. T. Fenster, (1999) Space for Gender: cultural roles of the forbidden and the permitted Society and Space, Vol. 17,pp.227-246


  9. T. Fenster, (1999) “On Particularism and Universalism in Modernist Planning - mapping the boundaries of social change” Plurimondi, Vol. 2, pp.127-146


  10. 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


  11. 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)


  12. T. Fenster, (2003) ‘Separated Spaces – Shared Spaces in Jerusalem Today’, Treballs de la Societat Catalana de Geographia, No. 56, pp. 61-78 (in English)


  13. 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


  14. T. Fenster (2004) ”Belonging, Memory and the Politics of Planning in Israel”, Social and Cultural Geography, Vol. 5 (3), pp. 403-417


  15. Fenster, T. (2004) ‘Gendered and Cultural Diversity in Israeli Society and Space, Horizons in Geography, Vol. 60-61, pp. 375-383


  16. 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


  17. 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)


  18. Fenster, T. (2005) Identity Issues and Local Governance: Women’s Everyday Life in the City, Social Identities, Vol. 11 (1), pp. 23-39


  19. 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


  20. 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


  21. 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


  22. Fenster, T. (2007) 'Reinforcing Diversity: From the 'Inside' and the 'Outside' Gender , Place and Culture Vol.14(1), pp. 43-49




Chapters in Books

Published in Refereed books

  1. 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


  2. 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


  3. 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.


  4. 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


  5. 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


  6. 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


  7. 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


  8. Fenster, T. (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


  9. 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


  10. 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


  11. 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)


  12. Fenster, T. (2005) Gender, Religion and Urban Management: Women’s everyday life in the city, In: Morin, K. and Guelka, J. K. (eds) Women, Religion, Space