Publications

 

Books & special issues

 

 

2019 Eizenberg Efrat (ed): “Large Urban Developments and the Future of Cities” special issue in Urban Planning

2017 Jabareen Yosef,  Eizenberg Efrat (eds.): “Social Sustainability and Justice” special issue in Sustainability

2016 Drilling Matthias, Eizenberg Efrat, Stanley Janet, Boon Thong Lee, Wesener Andreas (eds.): “Paradigm Shifts in Urban Planning” special issue in Urban Planning 1(4) 

2013   Efrat Eizenberg: From the Ground Up: Community Gardens in New York City and the Politics of Spatial Transformation. Surrey, Ashgate.

 

 

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Articles

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Shilon Mor & Eizenberg Efrat: Advancing Behavioral Mapping a Step Forward: Meeting Urban Planning’s Objectives. International Journal of Qualitative Methods (online)

• Shilon Mor & Eizenberg Efrat: Advancing Behavioral Mapping a Step Forward: Meeting Urban Planning’s Objectives. International Journal of Qualitative Methods (online)
• Gershon-Coneal, Ori, Eizenberg, Efrat and Jabareen Yosef: The New Urban Neighbor: Residential Large Urban Developments and urban social relations. Cities, 151, 2024
• Gershon-Coneal, Ori, Eizenberg, Efrat and Jabareen Yosef: Living in Residential Large Urban Developments: Critical Understanding of the Housing Experience. Critical Housing Analysis 11(1), 31-45, 2024
• Eizenberg Efrat and Jabareen Yosef: Reflexive Urbanism Framework: A New Approach for Understanding post-COVID19 Urbanism. Town Planning Review, 95(4), 2024
• Gershon-Coneal Ori, Eizenberg Efrat and Jabareen Yosef: The digital power of the tower: digital communication technologies and dwelling experience in residential large urban developments. Journal of Housing and the Built Environment, 1-18, 2024
• Eizenberg Efrat: The problem of “power” in planning theory. Planning Theory 22 (4), 462-464, 2023
• Eizenberg Efrat, Jabareen Yosef and Zilberman Omri: Planning by Scale: The Role of Perceived Scales in Determining Residential Satisfaction. Journal of Planning Education and Research, 43(4), 829-840, 2023
• Teff-Seker Yael, Segre Hila, Eizenberg Efrat, Orenstein Daniel, and Shwartz Assaf: Factors influencing farmer and resident willingness to adopt an agri-environmental scheme in Israel. Journal of Environmental Management, 302, 114066, 2022 
• Eizenberg Efrat, Jabareen Yosef, Arviv Tamir and Arussy Dalya: Urban Space of Recognition: Design for Ethno-Culturally Diversity in the German Colony, Haifa. Journal of Urban Design 27 (2), 205-224, 2022.
• Hirsh Helly, Eizenberg Efrat and Jabareen Yosef: Spatial routinization and a ‘secure base’ in displacement processes: Understanding place attachment through the security-exploratory cycle and urban ontological security frameworks. Journal of Environmental Psychology, 75:101612, 2021.
• Arviv Tamir and Eizenberg Efrat: Residential coexistence: Anonymity, etiquette and proximity in high-rise living. Urban Studies 58, no. 16, 3247-3264, 2021.
• Jabareen Yosef and Eizenberg Efrat: The failure of urban forms under the COVID-19 epidemic: towards a more just urbanism. Town Planning Review, 92(1):57-64, 2021.
• Jabareen Yosef and Eizenberg Efrat: Theorizing urban social spaces and their interrelations: New perspectives on urban sociology, politics, and planning.  Planning Theory, 20(3), 211-230, 2021.
• Shilon Mor and Eizenberg Efrat: Experiencing vertical living: Affects, atmospheres, and technology Planning Theory, 20(2), 121-142, 2021.
• Hirsh Helly, Eizenberg Efrat and Jabareen Yosef: A New Conceptual Framework for Understanding Displacement: Bridging the gap displacement Literature between the Global South and the Global North. Journal of Planning Literature, 35(4): 391-407, 2020. 
• Shilon Mor and Eizenberg Efrat: Critical Pedagogy for the New Planner: Mastering an Inclusive Perception of ‘The Other’. Cities, 97: 102500, 2020. 
• Eizenberg Efrat: Large-Scale Urban Developments and the Future of Cities: Possible Checks and Balances. Urban Planning, 4(4):1-3, 2019.
• Eizenberg Efrat, Orly Greni-Sasson and Shilon Mor: Urban Morphology and Qualitative Topology: Open Green Spaces in High-Rise Residential Developments. Urban Planning, 4(4):73-85, 2019.
• Jabareen Yosef, Eizenberg Efrat and Helly Hirsh: Urban landscapes of fear and safety: The case of Palestinians and Jews in Jerusalem. Landscape and Urban Planning, 189: 46-57, 2019.
• Eizenberg Efrat. One Landscape, Multiple Meanings: Revisiting Contemporary Discourses on Urban Community Gardens. Built Environment, 44(3):326-338, 2018.
• Eizenberg Efrat. Patterns of self-organization in the context of urban planning: Reconsidering venues of participation. Planning Theory, 18(1):40-57, 2019.
• Garfunkel Dorit and Eizenberg Efrat. Individualization of Urban Struggles. Israeli Sociology, 19(2):74-98, 2018.
• Eizenberg Efrat, Orenstein Daniel and Hagit Zimroni. Back to the (visualization) laboratory: using focus groups to generate qualitative and quantitative results. Journal of Planning Education and Research, 38(3):345-358, 2018.
• Moran Mika, Eizenberg Efrat and Plaut Pnina: Getting to know a place: Built environment walkability and children’s spatial orientation. IJERPH, 14(607), 2017.
• Zimroni Hagit, Eizenberg Efrat and Orenstein Daniel. Between Cultures of Natures and Communities of Knowledge: Expert Knowledge and Local Knowledge Regarding Perceptions of Mount Carmel Forest. Israeli Sociology, 18(2):125-146, 2017.
• Jabareen Yosef, Eizenberg Efrat and Omri Zilberman. Conceptualizing Urban Ontological Security: ‘being-in-the-city’ and its Social and Spatial Dimensions. Cities, 68:1-7, 2017. 
• Fenster Tovi and Eizenberg Efrat. Planning with communities in regeneration projects: Towards a gendered civic capacity. Gender, Place, and Culture, 23(9):1254-1269,  2016.Eizenberg Efrat and Jabareen Yosef. Social Sustainability: A New Conceptual Framework. Sustainability, 9(68): 1-16, 2017.
• Eizenberg Efrat and Shilon Mor: Pedagogy for the new planner: Refining the qualitative toolbox. Environment and Planning B, 43(6): 1118-1135, 2016.
• Orenstein Daniel, Zimroni Hagit and Eizenberg Efrat. The Immersive Visualization Theater: A new tool for ecosystem assessment and landscape planning. Computers, Environment and Urban Systems,  54: 347-355, 2015.
• Efrat Eizenberg and Nir Cohen: Reconstructing urban image through cultural flagship events: The case of Bat-Yam. Cities, 42: 54-62, 2015.
• Eizenberg Efrat and Fenster Tovi: Reframing urban controlled spaces: Community gardens in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv-Jaffa. ACME, 14(4): 1132-1160, 2015.
• Efrat Eizenberg: Soziale Proteste in Israel: die Eroberung neuer sozialer Räume, PROKLA 166, 2012.
• Efrat Eizenberg: The Changing Meaning of Community Space:  Two models of NGO management of community gardens in New York City. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 36(1): 106-120, 2012.
• Efrat Eizenberg: Actually Existing Commons: Three Facets of Space of Community Gardens in New York City. Antipode, 44(3): 764-782, 2012.

 

 

 

Book Chapters

 

2020   Michowiz Setton Hilla and Eizenberg Efrat: “How I Met My Neighbor: Planning for Spontaneous Playful Interactions through Public Screens.” In: Rajendran Lakshmi and Odeleye Nezhapi-Delle (Eds.) Mediated Identities in the Futures of Place: Emerging Practices and Spatial Cultures, Springer (pp. 115-132

 

 

 

2019   Jabareen Yosef and Eizenberg Efrat: “The City as a Construct of Risk and Security.” In: Keith Jacobs and Jeff Malpas (Eds.) Philosophy and the City Interdisciplinary and Transcultural Perspectives. Rowman and Littlefield International Limited (pp. 205-216).

 

2019  Eizenberg Efrat: “The foreseen future of urban gardening.” In: Chiara Certomà, Martin Sondermann, Susan Noori (Eds.) Urban Gardening: The Struggles of Social and Spatial Justice in Europe. Manchester University Press (pp. 154-165).

2018   Alon Mozes Tal, Eizenberg Efrat: “Mediterranean Urban Agriculture.” In: Joshua Zeunert, Tim Waterman (Eds.) Routledge Handbook of Landscape and Food, Routledge (pp. 183-194). 

2017   Fenster Tovi, Eizenberg Efrat: “Gendered Civic Capacity in Urban Regeneration.”  In: Tula Amir (ed.) Tamrurot: Feminism and Space in Israel. Modan (Hebrew)

2016    Efrat Eizenberg, Tappert Simone, Thomas Nicola and Zilans Andis: “Political-economic urban restructuring: urban allotment gardens in the entrepreneurial city.” In: Bell, S., Fox-Kämper, R., Keshavarz, N., Benson, M., Caputo, S., Noori, S., & Voigt, A. [Eds.] Urban Allotment Gardens in Europe, Routledge (pp 94-116).

2015  Carmon Naomi and Eizenberg Efrat: “Neighborhood.” In: James D. Wright [ed.], International Encyclopedia of the Social & Behavioral Sciences, 2nd edition, Vol 16. Oxford: Elsevier. (pp. 437–442).

 

2014     Efrat Eizenberg: “The Urban Park: the social, environmental and the in-between.” In Izhak Schnell, Anda Rosenberg and Gilad Ronnen [Eds.] Sustainability Considerations in Urban Parks Design in Israel. Pardes (Hebrew)

 

2013     Efrat Eizenberg: “Just Urban Regeneration: A theoretical Model towards Environmental Justice,” in Tali Hatuka and Tovi Fenster [Eds.] The Planning Discourse in Israel, Where to? Resling Press (Hebrew).

 

2011     Efrat Eizenberg: “The Politics of Cultural Diversity in the Neoliberal City: Community Gardens in New York,” in Haim Yacobi and Tovi Fenster [Eds.] Remembering, Forgetting and the Production of Space, Jerusalem: Van Leer Press. (Hebrew)

 

2010     Efrat Eizenberg: “Remembering Forgotten Landscapes: Community Gardens in New York City and the Reconstruction of Cultural Diversity,” in Tovi Fenster and Haim Yacobi [Eds.] Remembering, Forgetting and City Builders, London: Ashgate (pp 7-26).

 

 

Case Reports

2015    Orenstein D, Eizenberg E, and Zimroni H: “The use of full-immersion visualization for assessing stakeholder perceptions of ecosystem services in the Carmel Forest” Ministry of Environmental Defense.

 

2015     Eizenberg, E., Kulka, T., Shilon, M. [Eds.]: “Urban Regeneration: evaluating strategies and models for renewing urban spaces“,” Scientific report.

 

2012    Fenster, T., Kulka, T., Eizenberg, E., Misgav, C.: “Opportunity: Residents Planning Themselves, Second Phase” Scientific report written for the Strategic Planning Agency, Bat Yam Municipality, Israel.

 

2011    Fenster, T., Eizenberg, E., Kulka, T., Misgav, C., Butbul, R: “Opportunity: Residents Planning Themselves,” Scientific report written for the Strategic Planning Agency, Bat Yam Municipality, Israel.

 

2010      Eizenberg Efrat: “Report on the Ethiopian Immigrants Farm in Bat Yam,” Scientific report written for JDC Israel.

 

2002     Saegert, S, Winkel, G., Benitez, L., Chang, C., Eizenberg, E., Extein, M., and TS Hsieh: “Report on the Clinton HDFCs,” Scientific report written for the Clinton Seed Fund.

 

Other Publications

2013    Eizenberg Efrat: “Edna Gorney, Exploited and Protected: Ecofeminist Theory of Nature’ Culture and Society in Israel.” Hagar, 11(1): 173-176.

 

2012   Eizenberg Efrat: “Soziale Proteste in Israel: die Eroberung neuer sozialer Räume,” PROKLA ,166.

 

2005   Saegert, S., Benitez, L., Eizenberg, E., Extein, E., Hsieh, T.S., and C. Chang: “The Promise and Challenges of Co-ops in a Hot Real Estate Market,” Shelterforce, 142.

 

2004   Saegert, S., Benitez, L., Eizenberg, E., Hsieh, T.S., and M. Lamb: “Participatory Evaluation: How it Can Enhance Effectiveness and Credibility of Nonprofit Work,” The Nonprofit Quarterly, 11(1).