ד"ר תמיר ארביב

Efrat Eizenberg, Yosef Jabareen, Tamir Arviv & Dalya Arussy (2022). “Urban space of recognition: design for ethno-cultural diversity in the German Colony, Haifa”. Journal of Urban Design, 27(2), 205-224.

Arviv, Tamir and Efrat Eizenberg (2021): “Residential coexistence: Anonymity, Etiquette, and Proximity in High-Rise Living.” Urban Studies 58(16), 3247-3264.

Bisaillon, Laura, El Shami, Lina, Frascà, Paulo, Montange, Leah, Zambenedetti, Alberto, and Arviv, Tamir (2019): “Everyday Geographies, Geographies in the Everyday: Mundane of Mobilities Made Visible.” ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies 18(4), 1025-1053.

Arviv, Tamir (2018). “Reframing Jewish Mobilities: De-nationalized/Non- territorialized, Racialized and Hybrid Identities among Israeli Migrants in Canada.” Mobilities, 14(2), 173-187.

Arviv, Tamir (2018). “The Stepbrothers from the Middle East’: Negotiations of Racial Identity among Jewish-Israeli Migrants in Toronto.” Social and Cultural Geography 19(7), 935-954.

Arviv, Tamir (2017). “Fear, Imaginations and Public Representations of ‘Western Citizenship’ among Jewish-Israeli Activists in Toronto.” ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies 16(3),383-404.

Arviv, Tamir and David Fisher (2016).“From Colonial Geographic Imagination to Anti-Colonial Geographic Memory in Israel/ Palestine”. Human Geography, A New Radical Journal 9(1),15-18.

Articles or Chapters in Scientific Book - Arviv, Tamir and Symon Wilson-James (2020): “Mobilities and Citizenship”. The Routledge International handbook of Gender and Feminist
Geographies. Routledge: Abingdon, England.

Entries in Encyclopedias: 

ilvey, Rachel, Symon Wilson-James, and Tamir Arviv (2018): “Migration, Gender, Cities”, in A.M Orum (Ed.), The Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia of Urban and Regional Studies. Wiley-Blackwell.

Other Scientific Publications: Arviv, Tamir (2017). “Immigrant Experiences in North  merica: Understanding Settlement and Integration.” The Canadian Geographer 61(3):
55-6.

Submitted Publications: Arviv, Tamir and Efrat Eizenberg (under review). “A new form of public
space? interaction across ethnic divides in a High-rise Residential Complex’s park.” Accepted to Landscape and Urban Planning.