Fenster, T., and Yacobi, H. (Eds.), (2006). The Israeli City or Cities in Israel?. Hakibutz Hameuchad and Van Leer Institute Jerusalem (Hebrew)   

                                        Yacobi, H. and Cohen, S. (Eds), (2006). Separation – the Politics of Israeli Space. Xargol, Tel Aviv (Hebrew).

                                         Yacobi, H. (Ed.), (2004). Constructing a Sense of Place: Architecture and the Zionist Discourse. Ashgate, London

 

1.      Yacobi, H., (2007 forthcoming). "Yesha is (also) here: borders and territorialization in the core".  In: Degani, Z. amd Katz, I., (Eds.) Ketrt; Jerusalem (Hebrew).

2.      Yacobi, H., (2006). "Words and Place". In: Kalush, R., and  Hatuka, T., (Eds.): Architecture Culture. Resling (Hebrew).

3.      Yacobi, H., (2004). "On Urban Iconoclasm". In: Yacobi, H., (Ed.). "Constructing a Sense of Place: Architecture and the Zionist Discourse". Ashgate, London.

4.      Yacobi, H., (2004). "Whose Planning - Whose Order: Introduction". In: Yacobi, H., (Ed.). "Constructing a Sense of Place: Architecture and the Zionist Discourse". Ashgate, London. 

5.      Yiftachel, O., and Yacobi, H. (2003). "Control, Resistance and Informality: Urban Ethnocracy in Beer Sheva, Israel. In: Roy, A., and Alsayyad, N., (Eds.) Urban Informality. Lexington Books. 209-239

6.      Yacobi, H., (2007 forthcoming). "From Urban Panopticism to Spatial Protest: the case of the "Mixed Town" of Lydda". In: Rabinowitz, D., and Monterescu, D., Mixed Towns, Trapped Communities: Historical Narratives, Spatial Dynamics Gender Relations and Cultural Encounters in Ethnically Mixed Towns in Israel/Palestine, Ashgate, London

7.      Yacobi, H., (2007: forthcoming). "Academic Fortress: the Planning of the Hebrew University Campus on Mount Scopus". In Perry, D., and Wiewel, W., (Eds.): Urban Universities and Development: the International Experience. Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, Cambridge.

8.      Yiftachel, O. and Yacobi, H. (2005) 'Walls, Fences and 'Creeping Apartheid' in Israel/Palestine', Chapter 9, In Sorkin, M. (Ed.) Writing against the Wall, Greenwood Press, New York (in press).

                                1.          Yacobi, H. (2008: accepted) “The Third Place: Architecture, Nationalism and the Postcolonial Gaze", Teorya u-Bikoret, 32 (Hebrew).

                                 2.         Yacobi, H. and Shechter, R. (2006).Rethinking Cities in the Middle East: Political economy, Planning and the Lived Space, The Journal of Architecture. 499-515

                                 3.         Shechter, R. and Yacobi, H. (2005). Introduction, Cities, 22 (3), 183-188

                                 4.         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, 6 (2), 191-211.

                                 5.         Yacobi, H. and Tzfadia, E. (2004) “On the Construction of Territorial Identity: Nationalism and Space among Migrants in Lod”, Teorya u-Bikoret, 24. 45-71. (Hebrew).

                                 6.         Yacobi, H., (2004) "Form Follows Metaphors: The Case of the New Israeli High Court Building in Jerusalem". The Journal of Architecture, 233-253.

                                7.         Yacobi, H., (2004). "Social Exclusion, Housing Environment and Tolerant Planning: The Case of the Jahelin Bedouin Tribe". Hagar - International Social Science Review. 69-84

                                 8.         Yacobi, H., (2004). "From Supreme Court to Temple of Justice: Exploring the Meaning of the Supreme Court Building in Jerusalem". Alpaim. 73-93 (Hebrew).

                                 9.         Yacobi, H., (2004). "From Urban Panopticism to Spatial Protest". Surveillance and Society, 2 (1), 55-77.

                               10.       Yiftachel, O., and Yacobi, H. (2004), "Urban Ethnocracy: Ethnicization and the Production of Space in an Israeli Mixed City", Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 21(6)  673 - 693

                               11.       Yacobi, H., (2003). "The Architecture of Ethnic Logic: Exploring the Meaning of the Built Environment in the "Mixed" City of Lod - Israel", Geografiska Annaler 84 B, 171-187.

                               12.       Yacobi, H., (2003). "Everyday Life in Lod: On Power, Identity, and Spatial Protest in a Mixed City". Jamaa (10) 69-110. (Hebrew).

                               13.       Tzfadia, E., Yacobi H., Yiftachel, O., (2002). "The Shifting Sands of Urban Politics, Planning and Identities: a Review Essay". Geopolitics 7 (3), 183-194. 

                               14.       Yiftachel, O. and Yacobi, H., (2002). "Planning a Bi-National Capital: Should Jerusalem Remain United?". Geoforum 33, 137-145.

 

1.       Yacobi, H., (2002). Book Review: "Habitus: A Sense of Place", edited by Hillier, J., and Rooksby, E. Geography Research Forum, 143-144.

2.       Yacobi, H., (2002). Book Review: "Israeli Planners and Designers: Profiles of Community Builders", edited by Forester, J., Fischler, R., and Shmueli, D. Urban Studies, 1944-1946.

3.       Yacobi, H., (2000), Exhibition Review: "Molds of Their Homeland – Symbols of Identity in the Works of Asam Abu Shakra and Tsibi Geva", Hagar 2 145-150