פרופ' נמרוד לוז

Nimrod Luz, Muslim Pilgrimage Observed, Ruminations on an Emerging Field. In: Religious Pilgrimages in the Mediterranean World. Routledge

Luz, N. Transformations in Islamic Pilgrimage Patterns and Meanings: Piety, Politics, Resistance, and Places of Memory in Islamic Pilgrimage Sites in Israel/Palestine. Religions 2023, 14, 1043.

Luz, N. The Treacherous Road to Sustainable Agriculture: Lessons from Israeli Farmers and the Need to Upscale the Debate. Sustainability 2023, 15, 12388.

1. Luz, N. (2023). The Politics of Sacred Places. A View from Israel/Palestine. London: Bloomsbury Academics.

Nimrod Luz, ReligioCity in Acre: Religious Processions, Parades, and Festivities in a Multi-Religious City, Cities, Volume 127, 2022

Nimrod Luz (2022) Religious Gentrification as Heterarchies of Urban Planning. Numen: International Review for the History of Religions

Luz N. (2021) Unholy Religious Encounters and the Development of Jerusalem’s Urban Landscape: Between Particularism and Exceptionalism. In: Burchardt M., Giorda M.C. (eds) Geographies of Encounter. Palgrave Macmillan, Cham.

Nurit Stadler & Nimrod Luz (2021) The enchanted moments of place: Mythology, rituals and materiality at the saint Mariam Bawardy Shrine, History and Anthropolog

Luz, N. (2020). Pilgrimage and Religious Tourism in Islam. Annals of Tourism Research, 82

Luz, N. (2020). Materiality as an Agency of Knowledge. Competing Forms of Knowledge Concerning Rachel’s Tomb in Tiberias. Journeys. The International Journal of Travel and Travel Writing 21/1

Luz, N. (2020). Materiality as an Agency of Knowledge, Journeys, 21(1), 63-84. Retrieved Aug 19, 2021

Nimrod Luz, Medieval Jerusalem: Forging an Islamic City in Spaces Sacred to Christians and Jews, by Jacob Lassner, The English Historical Review, Volume 134, Issue 569, August 2019, Pages 946–947,

Nimrod Luz & Nurit Stadler (2019) Religious urban decolonization: new mosques/antique cities, Settler Colonial Studies, 9:2, 284-300

Luz, N. and Stadler, N. (2019) Religious Urban Decolonization: New Mosques/Antique Cities. Colonial Settler Society, 9, 284-300.

Luz, N. (2019) Reconstructing the Urban Landscape of Mamluk Jerusalem: Spatial and Sociopolitical Implications. In: R. Amitai and S. Connerman (eds.), The Mamluk Sultanate from the Perspective of Regional and World History Economic, Social and Cultural Development in an Era of Increasing International Interaction and Competition, (pp. 123-148). Gottingen: V&R Unipress and Bonn University Pres

Luz, N. (2018) The Holy Land from the Mamluk Sultanate to the Ottoman Empire. In: R. Hoyland and H. Williamson (eds.), The Oxford Illustrated History of the Holy Land, (pp. 230-257). Oxford: Oxford University Press

Luz, N. & Collins-Kreiner, N. (2018). 5 Judaism and Tourism Over the Ages: The Impacts of Technology, Geopolitics and the Changing Political Landscape: . In R. Butler & W. Suntikul (Ed.), Tourism and Religion: Issues and Implications (pp. 51-67). Bristol, Blue Ridge Summit: Channel View Publications.

Luz, N. (2016). Scripting Mamluk Cities: Insider’s Look, Explorations into Landscape Narratives. The Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, series 3, 26/1-2, 72-78

Luz, N. (2014). Reading Mamluk Cities: Culture and the Urban Landscape. Cities and Urbanism of the Pre-Modern Middle East. New York: Cambridge Studies in Islamic Civilization, Cambridge University Press.