ד"ר נועה הייזלר רובין

Hysler-Rubin, Noah (2023), Ha'tichnun ha'ironi shel Yerushalayim, 1948—1968: Bein ha'ir ve'haleom basiach hatichnuni (The urban planning of Jerusalem, 1948-1968: Between City and State in planning discourse), Jerusalem Books Series: Jerusalem 1948-1973, Yad Ben-Zvi Research Institute, Jerusalem.

Jerusalem Reconsidered: Two Capitals, One Undivided City (2021), A joint paper authored by Israeli and Palestinian members of the Geneva initiative (53 pp.).

Hysler-Rubin, Noah (2021), “Come to Netanya: A New Reading of Israel's Planning History”, in Omer Bartov (ed.), Israel-Palestine – Lands and People, Berghahn Books, pp. 137—156.

Els Verbakel, Noah Hysler-Rubin, Zvi Efrat (2020), The Israeli Urban Field: Israel 100 Report no. 2, written as part of the Israel-100 Initiative.

Hysler-Rubin, Noah (2018), Shimur B'Israel: Tochen U'maase) Conservation in Israel, Content and Practice), written for Emek Shaveh (Hebrew and English).

Hysler-Rubin, Noah (2017), "Mikre Yerushalayim: Ma sheyotseh kesherotsim letachnen bira veshochachim et ha'ir", blog Hasadna le'historya Hevratit ("The Case of Jerusalem: What happens when you try to plan a capital and forget the city", The social history workshop blog), Haaretz, June 2017.

Marie Noël Tournoux, Karim Hendili, Juliana Glassco, Michael Turner, Patricia M. O’Donnell, Noah Hysler‐Rubin, Juliana Forero, Françoise Descamps, Ana Pereira Roders, Loes Veldpaus (2015), Urban Heritage Study, World Heritage Centre UNESCO Internal Review.

Hysler-Rubin, Noah (2013), Planning the Future, Reading the Past: The dynamic planning history of Tel Aviv, Urban History 39 (4) 114-135.

Hysler-Rubin, Beer-Sheva 2030: Matarot, Ye'adim veprograma ekronit (Beer-Sheva 2030 goals and general program), Hysler-Rubin, Noah (2012), Beer-Sheva Planning History: official report submitted to the Ministry of Interior as part of the requirements for stage I of the new masterplan, together with Arch. Naor Mimar, May 2012 (30 pp.).

Blunt, Alison, Bonnerjee, Jayani, Hysler-Rubin, Noah, Lahiri, Shompa (2012), Introduction, in Blunt, Alison, Bonnerjee, Jayani, Hysler-Rubin, Noah, Lahiri, Shompa (eds.), South Asian Cities and Diasporas, special issue, South Asian Diaspora 3 (1) 1-4.

Blunt, Alison, Bonnerjee, Jayani, Hysler-Rubin, Noah (2012), Diasporic returns to the city: Anglo-Indian and Jewish returns to Calcutta and beyond in Blunt, Alison, Bonnerjee, Jayani, Hysler-Rubin, Noah, Lahiri, Shompa (eds.), South Asian Cities and Diasporas, special issue, South Asian Diaspora 3 (1) 25-43.

Hysler-Rubin, Noah (2011), Tichnun Yerushalayim b'rei ha'hashva'a ve'habikoret: Mabat nosaf al avodato shel Patrick Geddes (Planning Jerusalem, Comparison and Criticism: another look at the work of Patrick Geddes), Assaf Zeltzer, Kobi Cohen-Hatab and Doron Bar (eds.), A City Reflected in its research: Studies in the historical geography of Jerusalem, Magnes, Jerusalem, pp. 184-214.

Hysler-Rubin, Noah (2011), Patrick Geddes and Town Planning: A Critical View, Routledge, London, and New York (203 pp.).

Hysler-Rubin, Noah (2011), Geography, Colonialism and Town Planning in Mandatory Jerusalem, Cultural Geographies 18 (2) 231-48.

Hysler-Rubin, Noah (2010), Orientalist b'Yerushalayim: Ronald Storrs ve'tichnun ha'ir (An Orientalist in Jerusalem: Ronald Storrs and Planning of the City), Nirit Shalev-Khalifa (editor), The First Governor: Sir Ronald Storrs, Governor of Jerusalem, 1918-1926, Eretz Israel Museum, Tel Aviv, 85-100 (Hebrew), 89e-108e (English).

Hysler-Rubin, Noah (2009), The Changing Appreciation of Patrick Geddes: A Case Study in Planning History, Planning Perspectives 24 (3) 349-66.

Hysler-Rubin, Noah (2009), Mosdot tarbut l'Tel Aviv: Hazon Geddes la'ir ha'ivrit harishona (Cultural Institutes for Tel Aviv: Patrick Geddes' vision for the First Hebrew City), Zmanim 106, 36-41.

Hysler-Rubin, Noah (2007), Avar Rahok be'omanuyot uve'umanuyot (Distant Past in Arts and Crafts), Ha'aretz (Culture and Literature, 24.8).

Hysler-Rubin, Noah (2006), “Arts & Crafts and the Great City: Charles Robert Ashbee in Jerusalem”, Planning Perspectives 21 (4) 347-68.

Hysler-Rubin, Noah (2005), Hamachshava ha'ironit shel Charles Robert Ashbee u'vituyeha b'Yerushalayim (The Urban Thought of Charles Robert Ashbee and its Manifestation in Jerusalem, 1918-1922), Cathedra 117, 81-102.