Oren Shlomo
Biographic Data
| ID | 290010 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Oren Shlomo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Oren |
| FAMILY NAME | Shlomo |
| SIGNATURE | SHLOMO O |
| AFFILIATIONS | The Open University of Israel, Israel |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7061-4003 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 32 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Segregated urbanization: Urban-rural bordering in the Tel Aviv metropolitan fringe
Threats and ambivalence in land formalization: The case of settler-colonial land regime in East Jerusalem/al-Quds
Urban land formalization, i.e., land titling and registration, is commonly viewed as a primary policy tool for addressing urban poverty and fostering socioeconomic and spatial development, especially in the urban informalities of the Global Southeast. While critical perspectives on urban land formalization highlight the threats and risks associated with the market-driven logic of land formalization, in this paper, we examine the perils of displac…
Green, gray, glocal: Governing urban resilience in the Tel Aviv metropolitan region
This article addresses theoretical and policy challenges for governing urban resilience in fragmented metropolitan regions. By analyzing practical approaches manifested in plans and infrastructure projects in the Tel Aviv Metropolitan Region, we develop an innovative typology of urban resilience governance attuned to metropolitan scale and complexity. Based on analysis of policy documents and interviews with stakeholders in three case studies – T…
The governmentalities of infrastructure and services amid urban conflict: East Jerusalem in the post Oslo era
Sub-formality in the formalization of public transport in East Jerusalem
This article discusses formalization processes in the context of urban conflict, focusing on the ways adversarial power relations dictate methods and outcomes of formalization. Based on analysis of the formalization of public transport in ethno-nationally contested Jerusalem, the article demonstrates the production of a mode of formalization, which the author terms sub-formalization. This mode is characterized by severe deviation from professiona…
Between discrimination and stabilization: The exceptional governmentalities of East Jerusalem
This paper discusses Israeli rule in East Jerusalem through the lens of urban colonial governmentality, with a focus on the control and management of urban systems, institutions and services. Although Israel’s annexation of East Jerusalem appeared stable, at least up until the early years of the new millennium, Israel never fully controlled Palestinian urban institutions and services in the city; to a great extent, large parts of these institutio…
The governmentalities of infrastructure and services amid urban conflict: East Jerusalem in the post Oslo era
Sub-formality in the formalization of public transport in East Jerusalem
This article discusses formalization processes in the context of urban conflict, focusing on the ways adversarial power relations dictate methods and outcomes of formalization. Based on analysis of the formalization of public transport in ethno-nationally contested Jerusalem, the article demonstrates the production of a mode of formalization, which the author terms sub-formalization. This mode is characterized by severe deviation from professiona…
Between discrimination and stabilization: The exceptional governmentalities of East Jerusalem
This paper discusses Israeli rule in East Jerusalem through the lens of urban colonial governmentality, with a focus on the control and management of urban systems, institutions and services. Although Israel’s annexation of East Jerusalem appeared stable, at least up until the early years of the new millennium, Israel never fully controlled Palestinian urban institutions and services in the city; to a great extent, large parts of these institutio…
Green, gray, glocal: Governing urban resilience in the Tel Aviv metropolitan region
This article addresses theoretical and policy challenges for governing urban resilience in fragmented metropolitan regions. By analyzing practical approaches manifested in plans and infrastructure projects in the Tel Aviv Metropolitan Region, we develop an innovative typology of urban resilience governance attuned to metropolitan scale and complexity. Based on analysis of policy documents and interviews with stakeholders in three case studies – T…
Threats and ambivalence in land formalization: The case of settler-colonial land regime in East Jerusalem/al-Quds
Urban land formalization, i.e., land titling and registration, is commonly viewed as a primary policy tool for addressing urban poverty and fostering socioeconomic and spatial development, especially in the urban informalities of the Global Southeast. While critical perspectives on urban land formalization highlight the threats and risks associated with the market-driven logic of land formalization, in this paper, we examine the perils of displac…
Between discrimination and stabilization: The exceptional governmentalities of East Jerusalem
This paper discusses Israeli rule in East Jerusalem through the lens of urban colonial governmentality, with a focus on the control and management of urban systems, institutions and services. Although Israel’s annexation of East Jerusalem appeared stable, at least up until the early years of the new millennium, Israel never fully controlled Palestinian urban institutions and services in the city; to a great extent, large parts of these institutio…
The governmentalities of infrastructure and services amid urban conflict: East Jerusalem in the post Oslo era
Sub-formality in the formalization of public transport in East Jerusalem
This article discusses formalization processes in the context of urban conflict, focusing on the ways adversarial power relations dictate methods and outcomes of formalization. Based on analysis of the formalization of public transport in ethno-nationally contested Jerusalem, the article demonstrates the production of a mode of formalization, which the author terms sub-formalization. This mode is characterized by severe deviation from professiona…
Green, gray, glocal: Governing urban resilience in the Tel Aviv metropolitan region
This article addresses theoretical and policy challenges for governing urban resilience in fragmented metropolitan regions. By analyzing practical approaches manifested in plans and infrastructure projects in the Tel Aviv Metropolitan Region, we develop an innovative typology of urban resilience governance attuned to metropolitan scale and complexity. Based on analysis of policy documents and interviews with stakeholders in three case studies – T…
Threats and ambivalence in land formalization: The case of settler-colonial land regime in East Jerusalem/al-Quds
Urban land formalization, i.e., land titling and registration, is commonly viewed as a primary policy tool for addressing urban poverty and fostering socioeconomic and spatial development, especially in the urban informalities of the Global Southeast. While critical perspectives on urban land formalization highlight the threats and risks associated with the market-driven logic of land formalization, in this paper, we examine the perils of displac…
Segregated urbanization: Urban-rural bordering in the Tel Aviv metropolitan fringe
Political science (5 works) · Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Politics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Urban Planning and Governance (3 works) · Archaeology (2 works) · Civil engineering (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Environmental planning (2 works)