BOOKS & MONOGRAPHS
Shamur, T. (2020) Hope and Melancholy on the Urban Frontier: Ethnicity, Space, and Gender in the Southern Tel Aviv HaTikva Neighborhood. Haifa: University of Haifa Press and Pardes Publishing. (Hebrew)
REFEREED ARTICLES in Journals
Shamur, T. (2026). Gendered affective infrastructure: Feminist epistemology and mutual support in a life‐history storytelling group of older Mizrahi women. Feminist Anthropology, e70088. Open access.
Shamur, T. (2026). Removing the Ring: The Epistemic Wound, Queer Positionality and Gender Melancholy in the Struggle for Knowledge Production in Ethnographic Research. International Journal of Qualitative Methods, 25, 16094069261456094.Open access.
Shamur, T. (2025). Neighborhood as home, city as alienating: gendered exchange circles and place belonging in peripheral Tel Aviv. Urban Geography, 1-18. Open access.
Shamur, T. (2024). Age Melancholy of Older Mizrahi Women Residing in Tel Aviv as a Social Loss: Exploring Intersections of Health and Social Support in an Ethnographic Study. Qualitative Health Research, 10497323241263238. Open access.
Shamur, T. (2024). Conflicted social mix and the ambivalence toward urban Others: Ethnographic exploration of urban regeneration in a liminal space in Tel Aviv. Journal of Urban Affairs, 1-19. Open access.
Shamur, T. (2023). Place melancholy among the older Mizrahi women of HaTikva neighborhood in Downtown Tel Aviv. Gender, Place and Culture 30(1), 111-131.
Shamur, T. (2023) Strategic generosity among local patrons: Ethnic exclusion and place belonging in a transforming lower income neighborhood of Tel Aviv. American Anthropologist.
Shamur, T. & Marom, N. (2021). People as environment: Local Environmental Concerns and Urban marginality in the Tel Aviv Metropolitan Region. Local Environment, 26(5), 615-631.
Shamur, T. (2019). The construction of multi-layered melancholy in peripheral Tel Aviv. Emotion Space and Society, 32, 1-7.
Shamur, T. (2018). Melancholic citizenship in the south Tel Aviv: Protest against global migration. Citizenship Studies, 22(3), 259-277.
Kallus, R. & Shamur T. (2015). Professional education in an ethno-nationally contested city: Architectural students engage with their professional and national identities. Journal of Architectural and Planning Research, 32(1), 40-54.
CHAPTERS IN BOOKS
Sahmur, T. and Yacobi, H. (2022). Compulsory Social Mix, Micro Scale Segregation and Gentrification: the case of Gan HaHashmal neighbourhood, Tel Aviv. In Maloutas, T. and Karadimitriou, N. (Eds.), Vertical Cities: Micro-segregation, Social Mix and Urban Housing Markets. Cheltenham, UK and Northampton, MA, USA: Edward Elgar.
Kallus R. & Shamur T. (2017). Reflexive approach for architectural education: Students engage with their professional and national identities in an ethno-nationally contested city. In D. Golan, J. Rosenfeld, & Z. Orr, (Eds.), Campus-community partnership in Israel (pp. 70-92). Tel-Aviv: Mofet. (Hebrew)
