He has written extensively on urban landscapes, memory, and society, and has most recently co-edited (with S. Ilan Troen) “Tel-Aviv, The First Century: Visions, Dreams, Actualities” [Indiana University Press, 2012]. He also recently published books in Hebrew on the history and politics of street names in Israel and on the architecture of Israel's military cemeteries. In 2006 Syracuse University Press published “Tel-Aviv: Mythography of a City.” He has been a visiting professor at Brandeis University, the University of Colorado at Boulder, Penn State University, and Lakehead University, Ontario, Canada.