Adjunct and External Lecturers

Adi Ben Nun

Director- University GIS Center

02-5881287 ,02-6586345

bennun@cc.huji.ac.il

Room 3605

Adi Ben-Nun is a GIS specialist who takes a wide view of the whole system.
He is the technical manager of the GIS center at the Hebrew University where he teaches, and supports research projects.
In the private sector he has served as a CTO in several startups mainly focused on Spatial Big Data applications.

Lecturer in The Following courses:

49800 - Gis - Applications in Planning
40834 - Raster Workshop
40393 - Workshop in Geoinformatics

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Dr. Ram Almog

Ram.Almog@mail.huji.ac.il

Lecturer in The Following courses:

40102 - GEO

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Carmel Batz

carmelmor@gmail.com

Lecturer in The Following courses:

40115 - Introduction to statistics A

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Dr. Michal Braier

Michal.Braier@mail.huji.ac.il

Lecturer in The Following courses:

40769 - Urban clinic- internship in social planning

Dr. Michal Braier is an architect and urban planner, who specializes in urban political geography. She holds a PhD from the DEpartment of Government and Politics at Ben Gurion University. Currently Michal is a post-doctoral fellow at the Harry S.Truman Institute at Hebrew University. She is also a research and teaching fellow at the Urban Clinic, where she is head of planning.

Michal's research focuses on the nexus of planning, urban informality and citizenship; on questions of land, housing and development policy; on the conceptualization and production of urban knowledge; and on spatial justice and equality. Her research has been published in Environment and Planning A, Planning Theory and Practice, and the Annals of American Association of Geographers.

Michal serves as chairperson of the human rights organization "BIMKOM- planners for planning rights".

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Eldad Brin

eldadbrin@gmail.com

Lecturer in The Following courses:

40256 - Seeing Space walking contemporary Jerusalem, seeing with multiple lenses

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Dr. Ron Drori

Ron.Drori@mail.huji.ac.il

Lecturer in The Following courses:

40109 - Introduction to climate and global warming

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Dr. Benny Furst

benny.furst@mail.huji.ac.il

Lecturer in The Following courses:

40481 - The environment: A multifaceted issue
40112 - Environmental activism in Israel- social and political aspects
40254 - Holy EcologyEnvironmental Aspects of Contemporary Jerusalem

Geographer, urban planner and environmentalist. Formerly coordinator of planning at the Ministry of Environmental Protection. research topics: regional and urban planning, environmental activism, environmental history of Israel, historical geography of Jerusalem, development and sustainability in Africa.

Publications:

A Morphology of Cultural Transformation: The Campaign to Save Israel's Wildflowers and its Spatial Impacts, Research Paper 17, Institute for Israel Studies, University of Maryland, September 2017.

Ecology, Environment, Sustainability: The Development of the Environmental Movement in Israel, Cultural and Religious Studies, Vol. 4(4), April 2016.

Scale and Scope of Environmental Planning Transformations- the Israeli Case (with Shmueli, D., Feitelson, E., Hann, I.), Planning Theory and Practice,Vol.16(3), 2015.

Environmental Campaigns in Israel and their Spatial Impact, chapter from "Occupy the Earth: Global Environmental Movements", Emerald publishers, 2014.

"Think Global- Act Local": A Descriptive Analysis of Environmental Protest Organization- The Case of GreenPeace Israel, Research Paper 7, Institute for Israel Studies, University of Maryland, April 2012.

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Dr. Emir Galilee

emir.galilee@mail.huji.ac.il

Personal Website

Publications 2022

Lecturer in The Following courses:

40303 - Nomadism, religion and state: Bedouins in Israel and the Middle East in geographical and historical

Emir Galilee is an associated scholar at The Ben-Gurion Research Institute for the Study of Israel & Zionism, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev and a lecturer at Kaye academic collage, Beer Sheva. He has authored, both individually and collaboratively, a number of papers, in both Hebrew and English, focused on the geography and history of nomadic and Muslim societies in Israeli and Arab landscapes in historical perspectives.

His areas of interest include historical, social and cultural geography; the social-cultural geography of ethnic and religious groups; the historical and social geography of nomadic and indigenous groups; tribalism in the Middle East; Arab landscapes in historical perspective; geography and literature, hiking trails and minorities.

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Dr. Gabriel Golan

gaby@mail.huji.ac.il

Lecturer in The Following courses:

40582 - Allocation of private property rights in public land

Dr. Gabriel Golan, a geographer and urban planner, holds a PhD from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (1999) after completing an essay on: "National Physical Planning in Israel, the Development of Planning Theory".

From 1995 until recently, he served in the Prime Minister's Office as adviser for Planning and development.

At present he deals with consulting in the field of physical / economic / social planning in the private sector, Government and local authorities.

Lecturer in the course: "Allocation of private property rights in public land in Israel" (Course No. 40582)

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