This volume challenges the imagery of cities by looking through a gendered lens at how women utilize urban space.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Edited by Kristine B. Miranne and Alma H. Young - Contributions by Caroline Andrew; Marilyn Bruin; Christine C. Cook; Sue Crull; Judith A. Garber; Melissa R. Gilbert; Helen Harrison; Sue A. Hendler; Beth Moore Milroy; Evelyn Peters; Marsha Ritzdorf; Daphn
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1 Introduction Part 2 Part I: Visible or Invisible? Gendered Urban Boundaries Chapter 3 1 Not Named or Identified: Politics and the Search for Anonymity in the City Chapter 4 2 The Two Major Living Realities: Urban Services Needs of First Nations Women in Canadian Cities Part 5 Part II: Intersections of Gendered Boundaries: Race, Class, and Ethnicity Chapter 6 3 Identity, Difference, and the Geographies of Working Poor Women's Survival Strategies Chapter 7 4 Boundaries Cracked: Gendering Literacy, Empowering Women, and Building Community Chapter 8 5 Black Women as City Builders Chapter 9 6 Women Embounded: Intersections of Public Housing Policy and Welfare Reform Part 10 Part III: Challenging Planned Boundaries Chapter 11 7 Theorizing Canadian Planning History: Women's Gender and Feminist Perspectives Chapter 12 8 Resisting Boundaries? Using Safety Audits for Women Chapter 13 9 Sex, Lies, and Urban Life: How Municipal Planning Marginalizes African-American Women and Their Families Chapter 14 10 Manipulating Constraints: Women's Housing and the Metropolitan Context Chapter 15 Epilogue: Cracks, Light, Energy
Chapter 1 Introduction Part 2 Part I: Visible or Invisible? Gendered Urban Boundaries Chapter 3 1 Not Named or Identified: Politics and the Search for Anonymity in the City Chapter 4 2 The Two Major Living Realities: Urban Services Needs of First Nations Women in Canadian Cities Part 5 Part II: Intersections of Gendered Boundaries: Race, Class, and Ethnicity Chapter 6 3 Identity, Difference, and the Geographies of Working Poor Women's Survival Strategies Chapter 7 4 Boundaries Cracked: Gendering Literacy, Empowering Women, and Building Community Chapter 8 5 Black Women as City Builders Chapter 9 6 Women Embounded: Intersections of Public Housing Policy and Welfare Reform Part 10 Part III: Challenging Planned Boundaries Chapter 11 7 Theorizing Canadian Planning History: Women's Gender and Feminist Perspectives Chapter 12 8 Resisting Boundaries? Using Safety Audits for Women Chapter 13 9 Sex, Lies, and Urban Life: How Municipal Planning Marginalizes African-American Women and Their Families Chapter 14 10 Manipulating Constraints: Women's Housing and the Metropolitan Context Chapter 15 Epilogue: Cracks, Light, Energy
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