Titlebook: Women in Cities; Gender and the Urban Jo Little (lecturer in Environmental Planning),Lin Textbook 1988Latest edition Macmillan Publishers L

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Introduction: geography and gender in the urban environment, Built Environment, 1984; Matrix, 1984; WGSG, 1984.) The aim of this book is to elaborate the particular contribution that feminist geography can make to the analysis of women’s activities and experience and the nature of their oppression in urban areas, and to indicate the kind of research agenda to which it gives rise.

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,Balancing our space and time: the impact of women’s organistion on the British city, 1920–1980,1979; White, 1970). Thirdly, in the early 1980s in the context of a deepening recession and cutbacks of these same services, women were again being told to leave paid jobs to the men, their place was at home (Counter Information Services, CIS, 1976 and 1981; Labour Party, 1981).

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A means to get out of the house: working-class women, leisure and bingo,orld of paid work and their confinement to the world of non-work or leisure. Exclusion from, and inequalities within, paid work, together with calls to reappraise women’s work in the home, have remained central to the women’s movement.

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Gender and the city: urban politics revisited,ive debate. Previously, cities had often been classified according to the industries located within their boundaries or hinterlands. This approach presupposed a direct connection between local productive activities and the sustenance of the local, urban population. However, the city is no longer the

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From corner shop to hypermarket: women and food retailing,economic activity. The subsequent development of capitalism in these countries has involved the commodification of the process of exchange in the form of the development of a complex wholesale distribution and retailing sector of their economies. This development of retailing in capitalist countries

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Women with young children: constraints on activities in the urban environment,ccess to facilities and activities is severely restricted. The gender role constraint acts to restrict the activities of . women, whether or not they have children. It is women with young children, however, for whom the constraint is more physically obvious and important, and they therefore form a u

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,Hard to get around: a study of women’s travel mobility, which can be traced back in Britain to the conceptual work of Pahl (1975) and Harvey (1974) or, more specifically in the transport field, to the work of the Independent Commission on Transport (1974) and to the research of Hillman .. (1974). Such work represented a shift in thinking and reflected a