Deconstructing space and gender ? Options for « gender planning »

Urban spatial planning aims to develop and design potential urban futures and to provide the legal and political means for the implementation of appropriate measures. Thus it is a profession which purposefully constructs spaces and inscribes collective norms, institutions and imaginations into mate...

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description Urban spatial planning aims to develop and design potential urban futures and to provide the legal and political means for the implementation of appropriate measures. Thus it is a profession which purposefully constructs spaces and inscribes collective norms, institutions and imaginations into material environments. Ideally, these constructions are legitimate outcomes of democratic processes. At the same time, they cannot but reflect also implicit ideologies, e. g. with reference to gender r...
author Huning, Sandra
spellingShingle Huning, Sandra
Deconstructing space and gender ? Options for « gender planning »
author_facet Huning, Sandra
author_sort Huning, Sandra
title Deconstructing space and gender ? Options for « gender planning »
title_short Deconstructing space and gender ? Options for « gender planning »
title_full Deconstructing space and gender ? Options for « gender planning »
title_fullStr Deconstructing space and gender ? Options for « gender planning »
title_full_unstemmed Deconstructing space and gender ? Options for « gender planning »
title_sort deconstructing space and gender ? options for « gender planning »
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