This article provides a review of contemporary literature related to gender and the city,
drawing primarily from Anglo‐American feminist geography, but also architecture and urban …

This paper contributes a critical and intersectional feminist analysis and methodological
approach to debates about creative city policies and practices. Through a narrative …

In this paper I argue that imbalances and silences persist in urban research. In particular,
there is insufficient attention to anti‐racist and feminist theoretical, methodological, and …

This paper is a theoretical exploration of dominant conceptualisations of do-it-yourself
urbanism, which draws from and contributes to feminist inquiries into urban planning and …

Taking feminist research as a starting point into the ways in which gentrification shapes
gender relations in the city, this article addresses the phenomenon of new-build …

While most studies on gentrification focus almost exclusively on its causes and
consequences through an examination of housing, class conflict, and the displacement of …

For over a decade beginning in the mid 1990s, Toronto, Canada experienced a massive
wave of condominium development. Women make up a high percentage of condominium …

In this book, the authors “revisit” two iconic Brooklyn neighborhoods, Crown Heights-
Prospect-Lefferts Gardens and Greenpoint-Williamsburg, where they have been active …

In this article, I place Ahmed's notion of the feminist killjoy into conversation with feminist
geography literature to explore possibilities and praxis in research endeavoring to illuminate …

Vertical communities are increasing as cities adopt compact planning approaches.
However, the neoliberal urban development approach is often male dominated and …