A Bibliography women and planning produced for the RTPI Equal Opps Panel

A Bibliography of Women and Planning Issues

(Pre - 1990) and (1990 - 1996)

Dory Reeves: [email protected]

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A Bibliography

of Women and Planning Issues

(Pre - 1990) & (1990 - 1996)

Produced for the RTPI Equal Opportunities Panel

And

Reproduced in this form in 2014 and as a result the page numbers in

the contents page may not tally with the document

Dory Reeves 2000

mailto:[email protected]


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Acknowledgements

In 1996, the Equal Opportunities Panel agreed to produce a

bibliography on women and planning and a research agenda to encourage

the research and study of women and planning issues.

To coincide with the completion of the Agenda, two Bibliographies are

now available: covering 1990 - 1996 material and Pre 1990 material.

Acknowledgements

Jean Hillier, School of Architecture, Construction and Planning,

Curtin University of Technology, Western Australia. Who provided a

copy of her research bibliography. _________

Lynne Campbell, Visiting Scholar, Department of Environmental

Planning, University of Strathclyde.

Frances Birch, Graduate student, Department of Environmental Planning,

University of Strathclyde.

Elaine Baxter, Senior Subject Librarian, Andersonian Library, Business

Faculty, University of Strathclyde.

Kelly Coate Bignall, Honorary Secretary, Women’s Studies Network.

Jan Davidson, Subject Librarian, Andersonian Library, Faculty of Arts

and Social Studies, University of Strathclyde.

Nelico La Gro and Beverley Taylor.

The Equal Opportunities Panel (women) , Fiona Forgham, Clara Greed,

Joan Hancox, Donna Hipkin.

The following sources were also used:

Acompline

COSLA

Dialogue

Geobase

Grace Database

Feminist Library

Inlogov



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Laria

Local Government Management Board

London Research Centre

Resline

Women’s Design Centre

Women’s Studies Network

Note: Users should also refer to Greed, C and Roberts, M (1998)

Introduction to Urban Design. Longmans.

Contents

Page

Women and Planning Issues (Pre - 1990) 5

1 General 6

2 Design 10

3 Development Planning 12

4 Development Planning Theory 13

5 Disadvantaged Groups 14

6 Ecofeminism 16

7 Economic Issues 18

8 Environment 19

9 Historical Perspectives 20

10 Housing 21

11 Leisure 23

12 Participation and Consultation 25

13 Science and Technology 29

14 Shopping 29

15 Strategic and Practical approaches 30

16 Sustai nable Development 30

17 Transport 30

18 Violence and womens safety 31

19 Womens Roles 32

20 Women Town Planners 35

21 Workplace and Employment 38

22 Worldwide 41

23 Journals 42

24 Other Articles 43

Women and Planning Issues (1990 - 1996) 44

25 General

45

26 Bibliographies 47

27 Design 47

28 Development Planning 49

29 Development Planning Theory 50



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30 Disadvantaged Groups 51

31 Ecofeminism 52

32 Economic Issues 53

33 Environment 53

34 Europe 53

35 Historical Perspectives 54

36 Housing 55

37 Leisure 57

38 Participation and Consultation 58

39 Rural Planning 60

40 Shopping 60

41 Strategic and Practical Approaches 63

42 Science and Technology 63

43 Sustainable Development 63

44 Transport 64

45 Violence against women and womens safety

65

46 Womens roles 66

47 Women Town Planners 67

48 Women and the Environment 68

49 Workplace and Employment 68

50 Worldwide 69



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A Bibliography


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Produced for the RTPI Equal Opportunities Panel.

1. General



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Abel - Smith, B. (1983) Sex Equality and Social Security. Ch 5 of

Lewis, J. (ed).

Acker, S. and Piper, D. (eds) (1984) Is Higher Education Fair to

Women? SRHE.

Allen, S. and Barker, D.L. (1976) “Sexual Divisions and Society,” in

Sexual Divisions and Society: Process and Change. London, Tavistock.

Austin, H. (1976) Some Action of Her Own - the Adult Woman and Higher

Education. Lexington Mass.

Australian Bureau of Statistics. (1989) Census 86. Canberra: ABS.

Becker, E. (1964) The Revolution in Psychiatry. New York, The Free

Press.

Birrell, D. (1972) “Relative Deprivation as a Factor in Conflict in

Northern Ireland,” in The Sociological Review. 20 N.S., pp317-343.

Blackstone, T. (1976) “The Education of Girls Today,” in J. Mitchell

and A Oakley (eds), The Rights and Wrongs of Women. Harmondsworth,

Middlesex, Penguin, pp199-216.

Bone, M. (1977) Pre-school Children and the Need for Day Care. London,

O.P.C.S.

Bott, E. (1957) Family and Social Network. London, Tavistock.

Bowlby, J. (1953) Child Care and the Growth of Love. Harmondsworth,

Middlesex, Penguin.

Bowlby, J. (1951) Maternal Care and Mental Health. Geneva, World

Health Organisation.

Bracey, H.E. (1964) Neighbours: On New Estates and Subdivisions in

England and USA. London, Routledge.

Bullock, N., Dickens, P., Shapcott, M. and Steadman, P. (1974) “Time

Budgets and Models of Urban Activity Patterns,” in Social Trends, 5,

pp45-59.

Bunch, C. and Pollock, S. (1983) Learning our Ways: Essays in Feminist

Education. Crossing Press. Includes p224. Important “The Women’s

School of Planning & Architecture” by Leslie Weisman and Noel P.

Birkly.

Carnforth, M. (1963) Dialectical Materialism: An Introduction, Vol 3,

The Theory of Knowledge. London, Lawrence and Wishart.



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Central Advisory Council for Educaton (England) (1967) Children and

their Primary Schools (Plowden Report) London, H.M.S.O.

Committee on Local Authority and Allied Personal Social Services.

(1968) Report of the Committee (Seebohm Report). London, H.M.S.O.

Consultative Committee on Infant and Nursery Schools. (1983) Report of

the Committee (Hadow Report) London, H.M.S.O.

Crompton, R. and Jones, G. (1984) White Collar Proletariat Deskilling

and Gender in Clerical Work. MacMillan.

David, M.E. (1978) “Women caring for pre-school children in the

U.S.A,” in International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 2,

pp440-462.

Davies, B. (1968) Social Needs and Resources in Local Services.

London, Joseph.

Dennis, N., Henriques, F. and Slaughter, C. (1956) Coal is our Life.

London, Tavistock.

Department of Education and Science. (1972) Education: A Framework for

Expansion. London, H.M.S.O.

Dowling, S. (1977) “The Inter-relationship of Child Health Clinics and

Day Care Facilities in Pre-school Years”. in Voluntary Organisations

Liaison Council for Under Fives, 0-5: A Changing Population, Papers

from a Seminar. Institiute of Child Health.

Ellis, V. (1978) “The Under Fives: Report of a TUC Working Party.” in

State Service, April, pp116-118.

Evans, N. (1980) Education beyond School (all male authors, women not

mentioned ) Grant McIntyre.

Eyles, J. (1971) “Pouring New Sentiments into Old Theories: How Else

Can We Look at Behavioural Patterns?” in Area, 3, pp242-250

Ferri, E., Birchall, D., Gingell, V. and Gipps, C. (1981) Combined

Nursery Centres: A New Approach to Education and Day Care. London,

MacMillan.

Greater London Council. (1974) Intelligence Unit 1971 Census Data for

London. London, GLC.

Greater London Council Planning Department. (1968) Surveys of the Use

of Open Space Vol 1. Research Paper No. 2. London, GLC.



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Griffiths, M. (?) Women in Higher Education. in Deem above.

Hall, J. (1976) “Subjective Measures of Quality of Life in Britain:

1971 to 1975, Some Developments and Trends.” in Social Trends, 7,

pp47-60.

Hall, M.S. et. al. (1980) Culture, Media, Language. Hutchinson.

Harper, J. and Richards, L. (1979) Mothers and Working Mothers.

Melbourne Australia, Penguin.

Healy, P. (1977) “Childminding has become fashionable, but it can’t be

done on the cheap,” in The Times, 10 May.

Hobson, D. (1980) Housewives and the Mass Media. Hutchinson.

Jowell, R. and Airey, C. (eds) (1984) British Social Attitudes: the

1984 Report. London, Social and Community Planning Research.

Land, H. (1978) “Who Cares for the Family?” in Journal of Social

Policy. 7, pp257-284.

Lazar, I., Hubbell, R., Murray, H., Rosche, M. and Royce, J. (1977)

Preliminary Findings of the Developmental Continuity Longitudinal

Study. Paper presented at Office of Child Development “Parents,

Children and Continuity” Conference, El Paso, Texas.

London Council of Social Service. (1977) Childminding in London: A

Study of Support Services for Childminders. London, L.C.S.S.

Messner, M. (ed) (1983) Womens Welfare, Womens Rights.

Mitchell, J. (1966) “Women: The Longest Revolution,” in New Left

Review, 40, pp11-37.

Moss, P. (1978) “Child Care”. in New Society, 45, p693.

Moss, P. and Plewis, L. (1976) “Who Wants Nurseries?” in New Society,

43, p188.

Oakley, A. (1974) The Sociology of Housework. London, Martin

Robertson.

Internal environment and activity patterns.

Oakley, A. (1983) Women and Health Policy. Ch 6 of Lewis J. (ed)

Pahl, R.E. (1962) Adult Education in a Free Society. London, New

Orbits Group Publication 10.



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Paige, D. and Jones, K. (1966) Health and Welfare Services in Britain

in 1975. London, Cambridge University Press.

Pearson, Lynn F. (1981) Hearth and Home: a Study of Domestic Fuel

Expenditiure and Behaviour Patterns. Hull. Hull College of H. E. Low

Energy Housing Project.

Plowden, (Lady) (1977) “Children and Parents: Self Help and the

Voluntary Role.” in Voluntary Organisations Liaison Council for Under

Fives, 0-5: A Changing Population. (papers from a Seminar, Institute

of Child Health)

Pine, V.R. (1977) Introduction to Social Statistics. Englewood Cliffs,

New Jersey, Prentice-Hall.

Piper, D. (1982) Is Higher Education Fair? SRHE.

Richards, M. (1977) “Birmingham Project Creates Interest in Adult

Education.” in Times Educational Supplement, 23 December, p8.

Richman, N. (1976) “Depression in Mothers of Pre-school Children,” in

Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 17, pp75-78.

Rose, C. (1977) “Reflections on the Notions of Time Incorporated in

hagerstrand’s Time Goegraphic Model Of Society,” in Tijdschrift voor

Economische en Sociale Geografie, 68, pp43-50.

Royal Commission on the Distribution of Income and Wealth. (1975)

Report No. 1: Initial Report on the Standing Reference. London,

H.M.S.O.

Smith, P.K. (1970) “How Many People Can A Young Child Feel Secure

With?” in New Society, 48, pp504-506.

Tizard, J. (1976) “Ten Comments on Low Cost Day Care for the Under

Fives.” in DHSS/DES, Low Cost Provision for the Under Fives. (papers

from a Conference, London.) pp43-44.

Tizard, J. Moss, P. and Perry, J. (1976) All Our Children: Pre-School

Services in a Changing Society. London, Temple Smith/ New Society.

Tolson, A. (1977) The Limits of Masculinity. London, Tavistock.

Tulpule, A.H. (1974) Characteristics of Households With and Without

Cars in 1970, Supplementary Report 64 UC. Transport and Road Research

Laboratory.



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Walters, M. (1977) Men and Children are Still Put First. The Sunday

Times, 27 February, p13.

Ward, B. and Dubos, R.(1974) “Human Needs.” in A. Blowers, C. Hamnett

and P.Sarre (eds) The Future of Cities. London, Hutchinson, pp131-140.

Watts, J. (1980) After the Event. The Observer.

Webber, M.M. (1964) “Culture, Territoriality and the Elastic Mile.”

Papers of the Regional Science Association. 13, pp59-69.

Weiner, G. (1985) Just a Bunch of Girls. Open University.

Whicheloe, U. (1977) Factors affecting the Provision of Day Care for

Children Under Three Years Old:a Critique of Government Policy.

(project submitted as a course requirement of the CNAA Bsc Degree in

Social Sciences.) Polytechnic of the South Bank, London.

Women and Geography Study Group. (1984) Geography and Gender. London,

Hutchinson.

Rowbotham 5. (1973). Woman's consciousness, Man's world. Pelican,

London.

Rabinow, P. (1984) The Foucault Reader. Harmondsworth: Penguin.

Wilson E. 1988. Hallucinations. Radius, London.

Young, M. and Willmott, P. (1973) The Symmetrical Family.

Harmondsworth, Middlesex, Penguin.

Young, M. and Willmott, P. (1957) Family and Kinship in East London,

London, Routledge.

2. Design

Bruce, A. (1974) “Facilities Required Near Home”. in Built

Environment. 3, pp290-291.

Carlstein, T., Parkes, D. and Thrift, N. (eds) (1979) “Timing Space

and Spacing Time,” in Socio-Economic Systems, Vol 2, Human Activity

and Time Geography. London, Edward Arnold.

Chapin, F.S. and Logan, T.H. (1969) “Patterns of Time and Space Use”.

in H.S Perioff (ed), The Quality of the Urban Environment; Essays on

“New Resources” in an Urban Age. Washington D.C., Resources for the

Future Inc. pp305-332.



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Cullen, I., Godson, V. and Major, S. (1972) “The Structure of Activity

Patterns.” in A.G. Wilson (ed) Patterns and Processes in Urban and

Regional Systems. London papers in Regional Science 3, London, Pion

Limited, pp281-296.

Deakin, N.D. (1977) “Inner Area Problems: positive discrimination

revisited,” in Greater London Intelligence Journal, 37, pp4-8.

Ekistics. (?) Special edition: Women and Space in Human Settlements,

especially Hayden, What would a non-sexist city be like? ?

Eyles, J. (1974) “Increased Spatial Mobility: A Minor Social

Indicator?” in Area, 3, pp242-250.

French, M. (1978) The Women’s Room. Sphere.

Includes future feminist scenario of urban settlements.

Gans, H.J. (1961) “Planning a Social Life: Friendship and Neighbour

Relations in Suburban Communities.” in Journal of the American

Institute of Planners. 27, pp134-140.

Garbrecht, D. (1978) “The Utilisation of Inner City Open Space, II,”

in Parks and Recreation, 43, pp13-16.

Halkett, I. (1974) Private Gardens, Private Worlds, Community

Canberra, Australia: Department of Urban and Regional Development, No

6.

Harris, M. (1973) “Some Aspects of Social Polarization,” in D.

Donnison and D. Eversley (eds) London: Urban Pattterns, Problems and

Policies. London, Heinemann. pp156-189.

Hayden, D. (1981) The Grant Domestic Revolution Feminist Designs for

Homes, Neighbourhoods and Cities. MIT.

Hayden, D. (1984) Redesigning the American Dream. Norton.

Leach, P (1979) Who Cares- A Raw Deal for Mothers and Their Small

Children. Pelican.

Lee, T (1968) “Urban Neighbourhood as a Socio-Spatial Schema.” in

Human Relations, 21, pp241-267.

Lemco van Ginkel, B. (1961). Aesthetic considerations in community

planning. Community Planning Review Winter. pp. 28 _ 30.

Matrix. (1984) Making Space: women in the man_made environment.

London: Pluto Press.



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Moser-Khaliki, M. (1975) Urban Design and Women’s Lives. Women’s

Organisation of Iran, Tehran.

Peterson, R. (1987). Gender issues in the home and urban environment.

In Zube, E. and G. Moore, eds. Advances in environment. behaviour and

design. New York:_ Plenum Press. pp. 187 _ 218.

Schneekloth, L. (1987). Advances in practice in environment, behaviour

and design. In: Zube, E. and G. Moore, eds. Advances in environment.

behavour and design. Plenum Press: New York. pp. 3O7_334.

Slate magazine. (1978) Building a Future for Women in Architecture.

July/ August.

Feminism and architecture special isue of the newsletter of the New

Architecture.

Thorns, D.C. (1972) Suburbia. London, MacGibbon & Kee.

Wekerie, G.R., Peterson, R. and Morley, D. (1980) New Space for Women.

Boulder, Colorado, Westview Press.

Wekerle, Gerda, Peterson, Rebecca. and Morley, David. (Eds.) (1980)

New Space for Women. U.S.A. Westview Press.

3. Development Planning

Anderson, J. (1971) “Space-time budgets and activity studies in urban

geography and planning,” in Environment and Planning, 3, pp353-368.

Banz, C. (1976) “Life Style Mapping - A New Planning and Programming

Tool,” in Urban Ecology, 2, pp109-118.

Burnett, P. (1973) Social change, the status of women and models of

city form and development. Antipode. 5: 57_62.

Castells, M. (1983). The city and the grassroots. Edward Arnold:

London.

Cullen, G. (1961) Townscape. London: Architectural Press.

Feld, M. (1989). Guest editor. Equity, empowerment and planning:

Lessons from the Yonkers case. Journal of Planning Edueation and

Research. 8(2): 167 _ 196.

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Franck,K. (1985). Social construction of the physical environment: The

case of gender. Sociological Focus. 18(2): 143 _ 16O.



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Gans, H.J. (1962) “Urbanism and Suburbanism as Ways of Life” in

A.M.Rose (ed) Human Behaviour and Social Processes. Boston, Houghton,

Mifflin. pp625-648.

Gans, H.J. (1967) The Levittowners: Ways of Life and Politics in a New

Suburban Community. Harmondworth, Middlesex, Penguin.

Gans, H.J. (1972) “Planning for People, not Buildings,” in M Stewart

(ed), The City: Problems of Planning. Harmondsworth, Middlesex,

Penguin. pp363-384.

Gutenschwager, G.A. (1973) “The Time Budget - Activity Systems

Perspective in Urban Research and Planning. Journal of the American

Institute of Planners. 39, pp378-387.

Hall, P., Thomas, R., Gracey, H. and Drewett, R. (1973) The

Containment of Urban England. London, Allen and Unwin,

Hannon, P. (1978) “Minders of our Future?” in New Society, 11 May,

pp304-305.

Herbert, D.T. and Williams, W. M. (1964) “Some New Techniques for

Studying Urban Sub-Divisions.” in Geographia Polonica, 3, pp93-117.

Hoag,J. (1968). Putting the "I" ininvolvement. Community Planning

Review Fall. pp.26 _ 27.

Hoag,J. (1960). The nation's children. Community Planning Review lO:

15_ 17.

Meltzer, J. and Whitley, J. (1967) “Social and Physical Planning for

the Urban Slum.” in J.J.L. Berry and J. Meltzer (eds) Goals for Urban

America. New Jersey, Prentice-Hall. pp133-152.

Milton Keynes Development Corporation. (1970) The Plan for Milton

Keynes Vol 1.

Oberlander, C. H. (1956). Parks, playgrounds and landscape

architecture. Community Planning Review March. pp. 4 _ 12.

Pahl, R.E. (1971) “Poverty and the Urban System,” in M Chisholm and G.

Manners (eds) Spatial Policy Problems in the British Economy. London,

Cambridge University Press, pp126-145.

Pirie, G. H. (1976) “Thoughts on Revealed Preference and Social

Behaviour.” in Environment and Planning A, 8, pp947-955.

Pritchard, N. (1967) “Planned Social Provision in New Towns.” in Town

Planning Review, 38, pp25-34.



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Ravetz, A. (1980) Remaking Cities. Croon Helm.

Ritzdorf, M. (1986). Women and the city: land use and zoning issues.

Journal of Urban Resources. 3(2): 23 _ 27.

Simmie, J.M. (1974) Citizens in Conflict: The Sociology of Town

Planning. London, Hutchinson.

4. Development Planning theory

Teitz, M. (1970) “Towards a Theory of Urban Public Facility Location.”

in Papers of the Regional Science Association, 21, pp25-52.

Webber, M.M. (1964) “The Urban Place and the Non-Place Urban Realm.”

in M.M.

Webber et al, (eds), Explorations into Urban Structure. Philadelphia,

University of Pennsylvania Press.

5. Disadvantaged Groups

Bell, C. (1970) “Mobility and the Middle Class Extended Family,” in

C.C. Harris (ed) Readings in Kinship in Urban Society. Oxford,

Pergamon.

Brown, G.W. Bhrolohain, M.N. and Harris T. (1975) “Social Class and

Psychiatric Disturbance among Women in an Urban Population”. in

Sociology. 9, pp225-254.

Brown, G.W. and Harris T. (1978) Social Origins of Depression: A Study

of Psychiatric Disorder in Women. London, Tavistock.

Central Policy Review Staff. (1978) Services for Young Children with

Working Mothers. London, H.M.S.O.

Coates, B.E. and Rawstron, E.M. (1971) Regional Variations in Britain.

London, Batsford.

Coates, K. and Silburn, R. (1970) Poverty: the Forgotten Englishmen.




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Deakin, N.D. (1970) Colour, Citizenship and British Society. London,

Panther.

Dex, S. (1987) Women’s Occupational Mobility: A Lifetime Perspective.

London, MacMillan,

Glazer, N. (1967) “Race in the City,” in B.J.L. Berry and J. Meltzer

(eds), Goals for Urban America., New Jersey, Prentice-Hall, pp85-98.

Glennerster, H. and Hatch, S. (1974) Positive Discrimination and

Inequality. Fabian Research Series, No 314.

Gove, W.R. (1965) “The Relationship between Sex Roles, Maritall

Status, and Mental Illness,” in Social Forces, 51, pp34-44.

Gove, W.R. and Tudor, J.F. (1973) “American Sex Roles and Mental

Illness,” in American Journal of Sociology, 78, pp812-835.

Hiro, D. (1971) Black British, White British. London, Eyre &

Spottiswoode.

Koutsopoulos, K.C. and Schmidt, C.G. (1976) “Mobility Constraints of

the Careless,” in Ekistics, 42, pp29-32.

Lauria M. & Knopp, L. (1985) Towards an analysis of the role of gay

communities in urban renaissance. Urban Geography. 6:

Leaviff, J. The shelter plus issue for single parents. Women and

Environments. 6(2) 16 _ 2O.

Meecham, E. (1983) Equal Opportunities Policies - some implications

for women of contrasts between enforcement bodies in Britian and the

USA. Ch 8 of Lewis, J. (ed) op cit.

Miller, S.M. and Roby, P.A. (1970) The Future of Inequality. New York,

Basic Books, Inc.

Mitchell, C.G.B. and Town, S.W. (1977) Accessibility of various social

groups to different activities. T.R.R.L. Supplementary Report, 258,

Department of the Environment.

National Union of Teachers. (1977) The Needs of the Under Fives.

London, N.U.T.

Oakley, A. (1979) “The Failure of the Movement for Women’s Equality.”

in New Society, 49, pp392-394.

Oakley, A. (1980) Women Confined. London, Martin Robertson.



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Paaswell, R.E. (1976) Problems of the Carless. Washington D.C. U.S.

Department of Transportation.

MIL Research Ltd. (1976) Exploratory Study on Transport for the

Disadvantaged: Report.

Peet, R. (1975) “Inequality and Poverty: A Marxist-Geographic Theory.”

in Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 65, pp564-571.

Pratt, G. and S. Hanson. (1988). Gender, class and space. Environment

and Planning D. Society and Space. 6: 15 _ 35.

Reid, I. (1977) Social Class Differences in Britian: A Sourcebook.

London, Open Books.

Runciman, W.G. (1972) Relative Deprivation and Social Justice.


Sutherland, M. (1981) Sex Bias in Education. Blackwell.

Turner, J. (1978) “One Parent Families: the undeserving poor?” in New

Society, 6 July, pp11-12.

Watson S. (1988). Accommodating Inequality. Allen and Unwin, Sydney.

Walker, A. (ed) (1982) Community Care: The Family, The State and

Social Policy.

Westergaard, J. and Resler, H. (1975) Class in a Capitalist Society.

Heinemann.

Winchester, H. and P. White. (1988). The location of marginalized

groups in the inner city. Environment and Planning D. Society and

Space. 6: 37 _ S4.

Whyld, J. (1983) Sexism in the Secondary Curriculum. Harper & Row.

6. Ecofeminism

Coleman, A. (1985) Utopia on Trial (Is this a feminist?) Shipman.

Firestone, S. (1971) The Dialectic of Sex: The Case for Feminist

Revolution. London, Jonathan Cape.



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Bowlby, S.R., Foord, J., McDowell, L. and Momsen, J. (1982)

Environment, Planning and Feminist Theory: A British Perspective.

Guest Editorial in Environment and Planning Journal, Vo1 14.

Analysis and historical overview of the ways in which the state has

viewed the family and women in post-war Britain and the spatial

implications of this. The article raises a number of research issues.

Good bibliography.

Bowlby, S.R. Foord, J. and MacKenzie, S. (1982) “Feminism and

Geography”. in Area 14, pp19-25.

Caldecott, L and Lelands, S. (1983) Reclaim the Earth. Women’s Press.

Collard, Andree. with Contrucci, Joyce. (1988) The Rape of the Wild -

Man’s Violence Against Animals and the Earth. Women’s Press.

Gelb, J. and M. Gittell. (1986). Seeking equality: The role of

activist women in cities. In: Boles, J., ed. The egalitarian city.

Toronto: Praeger. pp. 93 _ 109.

Griffin, S. (1982) Made from this Earth. Women’s Press.

Griffin, S. (1984) Woman and Nature.Women’s Press.

Griffin, Susan. (1978) Woman and Nature - the Roaring Inside Her.

Woman’s Press. (republished 1994.)

Holcomb, B. (1986). Geography and urban women. Urban Geographv. 7: 448

_ 456.

Hotz, Viviane. (1977) Life in the Lace Ghetto. Broadsheet No.47. (N.Z.

feminist magazine, available at W.R.R.C.)

Article looking at the urban environment and how it shapes and

controls women’s lives.

Hooks, Bell. (1982) Ain’t I a Woman. Pluto Press.

Matrix. (Women Architects) (1984) Making Space: Women and the Man Made

Environment. Pluto.

Merchant, C. (1982) The Death of Nature. Wildwood House.

Merchant , Carolyn. (1980) The Death of Nature - Women, Ecology and

the Scientific Revolution. Harper & Row 1990 Edition.

Morgan, E. (1972) The Descent of Woman. Souviner Press.

McDowell,L. and Bowlby, S.(1983) “Teaching Feminist Geography.” in

Journal of Geography in Higher Education. 7, pp97-107.



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Peterson, R (1986). Ten active years: A review of women and

environments research. Women and Environments. 8(3): p.9_11.

Peterson, A. G. Wekerle and D. Morley. (1978). Women and environments:

An overview of an emerging field. Environment and Behaviour. 10(4) 511

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Ekistics No 310 Jan/ Feb (1985) “Women and Space in Human

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New Internationalist August (1985).“Woman to Woman” Part 1 July, Part

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Signs (1979) “Women and the American City.” Vol 5 No 3 Spring 1980.

WEB Quarterly. Newsletter of Women in the Built Environment.

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Arnold, L. (1990) The Play & Recreation Needs of Children & Teenagers

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Dailey, Gillian, (1996). Ideologies of Caring:

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European Commission (1996) DG XVI Women Players in Regional

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Higgins, M. and Davies, L. (1996) Planning for Women How Much has

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Hooper, Barbara, (1992). "Split at the Roots": A Critique of the

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Laslett, Barbara, Johanna Brenner and Yesim Arat, (1995). Rethinking

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Pergammon.

Little, J. (1994) Women's Initiatives in town planning in England: a

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Phillips A. (1991). Engendering Democracy. Policy Press, Cambridge.

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Wieringa, S. (1994) Women's interests and empowerment: gender

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Women and Environments (1991) Getting the message out: women,

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26. Bibliographies

Chindley, L. (1990) Booklist entitled women and the Environment

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Hillier, J. (undated) Women and Planning: a Bibliography, produced

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Greed, C. and Roberts, M. (1998) Introduction to Urban Design.

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27. Design

Adams, Annamarie, (1996). Architecture in the Family Way: Doctors,

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Anderson,K.and F.Gale,eds. (1992). Inventing places:

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Andrew, Caroline, (1994). Canadian Women and Cities. Ottawa: CMHC,

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Colomina,B.,ed. (1992). Sexuality and space. Princeton University

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Hasell, Mary Joyce, Frieda Dell Peatross and Christine A. Bono,

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Imrie, R. (1996) Disability and the City. London: Paul Chapman.

Kridler, C. & Stewart, R (1992) Access for_the disabled. Probe

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Laws, Glenda, (1994). oppression, knowledge and the built environment.

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Weisman, L. (1992). Discrimination by design. University of Illinois

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White,R (l990) No Space of their Own. Melbourne: Cambridge University

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Women's Policy Development office. (1996) Govenment Two Year Plan for

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28. Development Planning

Bhattacharya, B. (1994) Defining a framework for gender analysis in

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Grosz, E. (1992) Bodies_cities. In Colomina, B. (ed.) Sexuality &

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Krishnarayan, V. & Thomas, H. (1993) Ethnic Minorities - the Planring

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Moser, Caroline O.N. and Linda Peake, (1994). Seeing the Invisible:

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Ritzdorf, M. (1993). The fairy's tale: Teaching planning in a

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Ritzdorf, M. (1993). Land use, local control and social

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Watts, Jennifer, (1993). Gender and planning: one Dimension or two?

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29. Developing Planning Theory

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Burgess, P. (1993). City planning and the planning of cities: The

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Hendler, S. and S. MacGregor. (1994). Engendering planning theory

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Hillier, J. (1996) Deconstructing the discourse of planning. In

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Hodge, G. (1991). Planning Canadian communities. Second edition.

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Huxley, M. (1994) Planning as a framework of power: utilitarian

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Kenney, M (1995) Remember, Stonewall was a riot. Planning Theory. 13

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Kliger, B & Cosgrove, L (1996) Overcoming the barriers - cross-

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Lake, R. (1993). Planning and applied geography: Positivism, and

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Sandercock, L. (1994). Making the invisible visible: New approaches to

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30. Disadvantaged Groups

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Watson, S. & McGillivray, A. (1995) Planning in a multicultural

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31. Ecofeminism

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Leslie, D.A.,(1993). Feminity, post_fordism and the 'new

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Singh, A. and Burra, N. (1993) Women and Wasteland Development in

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Women’s Features Service. (1992) The Power to Change: Women in the

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32. Economic Issues

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Knopp, L.(1992). Sexuality and the spatial dynamics of capitalism.

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Meis, M. (1994) Women, Environment and the Myth of Economic Growth:

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33. Environment

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34. Europe

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36. Housing

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37. Leisure

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Scraton, S. (1994) The Changing World of Women and Leisure: Feminism,

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Scraton, S. (1994) The Changing World of Women and Leisure: Feminism,

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40. Shopping

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WDS (1992) Unitary Development Plans, July. London: Women's

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41. Strategic and Practical Approaches

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42. Science and Technology

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43. Sustainable Development

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Rosi Braidotti, Ewa Charkiewicz, Sabine Hausler, and Saskia Wieringa,

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Council of Europe, European Committee for Equality between Women and

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Department of Planning and Transport, Renfrewshire Council, (1996)

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Department of Town and Country Planning, Newcastle upon Tyne, (1993).

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Lawrence & Wishart Ltd (1992) (358 pages) Travel Sickness: the need

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Local Transport Today, No292 (3 Jan 1997), pp8-9. Rising car ownership

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Municipal Journal, No 17(Apr-May 1993), pp22-25. Finally, a green

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National Association of Local Government Women’s Committees, (1991)

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Pergamon, Elsevier Science Ltd (1994). Gender, planning and the policy

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Public Transport Information, Vol 5 No 10 (Jul/Aug 1993), p6-7 No

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Public Transport Information, Vol 4 No (6 Mar 1992), p12. Improving

transport for women means improving transport for all.

Public Transport Information,Vol4, No 2 (October 1991) pp8-9. The 51

percent still waiting for better buses.

RTPI practice advice note No 12. Planning for women. p 6

The Planning Exchange, 1997, (4 pages). Department of Transport’s

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Women’s design Services, (1992) (8 pages) Unitary development

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National Clearinghouse on Family Violence, (1995). Transition Houses

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46. Women's Roles

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47. Women Town Planners

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Greed, C. (1994). Women and planning. Creating gendered realities.

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Greed, C. (1993) Is more better? Women's Studies International

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Hendler, S. (1994). Feminist planning ethics. Journal of Planning

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MacGregor, Sherilyn, (1994). Feminist Approaches to Planning Thought

and Action: Practical Lessons from Women Plan Toronto. Kingston:

Queen's University, School of Urban and Regional Planning. Master's

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Milroy, Beth Moore, (1991). Feminist Critique of planning for work:

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Royal Town Planning Institute. (1995) Planning For Women. Practice

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49. Workplace and Employment

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Cockburn, C. (1991) In the Way of Women: Men’s Resistance to Sex

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This gives a systemic appraisal of how women’s progress within

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Consultation Group of Employment Equity for Women (Canada), (1995).

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